The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-24
ELECTRICAL DISCOVERIES
AND
GLORIOUS RESULTS.

DIR. M. GALLOWAY, Electrical Physician, for
mery the partner of PROFESSOR G. II. Boil LES after
absence of year and halt from the city, during
which time he has been engaged with PROFESSOR
BoLLES, his father-n-aw, in investigating more
fully the sublime subject of Electricity as the
GREAT CURATIVE AGENT, has resumed his
successful practice at No. lR South EIGHTH
Street, where he is curing, with unparalleled
success the worst forms OF acute and chronic diseases
In many scientific experiments with the Electric,
Galvanlc, Electro-Magnete, and pure Magnetic Cur
rents. and their numerous notifications the bodies
Of various animals for the purpose of
ce1taining with minute accuracy the direct
and indirect influence of each on the organization
have demonstrated that Electricity is the vi al ee
ment-tha it be directed organ part of the
body and after the vital functions parayzsd
possesses the power Of arousng dormant energies
equazng the circulation, and restoring the sy stem to
self-sustaining healthy condition.
The most satisf0ct5ry results toIov treatment In
some the disease of years standing yields
readily ct the first touch of the electric element while
in Others 1t requires more protracted treatment
One very important feature of our treatment is that
time is lost in experimenting with disease. By means
OF electrical test accurate diagnosis Is given at
once, determining the locality and character OF the
disease and indicating the 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 eminentIy successful
III female diseases MIS-. y. H. BOLLES gives ner Yalu-
able services to all lady patients. Having cured during
the last twelve years FIVE females suffering
with every form of disease peculiar to their SEX her
ability to cure is well established Her experience
recommends her 10 the suffering of her sex.
REFERENCE We refer the diseased and Others in
terested in our new practice the following well known
gentlemen, who have bsen treated successfully by
George Gl ant, No 6l0 Chestnut street
IA Desilver. No. 1886 hesnut street.
Genera Pleasonton No. 9l6 Spruce street.
Major General PleasOnton, u. - Army
Hon Haytd Wilmot, Judge of Court of Claims, WASH
Hon. JUDGE Capron, New York city.
Rev. DR. Malshall ofPittsburg, Pa
Edwin Forrest, the great Iragedal
Rev DR.. Hail, OF Phi adelphia.
Rev Daniel Clark, Illinois
COlOne Thomas W. Sweeney, Assessor, No. 7l6 Wal
nut street
George H. Earle, Attorney atLaw Sixth and Chestnut
| stree s.
lmanuel Rey, Attoney-at-Law, No. 107 SAMSON st.
DIR. George ". Freed, Lancaster city, Pa.
DIR. VIM. B. Brown, GireTd bouse,
Rev, Mr.. Mallory. Norrstown Pa,
Albert II, Nicolay No. s. VII lam st., Sew YORK city,
| o Cummings stuyyesant street New fork cry
Ii O. shurt eff No. 1922 Market street
/ John d Buist No 1873 South Broad street
G. W. Merchant, GermsntowQ, Philadelphia.
STUDENTS can enter at any time for full course OF
instruction in mode OF applying Eleetricy and
It's different notifications In the OF all diseases
The old students Of PROF. DOLLES or myself who
are practising old system in this city especially
invited to become instructed in neU dscy0ereS 50
that they may be enabled to treat disease with much
more success and produce cures in one-half the time
| than by our old system.
CONSULTATION FREE.
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