The National tribune., 1886-11-25
"REyITALIZED."

NtioS III fOAub.
"REvITALIZED."
June 8, 1886.
az am not only pleased, am delighted with
the Treatment The third day after begin
ting to use it, to my utter surprise and mex
pressible JOY, that terrible Sinking feeling tl
the pit Of my stomach, and week later that twin
curse, the dull pain ADORE the eyes, both of which
constituted the burden of my complaint when
/ consulted you, have disappeared and / have
not been troubled with either since. 1t is
wonderful
al experienced no particular sensation in
using the treatment; made some blunders, was
somewhat irregular, and since / began have
been severely taxed both mentally and physi-
cally; notably in the trial of a 100000 will
case, which lasted eight days, and yet with it
all l feel like new man. Nor have changed
my habits in the least. / have smoked the
usual number Of cigars and punished the usual
amount Of tobacco, besides INDUCING in coffee
in the morning and tea in the evening" and
eating what liked. repeat ii, il is wonderful!
The benefits i have received will be worth
many hundred times their cost. / feel re-
vitalized,' indeed / can hardly realize the
change has been so sudden, that who am now
writing in this cheerful strain, am the same
miserable creature who called upon you less
than a month ago."
July 49, 1886: at is now two months since
began the use of your Home Treatment; still
have on hand small quantity of the Oxygen
aqua, and the blue bottle is about one-eighth
full, which shows probably that i have not
strictly followed directions; and yet without
the least change in habits or diet find myself
a new man."
A recent writer in the Independent" says:
There is a strong tendency with the weak
minded to magnify their own diseases and
cures" / may belong to this class, but fear of
being so labeled will not deter me from giving
this unsolicited testimonial. / am sincerely
grateful for what you have done for me, and
take this method of testifying my gratitude"
when two months ago / called at your
office, an entire stranger, was suffering from
two causes, a dull heavy feeling over and about
the eyes, and a sinking sensation in the pit of
the stomach. had suffered from these causes
1t is safe to say, for twenty years, and they
the twin curses of my existence. 1t is impossi-
BILE to convey to any ono who has never been
thus afflicted the slightest conception of what
! suffered. do not refer to the physical pain,
for that was very slight, but TO the mental
agony. You did not tell me that l was the vic
tim of dyspepsia. but / suspect / was. At least
what Henry Ward Beecher says of dyspepsia is
equally applicable to person suffering as did !;
to wit, that il is utterly impossible for such \
person to be a true Christian.
1T may be that my suffering was purely i'm
aginary, if there can be such a thing as distin-
guished from the real article but if it was then
my mind was diseased, and all the more credit
to you for restoring it to its normal condition.
'As before reported, the trouble about the
| eyes in my case disappeared the third day, /
think, after / began the use OF your Treatment,
| and the stomach trouble not over four days
later. You gave mo no assurance OF such
| speedy results, and was as much surprised as
delighted when they came. Indeed it was
| with considerable di liculty that brought my
| self 10 full realization OF the facts. have
only to add that since the first disappearance
of my troubles they have not reappeared.
| What the effect of discontinuance of the
| Treatment may be remains TO be seen, but
have the utmost faith in your printed state
ment that the results of the use Of Compound
Oxygen are permanent.
| August p, 1886: at is now more than a
| month since / stopped the Homo Treatment,
and am happy to say that have had no re-
| turn of my old trouble. 1t is wonderful
had almost said miraculous. Scientific chem
lists and professors OF colleges may talk as they
| please, about Compound Oxygen being a per
| fectly inert substance but they never will
convince me.
''You ask abo". the constipation and the nerv-
Gus tremuousness Well, / think they are
both somewhat better, although they are by no
means cured. 1t would be strange if they
were. In the first place they were not the
troubles which consulted you about besides,
think the constipation is inherited, and as for
the nervousness, that is no doubt due to the use
OF tobacco, tea and coffee, and 10 past indserc-
tons. Indeed, the most remarkable thing to
me about the cure in my case is that it was
effected without the slightest change in habits
| or diet"
Any poison desiring to know more of this
| jurists experience will be eheerfully gratihed
| by him, and his name and address will be given
to any upOn application to Drs. STARKEY &
/ PALEN.
If you are suffering from any chronic disease
about which you are growing discouraged, such
! as Pulmonary trouble, Catarrh, Bronchitis
| Neuralgia, Rheumatism, nervous prostitution
| ETC., send a statement OF your condition to Drs
STAEKEY & PALEN, 1929 Arch street. Philadel
phia, and get their opinion as 70 the value Of
Compound Oxygen in your case. II WiA cost goa
| nothing.