The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-07
VIXEN DOES OLD AGE BEcINI

When does old age begin? At for.y-hvA
II il said, tie amount ef combustion which
keeps the furnace Of the human body in
blast commences to decrease and diminlshes
until three score wears and ten, more or
LEES, when the fires are drawn and the
Pickering fame dies ont. That is the
physiological Way Of looking AT H. But
come hen are old before thew are out II
their teens, while others apparently never
grow old, though they live To be cen.en-
arians. The lpe,. way OF looking at it u
the best:
"Call him not Old whose visionary brain
Holds DER the past Is undivided reign.
For him in vain the envious seasons roll
Who bears eternal summer in his soul"
This at least seems TO be the way in
which D.Yid iiiieli, Of Sumner, Ia, looks
At life, for though now ia his eightieth
year be has taken a new lease on life
and is apparently d.iern.ined 10 hold on
t. 1t. Atiilophoros did ii for him and he
Acknowledges his debt TO il, in terms Of
enthusiasm. Mr.. iiue!l tells bis own story:
81 was past scyeEiy-seven and had been
afflicted with rheumatism three years and
eight months. ! had lost onc-,hird Of my
weight and could not walk, bu, shU;iied
along With cruiclies. Sleep had deserted
me, my nerves wercall shattered, Ind there
was lo strength in my hands, wrists, knees
or feet. ! could not sii down or &c, up out
Of a chair wIihout help. and ola /, such pain,
worse n night than ia the day. There was
neither sleep nor rest, and the outlook was
painful In the extreme.
But thanks be 10 God and Brother
Inskip for sending me a paper containing
q notice Of the cures made ty Aihlophoros
and thanks be to you for sending me q
bottle IL appears To- me the hand Of God
is in il all the way. and if you did not hear
me shout why then | did not shou, loud
enough, that is all. The medicine arrived
one Saturday night after ! had gone t. bed.
In the morning NV son prepared me Il dose
Of two teaspo0niE.s in milk. ] took II and
felt it at once all over. After that 1 took
but one teaspoon:Hl al a time until ] had
finished the bottle. How did it act? Why,
like n charm. On Monday morning | rose.
dressed, and walked out into the kitchen
without cruicics or cane and wished them
all a happy New Year.
NV pain i al gone and ! rest well.
Nv son, seeing s'I"h "a great change in me,
wrote for ten bottles H. order, rs he saws,
to MAX" a permanent c.i:c &C il. IL is all
NOR" like \ drc'n';i.1u r%ca!ity. | ave
written 10 iu,r o! nv friends who are
afflicted with lIrurpa.i-m about the great
medicine and | ,ha,l write % others. and in
this way try 10 Pay :hc dcL' of gratitude.
"Somc fourteen r%soTti.S ago. saws A.
Hayward, of Burlington, Is. Il WAS at
tackled with in!ia..:H:tuIv rheumatism. I
tried a dozen different kinds of medicine
said 10 cure rheumatism, but 10 no pur-
pose. Finally, | procured q bottle Of
Aihlophoros. After using the bottle it
did me so much good that | bought
another, but did no have Ia use more than
. third of the second bottle before ! was
entirely cured. From tha; tiIle up TO the
prescn, | have never had ANYTHING like
rheumatic pains, and ! thank ~Aihlorhoros
for the cure"
Thomas McCue, Bush's block, nnhncne,
Ia, whose wife was crrcl hv A~ihlorhoros
of n terrible case of Rheumatism. declares
ii WAS truly a miracle in my wifc's case"
Ifyou cannot get A~THioPHorns 90 your drug.
git. ~" VIII send il express I.ii, on receipt -
Regular p~1cc-pue dollar rr- lnftic. Ne prefer
tl1' V'g lay - trpm yu.' '~~ug.ISt.- Int if no
taSut y. = r"t 1c pc-.g"t , : ~ srwnttiug
ei~e. hIt ORDER at otcc s-H4 I-. a. t..srtcd.
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