The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1885-11-25
TEA CULTURE IN AMERICA.

A cup of tea, comforts the soul and gives
a gentle stimulus TO brain and body
of many a hard working man and woman,
10 whom its loss would come as a real
calamity. Happily there appears to beno
danger of any such disaster. The Chinese
supply holds up well, and if it should fail,
why perhaps tea could be grown in this
country. Commissioner OF Agriculture
LeDuC thought it could be, and though
after the expenditure Of many thousand
dollars Of Government money he didn't
raise a crop sufficient to allow President
Hayes and the members Ofhis cabinettO ask
for q second cup apiece; still someluture
commissioner may have better luck. None
of these conditions, however, ever dis
turbcd Mrs. Willis Magill, of 2l7 West
Park street, SandusBy, Ohio, SO much as
"a severe attack of rheumatism, with which
she was so badly afflicted that she could
not raise q cup of tea to her mouth or pass
any of the soothing drink TO the members
Of the family. How she suffered and how
she was cured she tells in the following
account of her own andIof other cases:
My rheumatism began in my left hand
and arm about two years ago and by Spring
it had complete control of me. was quite
broken down. 1 tried all the linimeut5
and everything else that was ever tried or
used. Finally q New York paper was sent
us, in which we saw an advertisement of
Athlophoros. As we were spending money
for medicines all the time and nothingwas
doing any good, thought a trial Of the
new remedy could do no harm. EVENT. it
did no good the money might as well go
that way as any other, and SO we sent for
the Athlophoros 1 began with tea
spoonful three times day and l immedi-
ately began to feel better.
"I had not been able to touch a dish
cloth or lift anything, not even as much
as the weight of cup Of tea to pass it
across the table. In one weeks time after
beginning to use the remedy l could do
both almost as well as ever. There were
no more aches or pains. used one bottle
and began on another, when l found had
used enough. 1 kept what was left in the
bottle, and last week one of my neighbors
came in to ask me about my cure. l told
her Just how the Athlophoros acted upon
me, and said that if she was not afraid to
try it she might have what had left. This
was on Wednesday, and on the following
Sunday she called in and said that her
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her another bottle would cure her and she
said she would get it.
Another lady came to me after 1 had
used the Athlophoros about a week and
wanted information concerning it. She
bought bottle and it acted on her like a
charm. She says that it benefited her more
than anything she ever tried. A colored
washerwoman, to whom l recommended it,
said to me: Il done think tits dreflul ez-
pensive, but am going to keep on using
it for it is cheaper than a doctor Sheused
three bottles and says that if she did not
have to wash, bywhich she gets heated and
chilled, she would be entirely cured. My
elbow still has a little lameness and l sut
fered from the rheumatism so long that
do not think the arm will ever be as strong
as it was before. 1 did every bit of my
house-cleauing last Spring after using
AthIophoros only a few days"
Ifyou cannot get ATHLoPHORos Of your drug
gist we will send it express paid, on receipt o
regular price-One dollar per bottle. We prete
that you buy IL from your druggist, but If n,
hasn't it, do not be persuaded to try something
else, but order at once from u.s. rs directed
| ATHLOPHOROs Co., 10 Wall Street, New York