The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-04-08
Postmaster General Yilaa, Home.

Tossmsseer General Villas Home.
Postmaster General Villas halls from
Madison, Wis.,, and that extremely
pretty city h very proud of her hand
some and eloquent cabinet officer, who,
at the time he was chosen by President
Cleveland as one of his advisers, rep
resented her in the Wisconsin Legisla-
ture. Madison is also proud because
she is the State Capital aad possesses
very imposing Capitol building stand
ing in lovely park. Then Madison
may also be proud of Wisconsin Uni
versity' with its hundreds of students
and able faculty; of the Soldiers Or
plans Home, of tho State Lunatic
Asylum buildings. and of the many
industries which 90 to make up the
prosperity of the thriving little capital.
All these institutions have grown up
since 1886, at which time NJ adison was
in the wilderness. Pushing and intelli-
gent citizens have made her what she
Is, and it is pleasant to observe that
Madison still possesses very large pro-
portion of clear-heatled men and wo-
men, who appreciate good thing when
they see it and are glad to make its
merits known.
O1e OF this class of citizens is l.. A.
Rogers, the baggage-master of the
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail-
road, who Is we'll known to all Madi-
sonians and by large part of the trav-
cling public: Mr.. Rogers has this to
say Of how he was cured of a long
standing complaint:
II suffered with rheumatism for
some time, so that it was with great
pain that l c,uld move around at all,
and also spent many sleepless ghts.
l am glad to say that after using two
bottles of Athlophoros l am entirely
free from pain. No one need suffer
from rheumatism it they will give it a
fair trial.
George w. Huntley. a dealer in
groceries at No sc Pinckney street, and
a leading merchant and old resident,
commends the medicine as follows:
II have used Athlophoros for rheu-
matism and can most cheerfully say
with the most satisfactory results.''
''Mary l. Whiting of No. $40 Univcr-
sity avenue, who has lived in Madison
for thirty years and is known and re-
spected by every one, says;
II have been victim of severe rheu-
matism for the past three years, and
having tried almost every remedy
known without any. avail was much
discouraged. Last winter l was af-
tlicted much worse than ever and was
induced to try Athlophoras. l am
glad to state that am now free from
pain and pronounce the medicine a
God-send for the afflicted.
10 these words of commentator
may BIZ added those of Mr.. L. Il Lut-
zow, 4 well-known citizen who says of
Athlophoros:
My wife was seriously afflicted with
rheumatism, principally in her arms.
She has now used two bottles Of Athlo-
phoros anu is well and free from pain.
lean cheerfully recommend the rem
edy to my friends and the public as
being all that it claims to be-
William Sommers, foreman for B. F.
Mcmillan & Bro, of Mcmillan, Wis,
says that seven bottles of Athlophoros
relieved him entirely of rheumatism of
five years standing, which was so
acute at times as to compel him to give
up work. Three bottles entirely cured
his brother-in-law, Louis Zlmmcring,
whom rheumatism had compelled to
give up his place as edger in a saw
mill. He now fills his old position
without tle least Inconvenience.
If you cannot get ArnLornoRos Of your
druggist, we will send iC express paid, on
receipt OF regular pcice-one dollar per bot
tie. We prefer that you buy it from your
druggist, but if he hasn't it, do not be per-
suaded to try something else, but order at
Co., ll2 W oil Street, New York.