Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-03-31

Why the good people Of fresh-wa'er At
lantic in far inland Iowa should have gone
to the ocean for the name OF their enter
prising town will probably always remain a
mystery. II il was to show that there was
nothing fresh or seidnnt ebout them. the
name is decidedly apt, for recent events
have put Atlantic III the front rank Of those
places that know and appreciate a good
thing when they see it. J. L. Gillespie. o
real estate and loan agent, is one OF the
foremost citizens of the town and tells this
story Of popular progress there:
Il was troubled with rheumatism, which
first appeared in the hip and then extended
down into the legs through the sciatic
nerve. i suffered, without standing or sit
ting. and 1t was with the greatest difficulty
that I succeeded in hobbling 10 my office
every day. I consulted physicians and
tried every remedy ] could learn of without
any good effects whatever. Ny great fea'
was that I would always have it. As | wU
writing q letter to a friend in Chicago / cas-
ually made note OF my rheumatism and
thought no more about il. An answer
promptly came, however, telling me to use
.Athlophoros and stating the cure Of my
friends mothers case, which was much more
severe than mine.
Il at once purchased a bottle and by the
time l had finished taking it my iheuma.
tism was gone. / was n little too quick.
however, in leaving off the medicine. and
as the disease had not entirely gone out Of
my system l had another little attack. but
another bottle Of %Athiophoros did the work.
The cure is o permanent one. consider
Athlophoros an excellent medicine and have
recommended it to many and shall continue
to do So"
Mr.. W. c. McLain, a clerk for Smith Il
Bonesteel, druggists at Atlantic, gives this
as his experience with the medicine.
Il tried about everything I heard Of for
my rheumatism, but nothing did me any
good until I used A%thlophoros. I was SO
seriously afflicted in both of my legs that l
was confined to the house for a month, for
three weeks of which time l was obliged to
use clutches. I suffered with the rheuma-
tism about a year, md nothing I took
seemed to do me a particle of good. Finally
~Athlophoros was put in stock to sell and l
decided to give it a trial. l felt a change
after I had used a bottle. l continued us
ing it and have not had any rheumatism
since. I took six bottles in all. Whenever
anybody asks me for a remedy for rheu-
matism l always recommended Athlopho-
ros, as l am sure of its being beneficial by
my own experience"
"Athlophoros is the best remedy I know
of to relieve rheumatic pains" is the state
ment of Mr.. W. b. Jordan, one of Allan
tics dealers in boots and shoes. Il have
seen my wife suffering so intensely that she
could scarcely move her hands, when a few
doses Of Athlophoros would take the pain
away and give her the full use of her hands.
l consider it a splendid remedy"
Ii you cannot get A~THLoPHogos of yorr
druggist, we will send it express paid, on re-
ceipt of regular p~rice-one dollar per bottle.
We prefer that you buy it from your druggist,
but If he hasn'tit. do not be persuaded to try
something else, but order at once from us as
directed. A~THLoPKoRos Co., liz Wall Street,
New York.