The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-01-10
ISFLA3IaAToRY RHEUaIaTISM-AS AS
TONISHINff CEEE

The following case gives another remarkable
proof of the really wonder working potency of
Compound Oxygen. The patient herself could
hardly have been more surprised than we vera
at the result which attended its use; for when
we examined her case and understood clearly
her condition, we did not believe that We could
do any thlng for her. and frankly told her so:
LADELPTITA. June 10th. 1852.
" DIS. STARKEY & PALEy. Deer Sirs:-In
April, 1881, l consulted you IN reference to
your Treatment in IRjianmaf0Fy Rtsgsaaasism
Eighteen years agoI discovered Rheumatism in
the ends or my fingers; from that it gradually
spread all over nav body, settling IN nv feet in
$50 and from that time to January, 1880
grew worse and worse, suffering nearly all the
time iitsase shooting pains prOssgcssag Hss eftsD
J0r days. when the trouble settled IN my left
arm.
Ny arm, lost az rita7itg becoming as cold as II
creased ia ice. and hanging at mn side a hsar7
igslght. The muscles feH away 70 the bone and NY
shoulder wasted till it became necessary to pad
my dresses TO wear them. In addition to this
trouble. my stomach was in q terrible c0ndi-
ton, having refused all kinds OF food for
months, and / was starving on a low diet, m
der the advice OF one OF Philadelphia's firS5
physicians. After o careful examination Of
Try ease, your DR.. Starkey said to ne d0as
tiiak cCa 40 anything far y0H.' I had heard
aud read of the Oxygen SO long that I was
anxious 10 try it, il only to get a little relief:
81 on April Sth. 1881, began the Office Treat
uent, coming every day for while, and then
three times week. The FIRST aight after iahaI-
sg the CoalpoHad 0cygez Ihad tie frst nights rest
IA months. This greatly relieved and encour-
aged me. After using the Treatment month,
l noticed slightly changed feeling in my arm,
bat eoltd not more aRy part Of T. During the
second month, could notice adeciaed improve
ment IN my stomach and little notion of the
a.
q fight 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. aud by August. notwithstanding the fall,
| found, by the use of the other arm, could
more tie Tame 0ae a599tt inch from The 50g and
could raise the shoulder slightly In November
/ could lift my arm a little. and the spots were
not so painful. All this time my stomach was
improving and my lung trouble less trouble
some. By Christmas / could eat almost every
thing placed before me; / had little or no
nausea, and seldom y0mited. Mg arm 5sqae 10
az ost and the rheumatism, instead of being
permanent pain, was now scattering, and only
visited me occasionally, and I realized that
was much less a barometer fslt lake a aesu De-
iRg. Ia February 1882, I Was using my arm Gs
light york. and able 10 comb my hair, q thing
had not done IN long time; could button my
dresses TO the top, and fouad Il nsceSSaryt0 take
out the padding. In April. one year from the
time began, my lungs had improved wonder-
fully, my stomach was well. and ny rhessasatssns
back into nay fingers, Thefs It started IN 1864,
eighteen years ago.
Mrs. MARGARETTA e BATR,
1918 Fiibert Street., Philadelphia"
"P S-August LIST, 1882. Since the forsgo-
ing was written. the last vestiges of rheuma-
tism which remained IN my fingers have de-
parted. IT. z. B."
Our . Treatise on Compound Oxygen" eontain-
ing history Of the discovery and mode Of ac-
ton OF this remarkable curative agent. and
large record of surprising cures in Consgmp-
tion, Catarrh, Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Astnms.
etc, and wide range of chronic diseases, win
be sent free. Address
DRS. STARKEY g. PALEN.
1109 and I'LL Girard st., PhilA