The National tribune., 1886-07-22
EspeciaIIr thoughtful PeonIe.

In common with other thoughtful people,
clergymen look with interest upon any meth
Cd of relieving suffering. But they are very
cautious about giving their names as witnesses
to the value of any new candidate for favor in
the healing art. They see many people and
hear discussions Of the merits and dement's Of
everything asking attention. The testing thus
afforded secures them from making the mistake
of hasty judgments, and gives TO their utter
anees value which those of few others can
have. When so many therefore cheerfully
make statements like the following the seeker
after health has reason to take courage.
Rev. Edward J. Fisher, Pastor Of Presby-
terrain Church, Bristol, Morgan County, Ohio,
writes -" A Treatment cured me OF severe at
tack of pneumonia, and I used only twO-thirds.
The rest cured neighbor of pneumonia in its
last stages"
Rev Anthony Atwood, widely-known
supeTannuated Methodist Clergyman, of the
Philadelphia Conference, at the age Of eighty
four, writes :-'' / recommend Compound OXy-
gen to ali who suffer from throat diseases"
Rev J. II. Chandler. Missionary 80 years
to Siam, representing the Baptist Church Of
America, now returned, and living at Camden,
New Jersey, writes -" To all diseased, worn
down, dishearteued fellow-suaerers Of every
land and tongue, l beg to say, there is hope
for you in this remedy. Try it be healed and
livep
Rev. A. w. Moore, Editor of the CsatenarV.
Darlington, 5. c., says ~ feel more life
more vigor-than have had for years. l be-
heve Compound Oxygen a blessed providen-
tial discovery"
Rev. Cyrus Hamlin, ID. D., Ill. d. President
Of Middlebury College, Vermont, writes:-'I
derived so much benefit from your Compound
Oxygen Treatment, last year that / will ask
e ~ f,y.
treatment, for which I inclose the price. By
my advice others have tried it, and never with
out benefit"
Rev. A. A. johnson, A. NJ, formerly Finan-
cial Agent, and now President Of Wesleyan
College, Fort Worth, Texas, wrote February
81, 1885:
"DRs. STARKEY & PALEN:-From 1873 to
June, 1853, was troubled more or less with
catarrh. During those years / tried several
remedies, but from them / received no perma-
nent relief In the Winter and Spring of 1883,
i grew great deal worse, and suffered greatly
with sore throat, hoarseness and catarrhal
fever. At times I could not speak publicly,
because of hoarseness and coughing. Alarmed
at my condition, sought remedy, and was
led TO try the Compound Oxygen cure. 1t
worked like magic. Within two weeks my
hoarseness and sore throat were gone, and my
general health began to improve at once. At
the end of three months, when / had finished
the first Treatment, the eatarrh was gone.
| regard the Compound Oxygen Treatment as @
igORderfid discovery of science and a blessing to
suffering humanity" Nov. 2, 1885, Mr.. john
son writes - You are at liberty to use any
thing have written you in favor of Compound
Oxygen. | regard it as a great remedy"
Rev. I. s. Cole, of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, Manitowning, AlgOma, Ontario, Cana
da, writes -" deem it a high privilege to be
able to assist in any way in making known so
wonderful discovery as your Compound Oxy-
gen. / have found it of great benefit in my
own family, and know of good results in the
| families of acquaintance"
| Curiosity as to Compound Oxygen may be
| fully gratified by any one who will take the
trouble to write postal card or letter of re-
quest to Drs. STARKEY & PALEN, at 1929 Arch
| St., Philadelphia. All their literature, or any
part of it, will be sent, postpaid, freely to any
| address on application.