The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-16
ELECTRICAL DISCOVERIES
AND
GLORIOUS RESULTS.


DIR. MI GALLOWAY, Electrical Physician for
merry the partner of PRO EssOR G. H. BoLLEs after
an absence of and a half from the city during
which time he has been engaged with PROFESSOR
BOLLES, HIS father-n-law, IN investigating more
fully the sublime subject of Electricity as the
GREAT CURATIVE AGENT, has resumed his
successful practice at No. l2 South EIGHTH
Street, where he is curing, with unparalleled
success the worst forms acute and chronic diseases
In our many scientific experiments with the Electric,
Galvanic, Eecro-Magnetie, and pure Magnetic Cur
rents and their numerous notifications on the bodies
of various animals for the purpose OF
celtaining with minute accuracy the direct
and indirect influence of each on the organization
have demonstrated that Electricity IL the vi a ele
menhat IL be directed TO any organ or part the
body and even after the vital functions seem parayzed
the power Of arousng the dormant energies
equalizng the circulation and restoring the system to
sef-sustRining healthy condition.
The most satisfactory results fOilow treatment. In
instances the disease Of years standing yields
readily ct the first touch of the electric element while
10 Others it requires more protracted treatment
one VeTy feadre OF treatment is that
time is lost IN eTTerimentiUg with disease By
electrical test accurate diagnosis is given at
once, determining the locality and character Of the
disease, and indcatingthe treatment to be pursued
DIR. p sHEDD, OF NEW YORK CITY, scientific
gentleman of ability is associated with Dr. Galloway in
the practice.
TO LADIEs.-our treatment is emnently successful
In female diseases Mrs q. IL. DULLES gives her valu-
able services to all lady patients. Having cured during
the last twelve years THOUSAND females suffering
with every form of disease peculiar TO their sex, her
ability is well established. Her experience
recommends her 10 the suffering of her sex.
REFERENCE we refer the diseased and others in
teresed In practice the fol owing wei known
gent, men, who have been treated successfully by
George Gl ant No 6lO Chestnut street.
II Desver, NO. 1886 besnut street.
General Pleasonto on, No. 9l6 Spruce stl eet.
MHjor-G ener al PleasOnton, U. :. Army
Hon Iavid Wilmot Judge of Court of Claims, wash
Hon Judge Capron, New York city.
Rev. DIR Masha OF fPittsburg, Pa.
Edwin Forrest the great Tra9edian.
Rev. Dr. Han, OF Phi adelphia
Rev. Daniel CLARK, linois
colonel Thomas W. Sweeney, Assessor, No. 7l6 Wal
nut street.
George H. Earle, Attorney atLaw, Sixth and Chestnut
stree s.
manuel Rey, Attorney-at-Law, No 1O7 SAMSON st.
DR.. George ", Freed, Lancaster city, Pa.
Dr. VIM. B. Brown, Grerd House
Rev. MIR. Mallory NOrristown, Pa.
Albert II. NicOlay No. s. W Ii lam St. New YORK city.
@ Cummings Stuyvesant street New York city
II c. Shurtleh No. 1922 Market street
John N Buist No 1898 South Broad street
G. ". Merchant, Germantown, Philadelphia
STUDENTS can enter at any time for full course of
instruction in new mode OF applying Electricity and
its different notifications In the of all diseases
The old students of PROF. BOLLES myself who
are practising old system in this city especially
invited to become instructed in discoveries
that they may enabled to treat disease with much
more success and produce in onehalf the time
than by our old system
CONSULTATION FREE.
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