The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-15
MEDICAL.
M EplcAL ELECTRICITY,
Latest and Most Important Discoveries
In the Treatment OF Chronic
Diseases.


During our Investigations in tho ,.o.,u... ., a..
ease IN lts various forms by the agency, 90 o,r,i,
"e n"Ve VDtained very many valuable and star,IIno
'S'o, , wnion' Houeo TO the previous though un,uod
information possessed by other ana 49, ~ nui''eu
operators, place beyond all previor. IOItuusOe
thls mysterious agent During the course 90 ~eoO ~ u
tice we have treated and cured throush ,sp ~, prao-
ledge thus gained many thousands, ana by nsonDs
our new discoveries have established oursevo. % "a
most successful Medical Electricians in this oonn,
or Europe,
Electrical investigation has proved that the brro.
body acts on the principle Of the galvAnic battery
The brain, mucous and serous mbranes tho sLi
tissues and fluids constitute the negative and poai
tive forces, and every action whether mental or nh,
sca is the result ofthese antagonstlc forces Dige
ton respiration circulation secretion and excretio
are due solely to electrical Influence, There is poar
action established throughout the nervous systar,
which connects with every part of the body estabsh
ng and preserving proper balance of the olectrcaI
element which constitutes health, and disturbance
ofwhich causes disease There strictly but two
conditions of disease-One OF inflammation or posI
tive; the other, weak, deblltated, negaJve-and aa
electricity contains these two conditions in the action
of the positive and negative currents all we have n
do TO neutralize the disease and restore proper
I healthy action,
Among the chronic diseases In which electricity bss
been and is daily being, by agency of the greatest
utility being rapidly effected after the failure
| of all other means, are:-
l. Epilepsy, Chorea, or ST. Yltus' Dance, Paralysis
| pitation Of the Heart, Lockiaw, etc, N'' HN-
o5:tSate S0ae tonstpatoP, Memorrhods Doyyse9tery,
Bilious, Flatulent, and Painters Collie, I'D all aheo,
8. Catarrh. Cough, 1ntluenza Asthma when not
Pienrisy, Ple1rodyna, Rheumatism Of Tie Cbess,
Consumption in the early stages, ~ -"
4. Gravel, Diabetes, and Kidney Complains.
s. Rheumatsm, Gout Lumbago, sun Neck, nal
Curvature, Hip Diseases, Cancers. Tumors those lasE
named always cured without pain or pasters tn any
g. Uterus Complaints, involving mal.positlon. a
| PTolausus, Antroverson, Retroverslon, Indamma
ton, Liberation, and various other affections.
cation may be made at the office, or by letter
Depsrtment and all delcacy will Be used to%aTds
those who entrust themselves to her In female
For The convenience Of those desiring information
give (by permlSsion) rev names lanes Of persons
aud elsewhere, whom we have treated and cured,--'
cured Of rheumatism Of fifteen years standing; MIS-,
]. Y, Cumming, Kshieognidles, % Mlihin county. Pa.
county Del cSred 9t eanSes S as ~ the In three
absorption of tumor weighing eleven pounds; jacob
Vandegrin, ODESSA Del, severe case Of diabetes g.
street paralysis on the left side, cured in three weeks
NO ss Robee street. WPp and
c. dyspepsia cured in seven davs; R. j. Robertson,
t"Ge ST BSSFyS
bleeding piles and stsa Of ortysix years standing
tmoIe dyspepsia and 81 sick headache hes Of twentyiye
Behsm, No. 1877 Front street obstinate pe 6SpsG EGg
II in three applications: G. A. Byran lumbagO and dys-
oliyet Baptist Church. Philadelphia nervous prostra-
ton after three applications; O. D. Cooper Port Jer.
"a Wis, NY severe case of catarrh William Holtzworth
" No. 257 Market street, liberated bowels, dyspepsia
e orchites etc. Of seven years standing; Hon. j NJ
| n. Fourth street; Colonel Il. w. Sweeney, Walnut
| street, below Eighth; George o. Evans, No 1852 NJ
r Fifteenth street, MIR. Pelouze. Chestnut and Third
streets; BrigadierGeneral A. j. Pleasonton No 9lS
Spruce street; George Douglass, Fifth street. above
ID | Chestnut; NJ. @. SadleI No 63 Arch street; O. s.
Emack, No. 433 Chestnut street; A L. Whiteman cor.
ner Of Third and Market strees ]. H. Andrews, No.
912 Pine street, NJ Erickson No. 1922 Pine street;
IS Thomas simpson No 1914 Front street, w r. smith,
N No. 1929 Hanover street, George l.. Buzby, Nos. 9sf
- and 93S Market street Thomas Drake. Germantown,
Z William stevenson, Sixth and Market streets; o,
/ Marshall, No. 5l9 S. Ninth street; Mr.. Harris No.
1406 Master street, Thomas Gregg, Vineland, NJ j.;
n BrIgader-Gene A. Peasonton, St Louis Mo-; Mr..
'r , -, Camden, n. J.
Physicians or students desiring TO have instructions
in the correct application of Electricity for the
of diseases can apply at the office.
IS Consultation free Descriptive pamphlet of cures
10 effected with numerous references, and including
treatise the subject, be had by application at
the Office. All letters addressedto
: DR.. s. w. BECKWTTEI-
NO. 1920 WALNUT STREET,
30 wsm3m5p PHILADELPHIA