The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-26
INFLAMMATION RHEUMATISM - An
ASTONISHING CURE.


The following case gives another remark
able proof of the really woodworking DO
tency of Compound Oxygen. The patient
herself could hardly have been more sur
prised than we were az the result watch at
tended its use; for when we examined her
case and understood clearly her condition
We did not believe tha' we could 10 anything
for her, and frankly told her so.
PIuLADEDpIIA. June 10th, 1882.
"DTs Starkey & Paien: Dear Sirs:-In
April, 1881, l consulted you in reference TO
your Treatment in Infammatory Rheuma-
tism. Eighteen years ago discovered rheu-
matsnl IN the ends Of my fingers; from that
il gradually spread all over my body, settl-
ing in my feet in 1870, and from that time
20 January, 1880, / grew worse ard worse,
suffering nearly all the time intense shooting
pains, prostrating me often for days when
the trouble settled in my left arm.
my arm los. all vitality. becoming as cold
as If encased IN ice and hanging ut my side
heavy weight The muscles fell away to the
bone, and my shoulder wasted until il be-
came necessary to pad my dresses to wear
them. In addition TO this trouble my stom-
ach was in u terrif 'e condition. having re-
fused all kinds OF food Tor months, aud | was
starving on n low diet under the advice of
one OF Philadelphia's first physicians. After
a careful examination OF my case, your Or.
Staikey saisftO me- u don't think can do
tie Oxygen so long that was anxious 70 try
IL ii only to get littlo relief; so On April
Sth. 1881, L began the Office Treatment com.
ing every dag for while aud then three
times week. The iirSt night after inhaling
the Compound Oxygen ha the first nights
rest in months. This greatly relieved and
eHcouraoed me. Alter using the Treatment
a month noticed q slightly changed feeling
IN my arm, bat could not move any part of
ii. During the second month could notice
g decided improvement In my stomach and
a little motion of the fingers. | then had the
misfortune 10 fall down n Il ght of stairs.
which threw me away back and injured my
arm seriously i resumed the treatment rs
soon as / WAS bic 70 come To the Otice and
by August. nOtwithstana ing the fall. found
by che use OF the other arm. L could move
the lame one about ~ inch from the body
and could raise the shoulder slightly. In
November / could lilt my arm little and
the spots were not so painful All this time
my stomach was improving aud my lung
trouble less troublesome. BY Christmas !
could eat almost everything placed before
me; had little or no nausea and seldom
RENTED. Ny aIin began 10 fill out and the
rheumatism, instead of being q permanent
pain, was now scattering aud only visited me
occasionally and realized that / was much
less a barometer. / felt like new being.
Ia February, 1892 [ was using my arm ut
light work and was able to comb my hair,
thing had not done in long time. could
button my dresses TO the top and found it
necessary to take out the padding In April
enc year from the time l began, my lungs
had improved wonderfully. my stomach was
well, and my rheumatism back into my
fingers, where it started in 1864, eighteen
years ago.
Mrs. MARGARETTA T.. BAIR,
1913 Hilbert Street, Philadel phia"
-"P. S.-Aurust 1st. 1882. Since the fore
going was written, the last vestiges Of rheu-
matism which remained in my fingers have
departed" N. Il. B."
Our Treatise on Compound Oxygen,
containing a history Of the discovery and
mode of action of this remarkable cura tive
agent, and large record OF surprising cures
in Consumption, Catarrh, Neuralgia, Bron-
chits. Asthma. etc and wide range of
chronic diseases will be sent free Address
DTs. SIARKEI d PALEN,
1i09 and iii Girard ST., Phila.