The Indiana State sentinel., 1885-06-10
and present experiences, Mr.. Hsgan said to

and present experience, Mr.. Hsgsn said to
our editor:
''My case was one OF severe and long con.
tiDued insomnia. proceeding largely from
dyspepsia, the result of too great application
10 business. My system was very badly run
down. Sleep became almost an impossible
iiY. Ny physical distress during the night
from being unable to secure refreshing slum-
her was dreadful 1t weakened and dis
uacied me during the day, and made atten-
tion to business q slow martyrdom. For i've
or six years l wSs from time to time under
the care of different physicians, receiyin Z
occasionally some measure of benefit yet on
the whole gaining no material advantage. l
was put on very low and simple diet, con.
sisting principally of skinned milk.
After Passing through q long variety OF
experiences as to physic and diet, Que day
hsppened to pses the Office Of DIS. Siarkey
& PaleD, and / noticed the sign of Com
pound oxygen" As other modes of trest-
ment had failed, thought this one could do
no worse. and it might do better. So went
IN st venture and made trial of 1t. FO-
scme time ] had been enduring the agony ca
dyspepsia, and for weeks had not bean aol =
TO sleep without the aid of chloral or other
drugs. The oxygen did not work an in-
mediate miracle in me. But soon ssw
that it was doing me good. and so l
resolved TO peTsist in its use and to
give it thorough trial. Before
long l began to know the pleasure OF real
sleep. It was by degrees that nv dyspepsia
left me, snd the power to sleep returned.
was greatly encouraged by my partial i'm
proVement, and this stimulated me to 60 on
with great regularity and persistence TX my
recovery was slow, it was real. l had ths
/ best of home nursing and attention, and thst
/ was, Of course, material aid to ms. Fol
several months / regularly took the Com
| pound Oxygen Treatment, carefully ooeyios
/ the directions. and consta 1tiy gainin
| strength ard freedom from disease. My
/ system received the vitalizing which IL &c
i bsdly needed.
"Abouttwo years ago this took place. aud
/ have enjoy ed a prime condition of health
since. have been able to attend with pleas
IRE and SIS tisfacti0n 10 my business. have
no need now to resort to the Compound OKy
| gen Treatment, except occasionally for
cold or for some other temporary disorder.
take an abundance OF exercise, and | est and
| sleep as well as a man can wish to.
Il have recommended Compound OxygeI
to 8 number of friends, who have tried i
with entire satisfaction. My friend, Mr.. E
| W. Edwards, of this city, is notably one o
these. He was badly run down by Bdghti
Disease and other lnfirmities, but we:
brought into good shape by the CompouuC
| Oxygen, and is now attending to business
with esse and comfort. As complete vital
izer OF the system the Oxygen iszall that car
be desired. 1t drives out disease by restoring
vital action and putting the system in suct
astate Of strength that disease has no chance
to stay
TIE reeder will naturally seek more intor
nation on this interesting subject. 1t car
be had in pamphlet which is published by
| Doctors Starkey d PaleD, 11O9 aud I'LL Cir
ard street, Philadelphia, and which will bS
mailed to any address on application.