The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-31
iu'ammatory Ehcumatim-An Aston
ishing Cure.

iU'gwWgtuTy EhCumnlism-Ap Aston
lshlng Cure.
Tho following case gives another re-
,nIi;ab!e proof OF the really wonder
working potency Of Compound Oxygen,
Tho urticnt herself could hardly have
been moro surprised thnn we we're nj the
result which attended il, use; Tor When
we examined her ease and understood
clearly her condition, we did not believe
that we could do anything for her and
frankly told her SO:
philadelphia, June 10, lsS2.-DrN. StarkcN y
DEAR SrRs:-In April, lSSl, ! consulC
ed Won in reference to your IrCatmcnl
in innammatory Rheumatism. Eighteen
years ago | discovered rheumatism IN
The ends of my fingers; from that it
gradually spread all over my body, set
Ting in my feet in 1870; and from that
time 10 January, 1850, grew worse ana
worse, suffering nearly all the time iii
tense shooting pans, prostratlnS me
often for days, when the trouble settled
i'm NV left ann.
"My arm lost all vitality, becoming rs
cold rs if encased in ice and hanging at
my side heavy weight. The muscles
fell away to the bone, and my shoulder
wasted till it became necessary TO PAD
my dresses to wear them. In addition
TO this trouble my stomach was IN ter
rible condition, having refused all Kinds
of food for months, and | was starving
on low diet under the advice OF one OF
Philadelphia first physicians. After
careful examination of my case, your
DR.. s;tarkey said to me, y don't
think can do anything for YOU had
heard and read of the Oxygen so long
that / was anxious to try it if only to GET
Il little relief; so on April Sth, 1881, be-
gan the Office Treatment, coming. every
day for Il while and then three times Il
week. The first night after inhaling
the Compound oxygen | had the first
nights rest in months. This greatly
relieved and encouraged me. After
using the Treatment a month L noticed
a slightly changed feeling in my arm,
but could not move any part OF IT,
During the second month ! could notlcc
a decided Improvement in my stomach
and little motion Of the fingers. thell
had the misfortune to fall down
flight of stairs, which threw me away
back and injured my arm seriously. !
resumed the treatment as soon as was
able to come to the office, and by August
notwithstanding the fall, l found, ny inc
use of the other arm, could move thS
lame one about an inch from the body
and could raise the shoulder slightly
In November | could lift my arm Il ny
! Tie anu Jne SDOlS were ilol ~ p'''iii'''
| All this time my stomach was improV
| ing and my lung trouble less trouble
/ some. By Christmas | could eat almost
everything placed before me; ! ma,
| little or no nausea, and seldom
vomited. My arm began to ii out ano
| the rheumatism, instead of being per
manent pain, was now scattering anS
only visited me occasionally ana real
| lied that | was much less barometer
| felt like new being. In February
| 1882, | was using my arm at light WORK
and was able to comb my hair, thing
had not done in long time, could but
! ton my dresses to tho top and found II
necessary to take out the padding. In
April, one year from the time | began
my lungs had improved wonderfully
stomach was well, and my rheumatism
back into my fingers, where it started
in 1864, eighteen years ago!
"MRS. MA RGERETTA h. BAIR.
| 1913 Filbert Street Philadelphia
"P. S.-AuguSt list, 1882. Since tho
foregoing was written, the last vestage'
of rheumatism which remained in my
| fingers have departed. NJ. II. b."
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