The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-06-09
STRONG STATEMENTS.

Rev. S. III. Troyer, of New Albany, Ind,
states as follows how he saved himself
from an attack which threatened serious
results:
con the 9TH of June, 1884, was taken
with rheumatic fever, and for five weeks
was not free from it. 1t then settled in
my left foot, where it remained for about
four weeks. Then it moved TO my hips,
shoulders, neck and collar bone, where it
stayed until driven out by Athlophoros.
Previous to the use of that remedy had
tried the skill of five physicians, from
whom | obtained no relief. Then / re-
sorted to the use of different remedies
external and internal, but L continued to
grow worse all the time until the LIST of
October, when my druggist recommended
Athlophoros. L had but little faith when
/ took the first bottle. At this time l was
so helpless that my wife had to dress me,
wash my face and assist me out of bed. /
could not sleep more than from thirty to
forty-6ve minutes at a time, so intense was
my pain.
"My first dose of Athlophoros was
taken at two o'clock in the afternoon, and
took two more soon after. The first dose
gave me much relief, and the second eased
me so greatly that was enabled to talk
freely and with comfort to my family and
friends. The third dose enabled me tc
sleep four and half hours without wax
ing. | continued the use of Athlophoros
until fourteen bottles in all had been taken.
BY this time my health was so much i'm
proved that left off the medicine. That
was in December, 1884, and L am now
quite WE'LL"
Rev. VIM. Cool, of Denver, Ind, says:
/ used only one bottle of Athlophoros,
and | think it a good medicine. l con-
slider that derived much benefit from it."
"Athlophoros," says Mr.. ID. p. Sheets,
of Mooresville, Ind, "gave me great sat
isfaction in case of neuralgia, and L can
heartily recommend it to others as doing
all that is claimed for it."
Mr.. J. A. Wilson, the photographer of
New Albany, Ind, whose offices are at Nos.
6 and Main street, tells of one of these
cases. His story follows:
81 had rheumatism but it disappeared
after using only one bottle of Athlophoros.
1t was in my arms and had sharp, shoot
ing pains. was suffering and complain
ing a good deal when friend, coming into
my gallery one morning, asked nae what
the trouble was. Isaid it was rheumatism.
He told me of Athlophoros as a cure for
neuralgia and rheumatism, and it struck
me very forcibly, as it did not claim to
cure every complaint that flesh is heir TO.
l bought bottle on the strength of what
he said. That was all needed. 1 used
the one bottle over six months ago, and
have not had one ache or pain from rheu-
matism since"
Mr.. Hiram F. Sides, of Fort Branch,
Ind, says of his wife's cure:
"Her suffering from neuralgia was in
tense, and we concluded to try Athlopho-
ros. Almost from the first dose / could
see that she was improving, and two bot
ties effected permanent cure, so that she
feels no effects of her once dreaded dis
ease. / tried it for rheumatism and soon
found relief, one bottle curingme. | shall
take great pleasure in recommending Ath-
lophoros to my neighbors."
Ifyou cannot get ATHLoPHoRos of Your drug.
regular price-one dollar per bottle. We prefer
that You buy it from your druggist, but If he
hasn't it, do not be persuaded to try something
else, but order at once from us as directed
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