The Press., 1886-04-01
AS INvALuA1LR AS FLOUR.


 Ansonia and West Ansonia gre tive thrifty towns in Connecticut that have be- come famous for their brass works. These are not their only claims to distinction, however. Apart from many pleasant features common to progressive New Eng land communities, they possess 8 number of citizens of advanced views who are at present engaged in work of peculiar in- terest. One ofthese is Mir. Reuben Locke, whose home is on Hill Street, West An sonia, and who is highly esteemed by his fellow citizens. Why he is active in his present work he thus explains:
 Five spoonfuls of Athlophoros cured me of a very stubborn attack of infammatory rheumatism. cannot. express my feel ings of joy at hayinaat last found 8 medi- cine that did what the doctors failed to do for me. l esteem Athlophoros as would my dearest friend, and recommend it be- cause I know that twill do all that is claimed for it."
 Mir. J. V. .Wightman, of Ansonia, is no less enthusiastic and positive in his belief in the efficacy of this great remedy. He says: #A a %f 1.'t
 VI ," believe, in fact I know, that there is nothing like Athlophoros. It cured me permanently of very severe case of mus- cular rheumatism. have recommended it on thg strength of my own case to number of people suffering with rheuma- tisin and neuralgia, and they have one and all been cured by it, and the good work still goes on. On every side l hear the highest praise of Athlophoros." s
 From Providence, R. l., the same good news k reported. The happy messenger of glad tidings in the present instance is Mr. Isaac Crocker, who is well known to many people in Providence as the paper carrier who brings them their daily papers. MT. Crocker reloices over the cure of his son which he describes as follows:
 !" In the winter of 1882 and 1883 our son, who was then fourteen years old, was very sick with inf1ammatory rheumatism. He was confined f his bed and suffered greatly. He was veRy sick until the spring, and his trouble continued up to February ) of the present year (1885), when he saw Athlophoros advertised. At that time he was unable to move his feet. After taking two doses he could move them without pain, and by the time he had taken half bottle he was cured. We have recom- mended Athlophoros to neighbor who is 75 years old and it has helped him more than anything he ever tried. We would as soon think of being without flour as without Atlophoros." 9s '-a
 Mrs. MillieM. Davis, of No. 193 Whalley Avenue, New Haven, says:
 " For three months suffered dreadfully with muscular rheumatism. In that time I was treated by four different physicians, none of whom relieved me of the pain and distress. They said had waited too long, and their medicine had no effect. I did not experience the much-sought relief till Itook Athlophofos, the very first dose of which eased me so much that I could, for the first time in asgreat while sit down to cat my meals. steadily Improved and in a short time was completely cured of rheu- matism. I gladly add my testimony to that of the many others who have been cured by Athlophoros. ''ts
 IfyorI cannot get ATHIoPHoRosof your drug. ~ist, we will send ftAexpress paid, on receipt of "gIllnr price-one dollar per bottle. We prefer hat you buy 1t of your druggist, but if he 'ias!it it. do not be persuaded to try something "lSe. but order ,at once from us as directed ArHLoPHoR0s Co. 112 Wall Street New York