Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-12-12

1T time is money, as the saying goes,
what losses, f3r greater than those
caused 10y financial disaster, are perpet-
ually entailed upon mankind 10y sick
ness. The dollars laid up against a
rainy day are swept away, the vital
forces are weakened and the sufferer. If
he RECEIVERS at all, goes To his work
again "a poorer and nut always "a wiser
man. Perhaps the effects OF "A severe
sickness may Il through generations,
ALWAYS an element of weakness and
loss. And then the pain and agony en-
dured. No money estimate can be
placed upon them, no measure OF loss
fixed. Suffering makes man prema-
turely old and hurries him TO his grave
long before his time. Anything, con
seQuently, that can cure sickness and
drive away pain is "a factor in a ma
TONS wealth, Il treasure without price.
Such is A~thlophoros, the great cure for
neuralgia and rheumatism. Among the
mnumerahle tlirUng benefited 10y 1t il
George Hoffman, OF Cedar Falls, Iowa
whose story Was thus told by his wife
to a visitor:
Three bottles of A%thlophoros cureC
my husband entirely, SO that he has
not had an ache OF rheumatism since
now over a year ago. F0r many year
previous there never was Il time when
he was free from pain. Neither doc
tors nor medicine could drive the dis
ease away. The trouble was sciatit
rheumatism in the right leg. The doe
tors said ne would always have ii, aS
they did not think there was any cure
But there was, as AthlOphoros did tn,
work and permanently, or he would
have had trouble again during the Ste
we're weather OF last winter"
WAS he suffering much at the time
he began using Athl0phOros? was
asked OF Mrs. Hoffman.
Yes; a great deal from "A severe at
tack, but the medicine took hold of the
disease at once, and 10y the time he had
used three bottles lie was entirely well,
1t would be difficult to say how much
money Mr.. H. tIman has spent during
the many years he has suffered in his
attempt 10 get rid of the disease. 1t
was not So much the question of loss,
however, but Of what to do 10 get rid
of the pain that we cared ahodt. Since
my husband is we'll we both take great
pleasure in recommending Athlopho-
roS.
Another resident of Cedar Falls who
/ has been cured of rheumatism hy the
same remedy is Nj. Snyder, the father
of l.. 4. Snyder, one of the EDITORS OF
The Cedar Falls Gaze It.. Mr.. Snyder is
IA gentleman well advanced in years
and for a long time had been a sufferer
from the disease. In answer to inqui-
rips the son gives this brief but salts.
factory account Of the case:
Three bottles cured my father OF
rheumatism that he had been suffering
from for many years. That was just
about "A year ago and he has had not
the least return OF the trouble since
Athlophoros is undoubtedly the medi-
cine for rheumatism. MY fathers
case is not the only n | know OF
where it has Effected a cure. Others
that We're much worse have beer
brought to my notice and and in all il
was most decidedly successful"
Mrs. : Wilson, Of the same place
says: Il have had the rheuma
tism myself. but ! have taken much in
terest in AthlophoroS. 1t j. a goo(
medicine and has proved its merits il
manv cases that ! know Of"
If YOU cannot yet ATHLopHoRos Of y u
druggist, we viii send IL express paid, on rc
ceipr Of rrice-oue dollar per hottie. We pre-
fer that voi buy IL from Your druggist, but !
he hasn't Il, do not he persia led II t-y some
hing else. hut order ~ once from us as Ill
rerted A~THLOPHoKos Co, 1t2 Wall Street
New. York.