The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-13
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Miss Tl-.au-,-v -ai her golden
.eg," VIII nly,t -g .,, t,u 50 long SO
he .ellais 5t i.r,,:, ,5...r!, With all his
.gnte hMa,r a,H ,,..,r pathos, is re-
.ienibyre,i, h.t b, l. ...t '.,l,i II any one
will ever yr.y tr, ,l,".s.' # that poem
her Iini;;.c .l.,', siia ,ryngit with 1t
% raany ,aislgrg r.>. .a this prosaic
age a good .rau, beg OF Htsh, bone and
muscle, is rHa g he Trely,red whether
It's pos>csS,r he Fro.e,slriul pedestrian,
O. a solid G,Gl->iiriug si.lzcn.
Its to this last class tart Mr.. NJ. T.
Hchrock, of vIZ Nezt Lake street, Chicago,
belongs. Mir. Schro,k is Il well-known
dry goods merchant. AMI counts himself
fortunate in having pair OF good strong
les. For one Of his legs he has
a peculiar regard, as he came near
losing it through rheumatism. Athio-
ploros saved ii Tor hih however, and for
thar invaluable remedy he now cherishes
an almost cjpai regard. The story II
well told hy Mr.. Schrocl- in his own
words:
During the Spring Of 1854 | VI,
stricken with rheumatism in its vcrr
worst form, and was confined to my he..
entirely helpless for about four week
My leg panied me 50 intensely that
eould not let it rest On the bed Titho
some support. So ! had a pulley 81
tachetl from the ceiling and to that
sling was fastened. | could rest my l.
in this, changing the height, and in t..
manner | managed TO obtain some lit
relief. During the four weeks | lay VI
bed tried many remedies without avail
Finally | made change and employed
physicians. They tried their very best
to give me relief, Int conli not. Instead
of getting better, / was growing worse.
NV doctor finally decided that it would
be necessary to make an imcison in my
| thigh, and il there was not a marked i'm
provement in my condition from that
operation that amputation Of my leg
world he required. This, as You may
well imagine, discouraged and disheart'
eneI me beyond measure. About this
time my wife noticed in n Richmond
md paper, for which We subscribe
the name Of personal friend who had
been cured hy the use of Athlophoros
She called my attention 10 it, and | sale
at once, 'Get {. bottle and try it She
}nught a bottle, the doctor was discharg
ed and we began using it Immediately
/ experienced great relief in the frs
few doses In two DAYS after | begar
with the medicine, was in my stor'
attending to my business, and | have no
been ..'oubled with rheumatism since"
"How much Athlophoros did you Us
for this remarkable cure, Mr.. Sohrock?"
about one and third bottles, TIL
remaining two-thirls oi bottle is Still
, unused at my house,
Don't you think it was a very quic
, cure for so bad q caso2" was asked.
; Il certainly think it not only quick,
? answered Mr. Schrock, "but wonderful
e and | feel that | cannot say too muc
. for Athlophoros. never let an oppoi
tunity pass when l can recommend i
as it surely did everything tgrme."
Mr.. Schrock is now in the bet {
/ health, and considers himself a liyin
: example Of what Athlai hores can d
for those whom rheumatism las brouGl
even to deaths door.
Ityou cannot sri hqUIorUorns Of vonr dTH
Cist we VII send il cynGc.s fclJ. "a 'tCeipt
, regular price-,lnc GnIar pr bottle. We pref,
that YOU buy Il ffnD vHur G-uCgirt tut if
hasn't il. do not be pcIyEad-d Try shmetEiI
else. hut order at ou"e Il ~ rs rs directe
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