Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17

Master minds and master brains are toll
ing night and day toward enlightenment
on the subject OF health and the mysteries
of nature. and every day records another
step in advance, and develops new theories
of the cause and cure of disease. Many OF
these discoveries and inventions are so
remarkable in their nature that a few
years ago they would have been looked
upon as something supernatural or as the
vagnries Of disoldered brain. But 30
rapid has been this advance, and 30 tho
roughly effective have many OF these theo-
RES proven when put to the most severe
practical tests, that to-day the progressive
people of the world begin to realize the
fallacy of the old theories and stand ready
to acknowledge the wisdom Of the new.
One of the most remarkable Inventions
of the century, and one that is really far in
advance OF medical science, is the Elec-
tropoise, an instrument for the cure and
eradication of sickness and disease with
out the use of nostrums or drugs. The
Electropoise is based on the immutable
laws of nature; on the theory. or rather
on the fact, that disease Is in reality de-
crease of vital force: that both health and
disease depend upon the electric condl:
tons of the body-in other words, that all
disease con be traced to one and the same
source-viz.. weakness or the failure OF
the system TO withstand the attacks and
advances of the poisonous elements gene
rated by careless habits or by the exigen-
cies of modern civilization.
The Eiectropoise applies immediately to
the foundation of the disease and effects
the cure in natures own way. and with ali
her durable means Pure Atmospheric Oxy-
gen. This wonderful agent as so sclenti-
fcallv and withal so wonderfully I'M
parted to the human system by the
Electropose that it is absorbed In the
place needed and in the quantity needed
to restore the vital forces and make them
in consequence invulnerable to disease.
The Electropoise has attracted the atten-
ton OF the medical fraternity of both
hemispheres and received the endorsement
OF the most eminent scientists of the day.
Dir. George w. Kendall, the wellknown
lawyer of New Orleans. was connected
with the naval branch of the Union forces
during the war, and was with the feet en-.
gagged in the operations around Vicksburg.
He was exposed to many hardships during
that campaign and contracted disease oil
The bowels. On account of the lack OF
medical and bodily comfort the disease be.
came aggravated, and before the proper
treatment could be procured 1t had
evolved itself into acute dysentery, &C.
companied with hemorrhoids.
~ II.
I travelled through the country consult.
ing every physician who had attained any
prominence IN treating diseases Of SINH.
lar nature. and / visited all the spring:
that were noted Cor their curative proper.
ties, but neither did me any good. For the
last seven wears of that time l was con-
fnod to my bed. Last September O year
ago | first heard of the Electropoise.
was living then on Kelerec between Ram
part and Burgundy streets, and my at.
tending physician had given up my case as
hopeless. l was emaciated to such an ex-
ten. that could not bear the weight oi
the bed-clothes, aud | had been suffering
from insomnia for such a length of time
that | became stone blind. For thirty.
two days / neither ate nor drank anything
but a half quart of champagne each
morning.
my physician claimed that the mucou:
membranes OF my stomach had been eater
away, and that death was inevitable, Ny
tongue was swollen aud cracked. nd the
entire alimentary passage. the doctor said
was IN q similar condition.
Worn out from continual watching
my daughter left the room one morning
while was enjoying q slight doze, during
which the doctors said / would pass away
and while waiting for the worst TO come
she suddenly thought OF the Electropoise
which she had seen used with good eject
while professional nurse In Florida du
ring the Yellow-feyer epidemic of 1883. She
determined TO try one and hastily wen
out to purchase one before II was too late
- Ia two weeks began to feel it. and two
months from the time pegan using II
could walk from my homo. on Kelerec
street. to Canal street. My old maiady
had entirely left me. l now eat tire,
hearty meals day and enjoy sound sleep
l have not been troubled with hemor
rhoids since and feel as well rs ever d.,
in my life.n
Mr.. Kendall looks as hale and hearty a,
boy. His cheeks have O rosy color, hi,
face is full, and his muscles are as hard o.
an athlete. As boy he was very active
and now that be has regained his health
and strength his old-time activity il
again asserting itself.
RIcaaoSD, Va. June II, 1881.
have used the Esectropoisei In my fami
ly for nervous prostration. aD@mia. ane
general debility. The most marked beuo-
fit followed its use. have also used IL OF
q case of nasal ratarrh which il apparent
ly cured. but little evidence Of the dis
order remaining, and that Is gradually dis
appearing. Respectfully, r. ,,.c.-
The above letter from tbs we'll known
secretary Of the Virginis Fire and Insu
rance Company adds ona morn link 10 ID,
nearly -endles. cham Of testimony praisin,
8 ATLANTIC ElzcrHepon. Co'DAxs..