The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-06-16

The year 1894 marks the day when
2.4O was considered a remarkable trotting
record for mile. Maud s., the present
champion, eame to the front in 1880 with
2.104, while her record is now 2.O6a.
Sporting men claim that the horse will yet
be bred which can go a mile in two minutes,
while others hold that Maud S. time can
not be beaten.
Not less surprising than this rapid re-
duction in the trotters' time is the speed
with which Athlophoros has grown into
public favor. AS single instance of its
efficacy may be mentioned the case of
> Mr.. w. d. Murphy, of No. 80 Yandes
street. indianapolis, Indiana, who tells this
story:
- al first contracted rheumatism in the
war, in which / served four years and
six months After returning from service
! the disease seemed to assume periodical
form. / would have at least two attacks
1 every year, and between these attacks |
! would suffer all the time. Often L could
not walk or get out of bed, and the disease
1 would catch me in the legs, so that while
standing would feel as if / were about to
fall. 1t was one afternoon that took my
J first dose of Athlophoros, and then at night
took another. slept soundly that night.
The next morning when Iawoke 1 had no
pain. / took few doses more, but in all
! used only about two-thirds of bottle
before my rheumatism was gone. That
was over year ago, and since4hen | have
had only a slight twinge. So great is my
confidence in Athlophoius that 1 have
recommended it to many different people.
\ Among them is a Mrs. Wright, lady
seventy years old, who was entirely rid of
all her pain by the medicine after suffer-
I ing from rheumatism for fifteen years. In
every instance it gave entire satisfac-
ton"
y Mr.. r. Forster, dealer in furniture at
} No. 800 Main ST., Terre Haute, Ind, who
tells the following:
z al have used Athlophoros with the
\ very best satisfaction. / had neuralgia
R for years, and used about every medicine
! for it without obtaining any relief until
\ began taking Athlophoros. was told of
Z the remedy by friend who bought bot
S tie of it for me, and i took some that same
Z night. The next day was as free from
I pain as If had never had neuralgia.
s went out and spent several hours in a walk
4 which the day before would have been
misery to me. During the summer
1 months / am never troubled with neural
( gia, but if l should be again / would Ger.
I tainly use Athlophoros, Of whose merits /
: am fully convinced. / have bottle on
/ hand, but have no use for it at present l
I have recommended it to several per-
sons, and have yet TO learn of a single in
stance where it did not accomplish its mis-
sion of good work.
& Miss Kate Warren, of Stockwell, Ind,
: who says that she has not been able to
I effect complete cure in her case because
{ of inability to obtain Athlophoros when
J she desired to use it, nevertheless gives
Z this testimony to its merits:
al have used Athlophoros and have
! been very much benefited by it. Heartily
! recommend it to all meet who are suffer
: ing from that dreadful disease, rheuma-
tsm."
~ Ifyou cannot get ATHIoPHoRos Of your drug
gist, we viii send IL express paid, on receipt of
Irregular price-one dollar per bottle. We prefer
that you buy it from your druggist, but II he
hasn't it, do not be persuaded TO try something
else. but order at once from us, as directed.
eATHLoPHoRos Cor liz Wall Street, New York