The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
CONFIDENCE WE'LL PLACED,

Two well.known men In Dayton, o., arc
William w. Rockaeld and George H.
Brlerley,who are ioremen Of the paint shop
and machine shop respectively, OF tho
works Of j. w. Stoddard ~ 20. They are
both skilled mechanics and pride them
selves upon the excellence OF their work
We are not informed as TO whether they
agree In politics and upon those questions
ofqeneral interest which dlyidethe public
rind, but they are firm friends, and upon
one uestionthey stand together absolutely
united. Experience has led both OF them
10 place the most implicit faith In Athlo'
phoros as sure remedy for rheumatism
and neuralgia, and nothing can shake their
confidence In II, That this confidence "
well grounded tho stories which they tell
Of the benefits conferred by II will nlly
show. As the case which Mr.. Rocklield
relates, that Of the cure Of his daughter
from terrible attack Of neuralgia, Is the
more remarkable We will let him speak
first. Heaaysi
"Athlophoros did what nothing else was
able TO do for my daughter For four
months she was In most distressing con-
diton from neuralgia. Such an extreme
caseprobably never existed beiore-at least
| never heard OF such q one, She was con-
fined 10 her bed for months, suffering
everything but death. Such was her con-
ditlon that the least noise would disturb
her, The sound Of footsteps made by peo'
ple passing on the pavement below her
window would annoy her. She was no sick
that wo dispOlred Of her life, Nothing
that We could do did her any good, and "
seemed as II the pain In her head would
drive her ont Of her mind, had read Of
eomo Of tho cures made by Athlophoroa,
but really did not think that II could ever
touch such q severe ease as my daughters ~
However, boughta bottle and began gy'
ingher the medicine,
TO my aurprise-and II certainly was
wonderfl-a0cr she had taken half bot
tie she was able TO get up and go down
stairs. After that she was never confined
To her room. never saw or heard Of O
medicine working aslhat did In my daugh
ler'a case"
"Did she continue using II" =.
0Yea. She took some twelve bottles"
"Doca sho have any return oftho pain =
"Sho had q little In the back few week
AGO, but il was nothing, | consider hc
case most wonderful and beyond oll con
ccption by those who did notseo her dnrinI
her allliciion'
Mr.. Bricrley was also afflicted with ncu
ralpia, but fortunately for him, although
the case was severe, II did not go such toi
rible lengths aa In Miss RocNhelds cast
This "a what Mr., Brorloy says oCiti
~ was afflicted with neuralgia iormon
= years, indurod the agony which no on
, can imagine except those who have bee
afflicted a. was, My head felt as If
J would burst and | walked the floor e
nights and days, not being able 10 s'ecl
Finally decided to change tho trcotmcI
had, and which gave mo no rclicl m
10 use Athlophoroa, used one bottle, M
since that time have been NJ my woi
y az have not suffered from thoncuralgio
GLOW did you first hear of Athl
: phoroa7'
n "l know how II had cured Mr., Roc
y fields daughter whose ease was, Of eonri
!. much worse than minc'
lfyou cannot get Aflu0ruoNoa of your ltl
gltt we will send II express uHill on ltcclpl
A fprilnf pfice-Ouu dollar pur bottle, Wupirl
Tint YOU bus II nom your druggist, but IT,
a hasn't n, do not hu persuaded 10 Wy tnmclhl
II else, but order NJ once nom w ~ lltgW,
r, AriiLowloBos Co., ~ Wall street, New lol