Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-03-11
A Fresh Water Atlantic.

Why the good peeps Of fre,h-water Allan.
tic in far inland Iowa, should have gone to the
ocean for the name of their enterprlslng town
will probably always remain mystery. II Il
was to show that there is nothing ir sh or YER
dant about them, the name Is decidedly apt
for recent events have Pat Atlantic in the
front rank Of those places that know and APP
prec!ate good thing when they see It. j. E.
Gillespie, real estate and loan agent, is one
Of the foremost citizens Of the town aud tells
his story OF popular progress there:
~ was troubled with rheumatism, which
first appeared In the hip and then extended
down into the legs through tho sciatic nerve
! suffered, whether standing or sitting, and 1t
was with the greatest difficulty that succeed
ed in hobbllng to my Office every day. con-
suited physicians and tried every remedy
could learn Of without any good effects what
ever. My great fear was that would always
have 1t. AS | was writing letter to friend
In Chicago, / casually made a note of my
rheumatism and thought no more about it.
An answer promptly came however, telling
me to use Athlophoros, and stating the cure
Of my friends mothers case which was much
more severe than mine.
81 at once purchased bottle and by tn
time had finished taking It my rheumatism
was gone was a little too quick, however,
in leaving of the medicine, and as the disease
had not entirely gone out Of my system had
another little attack, but another bottle of
Athlophoros did the work. The cure Is
permanent one. l consider Athlophoros an
excellent medicine and have recommended 1t
to many aud shall continue to do So"
Mr.. W. C. McClain, a clerk for Smith g.
Bonesteel, druggists at Atlantic, gives this
as his experience with the medicine:
81 tried everything heard of for my rheu-
matism, but nothing did me any good until
used Athlophoros. | was so seriously af-
licted in both of my legs that was confined
to the house for a month, for three weeks Of
which time was obliged to use crutches
suffered with rheumatism about year, and
nothing took seemed to do me a particle OF
good Finally Athlophoros was put In stock
to sell and decided to give it a trial. felt
change after had used bottle. l continued
using 1t and have had no rheumatism since |
took six bottles in all. Whenever anyone
asks me for a remedy for rheumatism always
recommend Athlophoros, as l am sure of its
being beneficial by my own experience"
"Athlophoros is the best remedy know of
to relieve rheumatic palms," is the statement
of Mr. w. B. Jordan, one of Atlantc's dealers
in Boots and shoes. ~ have seen my wife sui
fering SO intensely that she could scarcely
move her hands, and a few doses of Athlo-
phoros would take the pain away aud give her
the full use Of her hanls. l consider it a
splendid remedy"
II you cannot get ATHLoPHoRos Of your
drugg st, we will send it express paid, on re-
ceipt OF regular prio<-One dollar per bottle
We prefer that you buy 1t from your druggist
but II he hasn't 1t, do not be persuaded to try
something else, but order at once from us as
directed ATHLoPHoRos Co, III Wall Street
New York.