The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-06-08
SCIENCE SUPERIOR TO DRUGS.

diseases, mas almost created TeVOlu-
tion in the practice of medicine. DIR.
F. L. Peiro, of 70 State ST., Chicago,
president of the American Oxygen
Company, when interviewed recently
by reporter, said
ain confidently commencing our
oxygen to public attention-and
especially it's faithful use to those
whose physical condition require it,
we do not claim eXtravagant results
from tit will not accomplish
impossibilities but abundant exper-
fence with it, and wide observation of
its use in the last fifteen years it has
been before the public, we claim sim
ply that we positively know of its
action, when we say that for all forms
of blood poisoning, catarrhal cOndi-
tions, diseases of the throat, lungs or
nervous sy stem it is beyond doubt, the
grandest, the most effective and
pleasant treatment extant. We do
not claim it will cure every case of
consumption, because usually they
have recourse to the oxygen too late,
but in the worst and most helpless
cases the oxygen will absolutely do
more good, and in a pleasant way,
than any other remedy known. So in
asthma and hay fever, it will not cure
every case, but it will effect grander
results than any drug treatment. In
all cases of bronchial troubles it can
be depended upon to prove curative if
used in time and faithfully persevered
in. In bleeding from the lungs it is an
almost certain specific, no matter how
severe. It's inhalation is pleasant, and
so easy to prepare that child can do
it quickly. Indeed, it is little more
incOnvenient that to put teaspOOnful
of sugar in cup of coffee.
"The action of oxygen may thus be
briefly stated: Oxygen has for many
years been recognized as natures
greatest purifier, hence its protective
influence in destroying all noxious
germ life. Where oxygen is in suffi-
cient quantity, animal or vegetable
germs, acknowledged causes of mans
most fatal diseases, cannot live. 1t is
by the inhalation of the oxygen thus
brought in immediate contact with
these germs in the lungs (and through
the lungs into the blood, permeating
the whole system), that the oxygen is
so great an agent in their destruction.
The cause of diseases being thus
removed, healing naturally follows, as
does a sore in flesh after the thorn is
extracted. The effect of oxygen upon
the nervous system is equally acknowl-
edged. By its tonic, strengthening
properties it imparts hope to the
Respondent, buoyancy to the depressed,
vigor to the aged, energy to the young,
a stimulus to the student, voice and
self-possession to public speakers and
singers"
If you desire to make special inqui-
ries regarding your condition or that
of your friends, you have but to write
DIR. Peiro, 80 State street. Chicago,
ILL.,, who will be pleased to give you
the best advice that a ripe experience
of twenty five years. constant battling
with disease may reasonably be ex-
pected to afford. Printed question
lists will be sent to you for thorough
consideration of your cases; also
pamphlets with many testimonials,
explaining fully the action of the
oxygen and it's method of cure-free.
To the writer's certain knowledge
DIR. Peiro has performed most won
derful cures. A prominent member
Of the press club, during conversa-
ton with party Of friends, remarked :
eyes, / was q great sufferer from
catarrh. i tried everything, patent
medicines and specialists, and finally