The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-15
Two Wen Known Editors.

One OF the busiest religious editors in Phil
adelphia, SIS we'll as one of the most success
full, is Rev. Victor I. Conrad, OF the
Lutheran Observer. He is the Office editor,
while his brother, Rev L. W. Conrad d. D.,
ia the editor n-chief. Professor Y. L. Con-
rad gives his whole time and effort to the
work Of making the Lutheran Observer the
vsluAble sheet 1t is. He was, comparatively,
q short time ago, broken down Invalid.
Now he is as hearty as anybody need want TO
be.
In the interest OF overworked editors,
broken down literary men, and exhausted
men of business, one of our writers paid
visit to Professor Conrad few Gays ago, and
hsd pleasant and practical talk with him.
Profess or Conrad was seated IN his editorisl
cbsir pushing things" for the coming issue
Of the Observer. and thus be informed us:-
There are few people who become SIS
weary and worn as brain workers. BY long
and uDremittiDg OYerT0rk with the brain,
condition of great nervous weakness. My
stomach was In poor condition. Ny diges-
ton was bad II ate hearty meal | felt
heavy and dull. ] had general feeling OF
coed foT-notbingness. was unable to per-
form my editorial duties with satisfaction.
In this state realized that something must
be done, and that right promptly, or l would
become q confirmed invalid. This was six
or eight years ago.
From the experience of others, I knew
something of Compound Oxygen. ! would
have been inclined to be q little skeptical
about II, but knew OF the case Of Mrs. kel-
ley, formerly Miss Hornb7ook. knew how
Frustrated she bad been; an apparently nope
less Gaze Of spinal injury. thought that II
such a case as hers could be reached By Com
pound Oxygen, mine was not beyond lis
power.
ITO make long story short, I took the
treatment ] cav at once that il was not one
of the class OF remedies which 10 their work
IN twenty fours hours. For this liked il all
the better, and gained confidence in il. l
began to improve first little, then more
decidedly, but gsining all the time. Before
long that miserable fetlng OF good-for-
nothipgness was gone. My nerves were
toned up. My stomach improved, aud eat
ing was no longer the cause Of torment. |
was abe TO Go my work. My recovery WAS
a simple and pleasant process. No naussous
medicine to take; no unpleasant operations
TO endure. / could experience the pleasure
e restoration and still attend 70 my literary
duties | continued the treatment until ny
health was fully restored, and could per
form my editorial la5ors as felisitously as
ever.
''You ask me il ever have occasion now
10 return TO the treatment. Yes / do some
times. There are times when am mentally
jsded from overwork and consequent fatigue.
Then take a few inhaletlons of the Com
pound Oxygen, and it seems to renew my
vitality and act with immediate effect"
Well, Professor, how about the case OF
your brother REV. +. W. Conrad, n. D.?
His restoration by means OF Compound
Oxygen Is q wonderful instance of the eff.
cscy OF that method of treatment. His ner-
vous system wss completely shattered. His
was sn aggravated case OF over@ofk followed
by too severe doses OF powerful drugs. For
several months he was entirely laid aside.
After bf ginning course OF treatment with
CO- nd
followed. The frat effect was that he was
able 10 enjoy healthy sleep, to which he had
long been stranger. Then his whole sys-
tenn was toned up. His digestion, which
had been greatly dlsoTdered, became natural
and hearty. A marked improvement in his
sight was one OF the most notable indica.
tions. One eye had long been sightless. and
the other was weak. But the sight of the re-
n aiming eye became much clearer and more
reliable. He is now busy among the
churches as well as attending to his duties,
as ecitor.in- chief of the paper. He travels
mitch OF the time, while I attend to the
Office duties, and the detail OF the editorial
labor. He star ds the fatigue OF travel won
oerfully well. BE is preaching almost every
Sunday, and delivering frequent addresses
Both my brothers case and my own are
of interest TO the overlooked thousands
who can not take weeks rest or day rest
from their wesryiIg labor think literary
men, business men, and overworked clergy
men as well, ought to know more about this
Compound Oxygen, il is so simple, so effics-
cioUe, so easy OF application, ard so certain
in cases OF disease V bich the hysicians con
slider almost hey ond hope. It's applicability
to a vide range OF diseases seems to me to be
one OF its highest merits. Ii is entirely free
from everything like empiricism, and pro-
duces the beat result by the natural AMI Iii.
rect way in which Ii acts on the vital organs
OF the y stem, repairing waste, aud making
good the ravages OF disease and decay"
A Treatise on Compound Oxygen" con-
taiHiDg history OF the discovery and mole
Of action Of this remarkable curative agent,
and large record of surprising cures in Goa.
sumption, Catsrrb. Nsuralgis. Bronchitis
Asthma, etc, and wide range of chronic
diseases, will be sent free by Dfs S'srksY &
PsIen 1109 GiTsTd street, Philade. phs to
any one who Will write 20 them for it.