Morris tribune., 1886-03-10
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Said friend 10 another as they were
passing each other on the street.
".They are all well,' was the reply.
aWhy, | thought yo4r father had the
rheumatism"
"Oh, yes, SO he has; he always has that.
] forgot all abolt IL.
And so it is with many people who suffer
with the most taggravating pains. They hob
BILE around as best they can and get very
little or no sympathy on account of their
healthful look, and from the fact that it is
only rheumatism and they always have it.
What pains arem re severe than those from
rheumatism? Sid w. S. Hopkins, living
at No. 179 G Avenue, Cedar Rapids, Iowa:
"My wife and daughter were both stricken
with infammatory rheumatism at the
same time. The lower limbs were much
swollen. The pain seemed almost beyond
endurance. Sleep was out of the question.
They suffered so much that to move or
even touch the sheet on the bed would
cause the most violent pain. They were
confined to the bed four weeks. During
that time and previously, bought many
kinds of medicines. Then employed a
physician, but nothing gave relief until
bought some Athlophoros, which had
heard of and l am glad to say in very
short time the swelling was reduced, the
pain gone and they were entirely WELL"
'How much did theytake, Mr.. Hopkins?"
al think it was three bottles in ALL"
"IIaye either of them had any return of
the rheumatism ?"
"Not in the least"
1t was rather a strange coincidence
both having an attack at the same time ?",
"Yes, it was, but such was the case,
strange as it may seem. They were both
helpless, but are now well, and all from
the use of Athlophoros. 1t is an ex-
cellent medicine, and well worth the trial
by any sufferer from rheumatism"
Mrs. c. j. Albeck, living at No. 1867
Clay street, Dubuque, has used Athlo-
phoros, and gives this as her experience
with it:
"Yes, ] have used it and it cured
me. Up to the time used it, which was
in February, 1881, | was subject to fire.
quent attacks of inilammatory rheuma-
tism and have been nearly all my life. At
times | would he almost helpless. As sure
as I would take little cold would have
an attack of rheumatism, sometimes in
my lower limbs and at others in my arms.
was carving my right arm in a sling. 1t
was very much swollen ant. could not move
mr. fingers without causing me considega-
bic pain. One evening, while I was sut-
fering in this way, heard Of Ath!opho-
ros, and the wonderful cure It had made
in Mrs. McCue's case. The reS5 day |
sent for bottle and commenced usir it
at once. was little afraid OF it ct iirst,
on account of the buzzing sensation it
caused in my head, but reduced the dose
and kept taking it regularly. 1t worked
like a charm. The swelling and pain
were gone, my rheumatism was well, and
l had free use of my arm"
Has it ever returned, Mrs. Albeck?"
"No, it is now year and a half and
have not suffered any since"
"Then it has proven valuable medi-
cine in curing you of chronic rheuma-
tism -
eyes, it certainly has, and I could not
say too much in favor Of Athlophoros."
Ifyou cannot get AT5!LoproRns fyour drug.
giSt we Will send it tTnrc@S paid. Cn receipt of
rrcHlcr pt;c2-onc d"l@r per t-jt.". We prefer
that ynU Guy It from yO''r d~'"Gist. but if hee
hasn't It, d. not ite persuaded 10 Try something
else. ff.t""t1r st o''"H + VI Ge rs directed.
ATIILGFNCRos Co, lI2 VA, Street, New York.