The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-12-23
WORDS OF PRAISE.

DIR. james D. Bragg druggist and
physician of the old school, residing at
27l East Main st., Bridgeport, Connecti-
cut, is full of praise for Athlophoros
This is what he has to say.
az have been resident of this city for
ten years and am conversant with the pre-
vailing diseases in this section. None is 20
common as rheumatism and neuralgia.
During the fall season have busy practice
with neuralgia and rheumatic patients,
and prescribe Athlophoros with unpar-
alelled success. 1t is a perfectly safe
medicine, and so pure that baby can
take it,"
One of the happiest men in Maine now
adays is William Sawyer, of West Hamp-
den, Penobscot county. Mr.. Sawyer is
butcher, long and favorably known in his
county, and that he has abundant cause
for his happiness will appear from the fol-
lowing statement.
+" / was sick last fall with rheumatism"
he says, "and a lady sent me word to try
Athlophoros. did so. When | got the
medicine the minister was at my house.
At four o'clock it took him and two others
to get me up off the bed. / took the Ath-
lophoros and in less than two hours one
man got me of the bed and in ten hours 1
got off alone, and in eighteen hours my
fever had all gone. have recommended
the medicine to three others that were not
so badly off as | was and it worked like
charm. / tell the doctors that will bet
fifty dollars that / can cure any rheuma-
tism fever, don't care how bad, in twenty
hours with one bottle of Athlophoros. l
am a butcher going around all over the
country and have to tell this story some
times ten times a day. | wouldn't be with
out Athlophoros, and carry it with me all
the time"
I" | wish to say word in praise of Ath-
lophoros," says f. J. Flood, of Oxford,
Me. 81 was taken with rheumatism last
May and was treated by my family doc
tor for some time without relief. i then
tried every other rheumatic cure / could
hear of with the same result. Some five
weeks ago / by chance learned of Athlo-
phoros. / bought bottle and began tax
ing it and in less than twenty-four hours
could walk without cane and suffered no
pain. | have taken two bottles and to-day
am able to do hard days work. / con-
slider it the greatest rheumatic remedy ever
known. Since have been cured have
had number of people come to me to ask
what | took to cure me. To-day / have
had three ladies from distance of six
miles to hear about the great remedy.
There are three persons in my village
that are now using it with the happiest
results"
Mrs. Charles II. Clifford, of Lincoln Gen.
tire, Me, says:
I" | cannot express my thanks for the
benefit have received from the use of one
bottle of Athlophoros. l inherited rheu-
matism from my mother, who suffered I'M
told agony until her death. My father
spent hundreds of dollars to get help for
her and found none. l have tried many
different remedies, but never got any re-
lief to speak of from them, except from
Athlophoros, which l can truly say has
helped me. | wish to get few more bot
ties, so that can let some of my suffering
friends have some"
Ifyou cannot get ATHLoPHoRos of your drug
gist, we will send it express paid, on receipt Of
regular prce-one dollar per bottle. We prefer
that you buy it from your druggist, but if he
| hasn't it. do not be persuaded to try something
else hut order at once from us, as directed
ATHLoPHoRos Co., 1l2 Wall Street, New York