Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-03-25
The Last Effort the Best.

| 'Thls is world Of effort, you know, Fanny,
and we must never yield when SO much de.
( ponds upon u.s." Mrs. Chick said to Mrs Dom
hey as the latter lay dying aftcr little Paul
had been ushered into the world But Mrs.
Dombey could not make an effort and certified
out upon the dark and unknown sea that rolls
round all the world" Mrs. Chick was not an
agreeable character and no words OF hers
could rouse the gentle mothers spirit
1--WE will make one more effort" said Mrs.
| o. Thornton, Of Stuart, Ia, to her husband
when he was utterly discouraged by sickness
Mr.. Thornton made the effort, and why II was
necessary for him to make It he tells as fol.
| lows:
~ had been subject to the rheumatism for
| several years, 1t often combining me to the
house for two or three months at a time Dur,
Ing my last attack ] was entirely helpless and
could not do SO much as TO feed myself / had
been in this condition six weeks and was get.
ting very much discouraged, as nothing I had
already done had even given me relief My
wife noticed the advertisement OF Athlophoros
about the first time it appeared in our paper.
She said to me:
"'Well, here is another remedy for rheuma,
tism. We will make one more effort
II took my frst dose about o'clock and al
most directly went TO sleep. Not having had
any sleep for three or four nights the relief
was gladly received. ] slept soundly until
o'clock, when my wife awoke me to take an
other dose. had been several weeks lying on
lounge. When ! awokc to take my second
dose found that could move without much
pain. said to my wife:
40 guess will get up and 90 to bed, and I
did, getting a good sound sleep. The next
day was up and could walk around. / con-
tinued with the medicine until had used
three bottles. In five days after l had taken
my first dose of Athlophoros went to work
and have never lost days work from rheu.
mstism since. That was over q year ago."
"You probably spent considerable money
before that in doctoring yourself with differ
snt kinds of medicines. Mr.. Thorntonm
"Yes, did If had known of Athopho-
ros four years ago it would have saved me
much suffering and money for medicine, as
well as the time | lost in not being able to
work"
"Don't you think you ran risk In going to
work SO soon after such long sicknessp
~ did, no doubt, but | felt assured that
now had remedy that would soon knock the
rheumatism out Of me If had it again felt
anxious to go to work after being kept from it
so long. Athlophoros has done for me what
nothing else could do, and / take great pleas
ure In recommending it to others. It has
proved itself in my case to be all that it is
claimed to be-"
Mr.. Thornton is employed In the Chicago,
Rock Island Il Pacific Railway shops at Stuart,
and is well known as a Woodworking and in
dustrious citizen He takes great pleasure in
telling the story of his cure and often says
that zone more effort" was the best he ever
made, and that be owes life probably to Ath-
lophoros.
II you cannot get ATHLoPHoRos of your
druggist, 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 II he hasn't it, do not be persuaded to try
something else, but order at once from us as
directed. ATHLoPHoRos Co, ll2 Wall Street.
New York