The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-11
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hold word wherever purify 10 soap is priced,
and vashing.d is robbed of its old FASH
toned terrors. BY the Introduction of the
soap which bears his name, he has won a
place in the grateful hearts of the women OF
America. The opinions Of man as shrewd
and observsnt as Mr.. SiddaIl is known TO be.
are well worthy of consideration in forming
judgment IN matter into which he has ex-
amined
Whether in throng of invited guests, as
at his Silver Wedding" or in the quiet
comfort OF his coy home, ii is pleasant to
spend an evening with Mr. Siddall. Desir-
ing to learn his views concerning an import
snt question of health, one OF our editors
passed an hour with him and his family. To
look at Mr.. and Mrs. Slddall aud their SOD,
nobody would suppose that they had ever
been invalids. Yet they have, and all three
of them owe their present health to
Well, let them tell the story.
No" said Mr. Siddall, YOU would hardly
think my wife an invalid. Certainly she
has not an emaciated or feeble appearance.
But some time ago, there appeared on her
side something which seemed to be tumor,
Two of her relatives had died of cancer, and
she feared she was to be victim OF that ter
rible nalady. The tumor, or whatever it
was, increased in size and painfulness. The
chafing of the dress against it was a contin-
usl reminder of its presence, as we'll as
constantirritation. We feared the necessity
But we tried another method. had
long known of Compound Oxygen, 1t had
never made any impression on my mind I'M
til, after a good deal of disbelief, ] had tried
it for my sick headaches. With close appli-
cation TO q largely increasing business which
took my whole time and thought, had be
come martyr to this distressing complaiLt
1t seemed strange that such an invisible
agent as the gas which is inhaled throt Oh
tube could make its impress on that condi-
tion of the system which produces sick head
ache. But it did After taking the Office
treatment, found complete rest from brain
WEAKNESS, and entire exemption from the
nausea and the narrowing pains which make
up that very unpleasant combination known
as sick headache, / became an entirely
renovated man in my ability to attend to
daily business. / had also Tor long series
of years. suffered severely from constipation.
The Compound Oxygen treatment COM
petely removed this trouble.
$50 We conc uded 10 try Compound Oxy-
gen for Mrs. Siddall. DR.. StarKey, after a
careful examination, pronounced the abnor-
nal growth to be somthing entirely different
from cancer. This was a great relief, even
if the growth could not be entirely removed,
and it gave great confidence in Dr.. Sterkey,
for some practitioners would have tried to
make it out as aggravated and alarming
case as possible, in order to magnify their
skill in case cure were made. In even The
ceptible. Compound Oxygen was doing its
work on the blood. The poison in the circu-
lation, or whatever it was that had caused
the growth of the lump, was driven out of
the s. stem. Most of the hard growth was
absorbed into the circulation, and thus car
ried away. The hardEess departed. Some
thing like the core of a boil came out, pain
lsssly. Within four weeks from the time
she began to take the Compound oxygen,
the lump was gone, and the flesh had healed
and become as natural and healthy as that
on any other part of the body.
Mrs. Siddall is now as able as ever to at
tend to her regular duties, which she heart
lily enjoys. She is a wonderful help to me
in my extensive business being at my Off "a
every day, transacting, with great efficiency,
the affairs of her department, which consists
in the supervision of the twenty lady
clerks"
And low as to your son, Mr.. SiddaEo
well, he is now as hearty as need be;
thanks 10 Compound Oxygen. His blood
was impure. For years he was my cashier,
with constant duty and heavy responsibility.
1t wore on him. His appetite was irregular
and capricious. There were pimples aud
blotches on his face, indicative of the con-
dition of his blood. There were dark spots
under his eyes, and his general state was
such that although he was not laid up in
bed as a chronic invalid, there was danger
that he would be. We tried him with the
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him what it had done for his mother and
myself. 1t renewed his blood and gave him
heartier vitality. The pimples, blue spots,
and other indications disappeared. His skin
became soft and natural. His appetite be-
came regular, and his digestion, which of
course had been impaired, was restored to its
proper condition"
Then, Mr.. siddall, you have no objection
to be quoted as believer firm, thorough
and constant, in Compound Oxygen.
Believer! Why l consider that in the
discovery Of Compound Oxygen there has
been given to the world something as valu.
able and as notable as Jenner gave 1t in the
discovery of vaccination Believer Why.
see our family experience with it. Believer!
Yes, so much so that never lose an oppor-
| tunlty to send those of my friends who need
medical treatment to Drs. Stsrkey & Palen,
and all that have heard from are enthusi.
sstic in their approval OF ii. Not word of
disappointment from any of them. Believer
Well, have induced four Of my clerks to
| take the treatment. There is Mr.. Johnson,
for instance. Come round to the Office in
the morning and see him. He had catarrh
so badly that at night he had &c take a
handkerchief to bed with him, sns to have
basin by the side of the bed, in which to
expectorate during the hours when most
| people are asleep, and now, after tut a few
| weeks treatment, he is almost entirely rid
of this trouble. His ears were clogged with
catarrh discharge. They are now entirely
| free from it.
"And 80 i might tell you till morning of
| such cases. and others of similar Importance
and value. You can not speak too highly
of Compound Oxygen. You may give my
opinion OF it as strongly as you please"
The writer called TO see Mr.. Johnson and
| found him at his post, not only free from
catarrhal annoyance, but grateful for it, and
enthusiastic in his praises of Compound
| Oxygen.
And now, if any one wishes to know all
about this wandtrful Compound Oxygen,
| let him write to Drs. Stsrkey d Palen, ,lO9
Girard street, Philadelphia, and they wiil
send him an interesting little book in which
| its discovery, nature and action are fully
described. It also contains large record OF
remarkable cures which have been made
during the last twelve or thirteen years in
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