The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-07

Madisonville is one of the most flourish.
ing of the many suburban towns of Cincin-
natl. It is situated about fourteen miles
from the city on the line of the Cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore Railroad. Our
correspondent learning Of the severe case Of
Mrs. John g. Lindsey and her sudden
cure, called on that lady at her homo in
Madisonville. Said Mrs. Lindsley
"Words would scarcely express the tor.
ture l endured. The rheumatism l had
was in no particular part of the body, but
was all through my system, prostrating me
SO that was entirely helpless, not being
able to feed myself. My physician, who
is one that we have employed in our family
for many years, gave me no encouragement
whatever. He said there was no use of my
taking medicine, rs never would be any
better, but might live in this terrible con-
dition for many years. About this time
my son was recommended to get some
Athlophoros for me by Charles III. How
ard, conductor on the Cincinnati, Washing
ton and Baltimore Railroad. Mr.. How
ard said it was an excellent medicine, as he
had used it himself On the strength Of
this recommendation my son brought some
home for me to try, but as had already
used so many different kinds of medicines
without ever getting relief l was somewhat
reluctant about taking any more, thinking
they were all alike-no good. But such
was not the case with Athlophoros. After
taking only part of bottle my pain ceased
and was able to walk about. The change
was 80 sudden and so miraculous that 1
could scarcely realize that was getting
we'll. I used about eight bottles. and since
then have not suffered any to speak Of"
At the general store Of Aikens & Hensel
Mr.. E. A. Hensel said:
"I have been subject to neuralgia Of the
stomach for many years. To say have
used many kinds of medicines without any
benefit would be very moderate way to
put it, but l can say that would not take
$1,000 for what two and one-half bottles Of
Athlophoros has done for me-"
"Then it has cured you Of the neuralgia
Of the stomach~
Eyes; and we now sell it in the store"
Having used it so satisfactorily your
self you no doubt sell considerable on
your own recommendation
"Yes; we do. make it point to say
good word for Athlophoros whenever
can, as it has done for me what all other
medicines and doctors combined had failed
to accomplish"
Charles H. Howard, conductor on the
accommodation train of the Cincinnati
Washington and Baltimore Railroad, and
resident Of Chillicothe, Ohio, is we'll
known to the patrons Of that road. Many
of his friends and acquaintance will doubt
less remember of his being afflicted with
rheumatism so that for FIVE and q hal
months he was laid up and detained from
his duties as conductor. Said Mr.. Howard
to one of our correspondents: "Athlopho
ros is the medicine that brought me back tc
my duties, after being laid up SO many
months. After l had used about every kline
of remedy l ever heard of 1 commenced
with Athlophoros. l took my first dose OF
Friday. On the following Monday dis
pensed with cane and went to work, wher,
I have been without losing any time evel
since. Iconsider it an excellent medicine
for rheumatism and would advise any on,
so afflicted to give it trial"
Ifyou cannot get ATHLopHoRos Of your drug
gist we will send it express paid, on receipt o
regular price-one dollar per bottle. We prefe
that you buy it from your druggist, but II h
hasn't It, donot be persuaded to try somethin!
else, but order at once from US, as directed
ATHLoPHoRos Co., 1l2 Wall Street, New York