The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-04-10
CONFIDENCE WELL PLACED.


Two well-known men in Dayton, o., are
William w. Rockfield and George K. Brier.
ley, who are foremen of the paint shop and
machine shop respectively, of the works Of
j, w. Stoddard 81 Co. They are both
skilled mechanics and pride tlemselvet
upon the excellence of their work. We are
not informed as to whether they agree Z
politics and upon those questions of general
interest which divide the public mind, but
they are firm friends, and upon one ques-
ton they stand together absolutely united.
Experience has led both of them to place
the most implicit faith in AthIophoros as a
sure remedy for rheumatism and neuralgia,
and nothing can shake their confidence in
it. That this confidence is well grounded
the stories which they tell of the benefits
conferred by it will fully show. As tbs
case which Mr.. Rockfeld relates, that Of
the cure of his daughter fror' terrible at.
tack of neuralgia, is the more remarkable
we will let him speak first. He says
"Athlophoros did what aothing else was
able to do for my daughter. For -four
months she was in mos distressing condi.
ton from neuralgia. Such an extreme case
probably never existed before7Sat least
never heard of such a one. She was con
fined to her bed for months, suffering ev.
erything but death. Such was her condf
ton that the least noise would disturb her.
The sound of footsteps made by peopla
passing on the pavement below her window.
would annoy her She was so sick that we
of hor
eould do did her any good, and it seemed as
if the pain in her head would drive her Out
of her mind 1 had read of some of the
cures made by Athlophoros, but really did
not think that it could ever touch severe
case as my daughters. However, l bought
a bottle and began giving her the medicine.
40 my surprise and IL certainly was
wonderful-after she had taken half DOT
tie she was able to get up and go down
stairs. After that she was never confined
to her room. l never saw or heard of
medicine working as that did in my daugh-
ter's case.'
" Did she continue using itf"
Yes. She took some twelve bottles"
"Does she have any return of the pain?"
"She had little in the back few weeks
ago, but it was nothing. l consider her
case most wonderful and beyond all con-
ception by those who did not see her during
her affection"
Mr.. Brierley was also afflicted with neu-
raigia, but fortunately for him, although the
case was severe, it did not go such terrible
lengths as in Miss Rockfelds case. This is
| what Mr.. Brierley says of it,
IL was afflicted with neuralgia for many
years. l endured the agony which no one
can imagine except those who have been
afflicted as L was My head felt as if it
Would burst and walked the floor for
nights and days, not being able to sleep.
Finally decided to change the treatment
had, and which gave me no relief, and to
use Athlophoros. used one bottle, and
since that time have been at my work and
have not suffered from the neuralgia"
"How did you first hear of Athlo-
phoros% tHt
II knew how it had cured Mr.. Rock.
fields daughter, whose case was, of course,
much worse than mine"
If you can not get ATHLoPHQRos of you,
dQlggist, we will send it express paid, on re
| ceipt of regular price-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, but order at once from u.s. a.
| directed. ATHLOPHoRos Co., liz Wall Street
New York