The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-08-02

Rev. Mr.. Gwaltney met them in the centre
of the room and performed the solemn rite
which made them one. We wish them
great happiness. Mr.. Stewart is well known
IN this place, having lived here for some
time.'
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart arrived in Winston
on the noon train Monday, and will soon be
dumiciled in the coy residence recently
erected by Mr.. Stewart on Reservoir Street.
THE SENTINEI's best wishes are rendered
the newly-wedded couple for long life of
never ending happiness.
Drs. Starkey B Palen's Treatment by In
halatiOn.
"Our friend, REV. A. W. MOORE, has Sc
cured the general agency, for the United
States and Canada, of the justly celebrated
and somewhat new preparation known as
Compound Oxygen The proprietors and
discovers of this Home Treatment DRs.
STARKEY & PALEN, of Philadelphia, could
not have selected better or more efficient
man to take charge ofso wide and impor-
tant territory than Mr.. Moore, end they
are to be congratulated upon their good for.
tune as well as their good judgmedt in
making so judicious selection. Mr.. Moore
a few years ago, it will be remembered, was
supposed to be in the last stages of consump-
ton, and there was scarcely hope of his
recovery entertained by the most sanSuine
among his friends. He began the use of
the Compound Oxygen, and within few
weeks a most miraculous restoration was the
result, am! he is to-day living proof of its
great curative powers"
En- rects from q Lecture Delivered at Va
terLoo, S. c., BY A. W. Moore, on Drs.
IStarkey & Palen's peh tried Treatment, the
Compound Oxygen.
Since the discovery of Oxygen a dis
tinct element in nature, and as the life-giv-
ing element in the air so necessary and in
dispensable that no animal can live without
it, there has been firmly fixed opinion
among scientists and physicians that it
could be made powerful curative agent in
diseases, and restorer of vitality.
Amid the humane and beneficent discov-
cries, so pervasive and far-reaching in their
influence, stands the discovery of Compound
Oxygen as powerful curative agent and
natural revitSlizer, absolutely free from the
disastrous effects of stimulants and deadly
narcotics.
physician in Philadelphia, of high profess
sional attainments and of marked genius,
was led to observe the surprising power of
the Oxygen Treatment in obstinate cases
within his own practice. Close observation
and patient study of the healing power of
the agent, led him to the conclusion that
there was in this simple agent illimitable
capabilities of healing and healthfulness,
and he deliberately formed fixed purpose
of developing the remedy to the utmost pos
sible perfection, and of making it known to
the world
He abandoned lucrative practice and
devoted all the resources at his command,
means, reputation, influence, skill and ge-
MUS, to the work. The steady and SUBJ
stantial success attending the Office admin
istration confirmed him in his conviction
and strengthened his purpose As all the
sick, even in Philadelphia, couldn't go to
the office, much less was it possible for dis
tant sufferers to go, he bent all his energies
and skill to the great problem of fixing the
Compound Oxygen in chemical solution,
and retaiuing it there in its purity and po-
tency until disengaged by heating. This
mar vellous feat he has almost signally &C
complisqed, as is attested by chemists of
worldwide fame, and by thousands Of per-
sons who have been healed of inveterate
and obstinate maladies in the quietness OF
their homes thousands of miles from the
office
1t is now conceded that the "Home
Treatment" ordinarily, is as effective as the
''Ofice Treatment" SO that the pure life
giving Oxygen, through the benehcent
achievements OF science, being firmly held
in its own solution, is being transported all
over the continent and across the ocean,
ready to be disengaged and to dispense its
boon to the sick. If you are suffering from
dyspepsia, catarrh, consumption, or other
maladies, you need not undergo the annoy
ance, discomfort, fatigue, and expense of a
long Journey; you can summon the life
bearing element to your own bed-chamber
and there inhale its vigors and experience
the new and delightful sensations of con-
scious progress healthward.
Literary men and women, scientists, ply
sicians, artists, lawyers, judges, senators, edi-
tors. ministers of the gospel, in all the de.
nominations, bear unconstrained and cordial
testimony to the genuineness and potency
of Compound Oxygen as curative agent o.
unsurpassed power, and an unrivaled revi.
talizer-a revitalizer in very truth worthy
of the name !; not wearing out the organ.
but adding to them giving vigor without
lassitude, buoyancy without depression, en-
ergy without remorse, and life without the
insidious presence of death.
If Oxygen be indeed the ife-giving ele
ment of the atmosphere, and if the life is il
the blood, you see at once that when the
blood becomes deficient in Oxygen TIT
| whole organism feels the lack, and tn,
great nerve centres, which supply the life
| forces become impaired, dwindle, and final
| ly waste away Through enforced respiration
] BY inhalation, the Compound Oxygen
which is Oxygen and Nitrogen scientiticall.
ozonized, is brought into contact with tn
blood. Through chemical action EeeeIo
bines with the carbons, wasted tissues an
debris, and cayts them out, thus purifyin
the blood. And not only so, but by oxy
genating the blood-enriching the blood
freighting it with precious cargo of ne'
life, it deposits life substance all along it
circuit, in the nerves, muscles, tissues, OIL
gans, so that the divine mechanism, tn
marvellous organism, in its minute an
multitudinous parts, responds with avidit
to the powerful reinforcement coming in +
help resist and overcome and expel the in
vader. This potent organized force acts al
the more felicitously from it's being undo
the conditions of peculiar, vital magne
ism. Now you see why all chronic disease
In which the life forces have been dimiI
ished, and all nervous diseases in whic
any of the great nerve centres have bee
impaired, enfeebled or perverted, are amer
able to the Compound Oxygen Treatment.
But apart from theory and the revelation
of science and the teachings of therapeutic
there stand the ten thousand facts of cur
many of the most obst mate and invetera
| maladies, battling all medical skill-cur
attested by unconstrained and grateful test
monials from men and women we'll know
in the nation, as we'll as from thousands
humble sufferers we'll known in their r
spective local communities.
Overworked business and profession
|
tration, conyalescents whose return to healt
| IL Slow and uncarfain and all with Who