Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-03-26
TEA CULTURE IN AMERICA.

A cup of tea, comforts the soul and gives
gentle stimulus to brain and body, of
many hard working man and woman, to
whom its loss would come as real calami
ty. Happily there appears to be no danger
of any such disaster. The Chinese supply
holds up well, and If 1t should fail. why
perhaps tea could bo grown in this country.
Commissioner of Agriculture LeDuc thought
it could be- and though after the eXpendi-
ture of many thousand dollars of Govern
ment money he didn't raise q crop sufficient
to allow President Hayes and the members
of his cabinet to ask for second cup a.
piece; still some future commissioner may
have better luck. None of these conditions,
however, ever disturbed Mrs. Willis Magill,
of 2l7 West Park street, Sandusky, Ohio,
so much as n severe attack of rheumatism,
with which she was so badly afflicted that
she could not raise cup of tea to her mouth
or pass any of the soothing drink to the
members of the family. How she suffered
and how she was cured she tells in the fol-
| lowing account of her own and of other
| cases:
MY rheumatism began in my left hand
| and arm about two years ago and by Spring
| it had complete control of me. was quite
| broken down. l tried all the linments and
| everything else that was ever tried or used.
| Finally a New York paper was sent us, in
| which we saw an advertisement of Athlo-
| phoros. AS we were spending money for
medicines all the time and nothing was do
ing any good, thought trial of the new
| remedy could do no harm. Even if it did
| pn no9l "a m hot
way as any other, and so we sent for the Ath-
| lophoros. / began with n teaspoonful three
times a day and immediately began to feel
better.
~ had not been able to touch dish
cloth or lift anything, not even as much as
the weight of cup of tea to pass it across
the table. In one weeks time after begin
ming to use the remedy could 10 both al
most as well as ever. There We're no more
aches or pains. fused one bottle and be.
gan on another, when l found l had used
enough. l kept what was left in the bottle,
and last week one OF my neighbors came in
to ask me about my cure. L told her Just how
the Athlophoros acted upon Inc, and said
that If she was not afraid to try it she
might have what 1 had left This was OIL
Wednesday, and on the following Sunday
she called in and said that her bones did no,
| ache at all any more. l told her another
/
would get it.
Another lady came to me after had
used the Athlophoros about week and
wanted information concerning it. She
bought q bottle and it acted on her like a
charm. She says that it benefited her more
than anything she ever tried. A colored
washerwoman, to whom recommended it,
said to me: Il done think it is dreflul ex.
pensive, but am going to keep on using II
for 1t is cheaper than q DOCTOR She used
three bottles and says that If she did not
have to wash, by which she gets heated and
chilled, she would be entirely cured My
elbow still has little lameness and / suf-
fered from the rheumatism so long that /
do not think the arm will ever be as strong
as it was before. did every bit of my
house-cleaniug last Spring after using Atli-
lophoros only few days"
If You can not get ATHLoPHoRos of your
| druggist, we will send 1t express paid, ON re-
| ceipt OF regular price-one dollar per bottle.
We prefer that you buy it from your druggist,
but II he hasn't 1t, do not be persuaded to try
something else. but order at once from us, as
| New York.