The National tribune., 1883-04-26
DANCER FROM pRUes.


general system of drug-adulterations praeticed
not only by the compounders Of patent medi-
zines, but by prescription druggists has as might
be supposed, caused wide spread alarm and
anxiety among very large class of persons
who are suffering from acute or chronic all
ments.
The flower Safety is often pIucked from the
nettle Danger, and it may be so in this ease.
Crude drugs, whether pure or adul6erated
when taken into the human body work more
or less disorder n It's delicate organisms. The
general abandonment of these hurtful sub
stances whether from rational conviction Of
their injurious effects. or IN fear of getting
poissaed through wicked authorizations, viii DO
a sreat gain for the public.
But what are we to do2" comes from the
sick and suffering ON all sides, especially from
those afflicted with chronic diseases which are
steadily growing worse. 'sThe let-alOne sys-
/ tenn viii not cure US. We are sick and without
| help must continue TO grow worse, and in the
/ end die"
The answer to this haIf-despairiug question.
/ lift were indeed the true one would be hailed
with ghdness by thousands and tens of thou
sands who have lost faith in drugs. and we'll
/ nigh in physicians. A new and better treat
ment Of disease true and rational treat
ment-must be one that does not assault. shock
I or weaken the depressed, 0ver-sensitive and
exhausted vital organs, but help and encourage
/ them to renewed action. 1t must infuse life
/ into the nervous centres, restore to all the
/ wonderful and delicate machinery, which has
been Distracted by disease, a steadier and more
/ orderly movement, and 50, slowly bat surely
set the patient on the road to health.
. Is there such tTeatment2' hundreds who
read this viii eagerly inquire. We answer
+ that there is, as thousands who have used it
I can and do testify in the most positive manner
/ A shadow Of doubt comes over your face. You
+ know how wickedly the sick are deceived and
MIN rt~fef, rs
sutferings. If you can fairly examine and
/ weigh evidence carefully, the larges5 Opportu-
! nifty to decide for yourself as to the value of
/ this treatment viii be afforded.
/ Under this new Treatment, which IS by in
I halatiOn, there is no weakening of the tone. Of
t the stomach by drugs. and no violent assaults
I upon any nerve or fibre in the body Bat gen.
tie and subty penetrating influence, reaching TO
The yeiy centre Of al The 6fe10rees, and restoring
/ them to healthier action. The natural result is
that, when patient RECEIVERS he is in a far
better condition to resist the causes which pro-
duee disease than the patient who has had the
| Hfe-fOrceS weakened through drug medication.
As a rest0rsr of rital force, it can be largely
shown from the results obtained during the
past twelve years, that IL IS the most Efficient
agent get disc0rered bg the medical profession. It's
use 5y Orer-r0Fksd business and professional men,
and by az rhO suffer from nervous erhGastiOB and
lOlU Uitalitg lsouId sars n1GItg hundreds of Tires
to 1rork teithoat the Wearsess exhaustion and perI
trhicb attend their LIb0Ts.
The treatment to which we refer Is that
known as the Compound Oxygen Treatment.
1t is dispensed by Drs. Starzey s. Palen, 1109
Girard Street, Philadelphia, who will furnish
any persons who write to them with such
documentary evidence, and reports OF cases
and cures, as viii enable them TO judge for
themselves as to its value as a curative agent
As they make no charge for consultation, it
will cost nothing 70 get from them a medical
opinion in any special case which may be sub
mitted to them, personally or By letter.
Below are presented few cases, out Of many
hundreds, which are on record, showing the
remarkable action Of this Treatment, which is
always In the line OF natural forces, and in
harmony with well-knowu physiological laws.
They are taken from the January number OF
Health &c Life" a quarterly record Of cases
and cures under the New Compound Oxygen
Treatment. This journal has been published
for over three years, and presents the most
wonderful record of cures in chronic and des-
perate eases that the world has ever seem Any
questions as TO the genuineness Of these reports
Will be answered by evidence of so direct and
positive a character that even the most skepti-
cal Will be convinced.
The first report we offer for consideration is
that made by a well-known member Of the
legal profession in New York City, who in
speaking of his condition in October, 1882, when
he began the new treatment, says. +" ~ case
seemed quite desperate when consulted you
Utter nervous pFOstration and extreme physi-
cal debility was nv condition. A weak and
inactive stomach and imperfect assimilation OF
, food had brought me to this.
could not go to my law Office, or give any
attention 10 my business d.
: You told me that / might not be conscious Of
any benefit from it for week or two, or even
longer. Bat witbjH tsc0 or three days I Begin 10
=
course Of month had back almost Bly HOrHGl
strength and could resume my lar practice, so that
by guarding against overWork j find myself
equal to the ordinary demands OF my profess
sion. And still / can do more and more and
ana continuing to feel better. Ny stomach works
! well and feels well. My digestion seems TO be
easy and natural" Writing again, Deem
Der 18th, he says: The general tone Of my system
has gained immensely sgea "a the short time since
lUrOte yog last | feel like myself again and am
full of strength and courage fec renewal OF
the battle of life, Ubjea only fsa0 months SINGS
seemed to me to Be ended.
The next report is that made BY physician
IN New York State. who, finding his daughter
IN a rapid decline, and being unable to arrest
the disease, tried Compound Oxygen as last
resort. The results are given IN the following
extract from one of his letters: Your Home
Treatment was duly received, and my daughter
Immediately commenced It's use, stopping all
OS0er CrSttI0cnt- results EdFret0fS tldeetl
: She says that she feels neqrly weH. except that
she has some cough yet. You viii see by refer.
ence to my former letter that she had very
bad train of symptoms. TtC0 physicians Cbom
called 70 see her pronounced u ease Of THberc,t-
l0Ss, and gore Il their opinion that she U0ld NJ
Teeorer. She had had q cough for year; was
. very hoarse; had severe pain in right side
, chill for last two months, with night SweatS
, emaciation, weakness, and loss Of appetite, and
nervousness; could not sleep at night; pulse
hundred and over at times; respiration about
twenty-five to thirty-four. She began to i'm
prove in about one week from the time she
commenced the Oxygen Treatment, and has
continued to improve up TO the present time
al the bad symptoms hare enumerated hare pasSec
Z Of She gained six pounds in weight in foul
) weeks"
: In the case Of lady residing in Wellsville
. No., whose friends had, TO use her own words
4 I ali given up that was going with cOnSump-
{ | tion as fast as / could the following report
, after six weeks use of the Treatment, is given
81 have been using Oxygen for six weeks and am
! now able TO ride TO town, six miles, do my shop
ping, and back again, get dinner for my family
] | and work at light homework all the Remainder
of the day without stopping TO rest SleeE
seven or eight hours soundly; no night sweats
no distressing sick headaches as l used to have
My friends had all given up that was COINS
with consumption as fast as I could, but, in
E stead, am looking better than for years, AND
/ think it is through Gods mercy and Hi
l blessing and your Oxygen that has brought nls