Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30
As INVALUABLE AS FLOUR.

Ansonia anil West Ansonia are two
thirty towns In Connecticut that have be-
come famous Cor their brass works. These
are not their only claims 10 distinction,
however. Apart from many pleasant
features common 10 progressive New Eng
lABl ~communilie, they possessa number
of citizens Of advanced views who are al
present engaged In a work q peculiar In
isrosi. one ofthcse Il Mr.. Reuben Locke.
whose home l. on IIill Street, West An
sonia, anil who Is highly esteemed by his
fellow diiisn.. Why he l. active In his
present work he thus explains
"Fivespoonfuls q A~ihlophoros cured me
81 very stubborn attack Of infammAioy
rheumatism. cannot express my feel.
ings ofjoy At having Al las, found a mcii-
cine that dill what the doctors fAilcl % DO
fr me. I esteem Athl0phoros A. ! would
nv dearest iniend, AMI recommend u H.
cause ! know that Il will DO all that 10
claimed for IT,
Mr. J. v. wightman. ~ An-onia, i no
les enthusiastic anil positive In lis belief
In the efficacy u this great remedy. lie
nysi
Il believe, In fact ! know. that there i
nothing like Athlophoros. II cured me
permanently II a very severe case n mus.
cllar rheumatism. have recommended
ID on the strength q my own case o.
Number ofpcople suffering With Thsuma.
tam and neuralgia, and thsy have n and
al been cured by Il. and the gocl votk
LII - N. am..w -. Il IWmW fIA
highest praise ~ A~thlophoros'
From Providence, X l., the sane good
news IL reported. The happy messenger
q glai tiling, In lhe present instance 10
Mr.. Iaac Croker. vho l. sell knovn 20
many people in Providence M The paper
o,rrier ~ho brings them their daily PAPER.
Mr.. Croker ~fsioices over the cure II his
"a ~hich he desnhes a. iollossi
"In the winter 81 is,e and 1888 cur
son. vho vas then fourteen years oil, vas
very sick with ~infamnaioy rheumatism.
lie was couhnol 10 his bel AMI suffered
greatly. lie was very SCI until The spring,
ani his trouble continued up 10 February
u the present year uss5l, vhen be ow
Athiophorus advertised. At that time he
Wa unable q move his feet AMER taking
iso dos~ be could move them viihou.
rain, AMI hy the time he bal taken bali a
toslls he uas cured. We have recon-
msnlcl ~Aihlophorus 10 q neighhor Who u
IS years old AMI Il has helped him more
than anything he ever incl. We would
a. sou think q bsing without iour as
viihou, Atlophoros"
Mr. MILAN Davis Ono io3Whalley
Avenue. New Haven. says
"For three months I suffered drcadmlly
With muscular rheumatism. In that time
va treated Nv four different physician.
none 4 = hom relieved me- ofthe pain and
dissrcsS They aid I had waited To- long,
ami their Medicine bal m cdect did
not experience the muChaought relief Gil
took Athlophoros, The very first dose q
Which easel mo 30 much that ] Couli' ir
tie f-t time In agr,at vhilc, 81 do~n n
eat nv meals. i,isadily improved ani ~
short time vas completely curci ~ fhel-
maiism. I gladly aid my TESTIMONY ioihat
u the many olhsn vho have b,cn cured
by A~ihlophofos'
ifyun cannot rst ArHi0Fuonoso ~ your r,r
10 us um ssniu errnru PAL. On frrllr n
rr.iar r-ftreaDrr dollar rcf lsfiie We Wfiff
thst faI tuy BE- a yulf DRUGGIST. huf N Do
hasn't It O. nrf o. r~fruNfai q uT smritlnr
fftr. Int nriff 40 once ffum uf a. tIIrfiNl
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