Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-03-21

never fail to cure asthma even of fifteen
years standing unless the case has been
spoiled 10y the use of narcotics: which
served a. palliatiyeS, but constantly ag-
gravated the disease. The same can he
said of the '0pprObrium mcdendj." hay
fever. The cases of consumption
tirmcd phthiSiS which the Compound OK
ygcn has cured can be counted by scores.
We are confident that we make more gen
UnC cures of catarrh - nasal laryngial,
bronchial and pulmonary-th all the
catarrh specialists in the country.
\ distinguished member of the New
York Bar, who appeared to be Il wreck,
both physically and mentally and who
had settled up his worldly affairs, resumed
his active business after three months
treatment: and this business he has sue
cessfully followed for a year. Mrs. Mary
\. Livermore. who had been disabled for
nearly two years by a dangerous exhaust
ion of the brain, has for year and half
been prosecuting her professional work
with more ease and energy than ever
before. The Hon. W. ID. Kelley, the
Father of the National House of Repre-
sentatives, will tell any one that he owes
the last ten years of his life to Com
pound Oxygen; and il can hardly be
disputed that during this period his labors
have not been surpassed by those of
any other member of Congress. VIII
liam Penn Nixon, of the CHjc0g0 Inter-
ocean, says that he owes his life and some
years of his active usefulness to the virtues
of Compound Oxygen. The public know
very well the unqualified testimony which
Mr.. L. S. Arthur has horne in favor of
the Compound Oxygen as exhibited in his
own case.
But why multiply examples! We have
published many hundred statements i'm
the patients own language of the effects
of Compound Oxygen in almost every
kind of disease.
Now what of the futurel Having ac-
complished what we have. and against
such odds, our progress hence-forward
should he broader, more successful and
more beneticient. AS was to have been
expected, proprietOrs of sanitariums and
health resorts, whose business has been
diverted from them by the popularity of
the Compound Oxygen. try TO show that
our agent is inert. But until they can
nationally account for the thousands of
wonderful cures effected by it, their IT,
rades are in vain. Of course there are
and there will probably be more -imitat-
ors of the Compound Oxygen. Some
have already stolen our title, our litera-
ture, and even our testimonials. One of
them having obtained from William Penn
Nixon an opinion of Compound Oxygen
in his own case, now publishes it as
though Mr.. Nixon was cured by his treat
ment instead of ours! Some of those
agents may be innocuous; but we have
Il good reason to believe that many of
them are positively injurious. They will
have their day.
But despite all factious opposition Com
pound Oxygen must become increasingly
popular, so long as it possesses the abil-
ity to effect such remarkable cures as now
attes, its merit.
For full information regarding the
treatment and its use, address
DRS. STARKEY & PALEN,
1i09 and iii Girard ST., Philadelphia.
All orders for. the Compound Oxygen
Home Treatment directed to II. f. Ma
thews, tO6 Montgomery Street, San Fran.
cisco, will be filled on the same terms as if
sent directly to us in Philadelphia.