Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-04-03
Worse Than Financial Panice.

If time is money, as the saying goes,
what losses, far greater than those
caused by financial disaster, are per.
petually ental!ed upon mankind by
sickness. The dollars laid up against a
rainy day are swept away, the vital
forces are weakened and tie sufferer, if
he RECEIVERS at all, goes to his work
again a poorer and not always a wiser
man. Perhaps the effects of q severe
sickness may run through generations,
a always an element of weakness and
loss. And then the pain and agony,
too, often endured. No money estimate
can be placed upon them. no measure
Of loss fixed. Suffering makes man
prematurely old and hurries him to his
grave long before his time. Anything,
consequently, that can cure sickness
and drive away pain is a factor in a
nations wealth, a treasure without
price. Such is Athlophoros, the great
cure for neuralgia and rheumatism.
Among the innumerable thrOng bene.
| fitted by it is George Hoffman, of Cedar
Falls, la, whose story was thus told by
his wife to a visitor:
Three bottles Of Athlophoros cured
my husband entirely, so that he has not
had an cache of rheum; sm since now
over a year ago. For many years pre-
viouS there never was a time when he
was free from pain. Neither doctors
nOr medicines could drive the disease
away. The trouble was sciatic rheu-
matism in the right leg. The doctors
said he would always have it, as they
did not think there was any cure. But
there was, as Athlophoros did the work
and permanently, or he would have had
trouble again during the severe wea-
Their Of last winter"
"Was he suffering much at the time
he began using Athlophoros? was
asked of Mrs. Hoffman.
Yes; a great deal from q severe at
| tack, but the medicine took hold of the
used three bottles he was entirely well.
It would be difficult to say how much
money Mr.. Hoffman has spent during
the many years he has suffered in his
attempt to get rid of the disease. 1t
was not 80 much the question of loss,
however, but of what to do to get rid
of the pain that we cared about. Since
my husband is well we both take great
pleasure In recommending Athlo-
phoros.'
Another resident of Cedar Falls who
has been cured of rheumatism by the
same remedy is Mr.. SNYDER, the father
of T.. A. Snyder. n Of the editors of
the Cedar Falls Gazette. Mr.. Snyder
is a gentleman we'll advanced in years,
and for a long time had been a great
sufferer from the disease. In answer
TO inquiries the son gives this brief but
satisfactory account of the case:
Three bottles cured my father OF
rheumatism that he had been suffering
from for many years. That was jus,
about q year ago and he has not had the
least return of the trouble since. Ath-
lophoros is undoubtedly the medicine
for rheumatism. My fathers case IS
not the only one / know of where il
has effected a cure. Others that hav,
been much worse have been brought t
my notice and in al it was most de
| cidedly successful"
Mrs. $. Wilson, of the same place
says: az have never had the rheuma
tism myself. but / have taken mucl
interest in Athlophoros. 1t is a gooC
medicine and has proved its merits IL
many cases that l know Of"
II you canno. get ATHLoPHoRos Of you
druggist, we vii send 1t express paid, on re
ceipt OF the regul T price-on dollar per bot
tie. We prefer that you buy II from Won
druggist, but II he hasn't II, do not be pei
susded to try something else. but order a
once from us, as directed. ATHLoPHoRos &c
l12 Wall Street, New York.