The Washington times., 1902-12-11
YOUNG EDISON
THE MAN OF TIE HOUR IN THE
METROPOLIS.
His Wonderful Invention Pronounced
the Greatest Boon Of the Age.

NEW YORK. Dec. 10.-ThOTas a. Ed
ison, jr.'s, remarkable discovery Of the
new curative force which ne has em-
bodied In his Magno- Electric Vitalizer
seems likely to make the young man as
famous Ia the world of invention as his
distinguished father while ass "a beue-
factor to suffering humanity he Is al
ready more sought after than the noted
Austrian surgeon. Prof LoronL
40 discovery in modern times ever
aroused one-half the interest that Is now
being evinced In young Edisor's lnven-
tion. II is pointed out by scientists that
the Magno- Electric Vitalizer IS she most
powerful and remarkable curative force
in existence today. There seems TO De
no limit either TO its powers or its pos
sibilitios.
1t is equally adapted to the relief OF
the most complex disorders or the
nerves. such as nervous prostration or
paralysis 10 the cure Of diseases of the
blood. sUrE as rheumatism. catarrh. and
malaria. TO lung and respiratory com
plants like consumption and asthma. 10
digestive troubles, such as dyspepsia ana
maiuutr.tiCn. to the various organic and
intestinal conditions which result ga
Bright's disease and appendicitis. as we'll
as 10 the many circuIatory defects -ha.
are evidenced by heart disease and fail
ing strength. IN fact. say the scientists.
Tho Niializer fully merits the name Mr.
Edison has bestowed upon it. for 10
stores up and communicate vitality
Much OF young 1Ir. Fdlson's present
rrr.r1arfrrs Fe mechanically Frr.
fact that be has resoluteIy refused 90
allow his invention 90 De exploited bv
persons VINO would be likely TO regard
if more as q commercial proposition
than as an opportunity 20 relieve the
su'Icr'ngs OF humanity. He has placed
C. price upon the VitalIzcr only sufficient
10 cover the cost or manufacture and is
distributing 80 only through his own
company.
when Mr Edison was seen I'm his
laboratory yesterday. be said. Usually
do not care 10 talk about my work
but iu the matter of the Vitalizor ] feel
that duty and a responsibility has been
laid upon me and that the public should
De allowed TO know that pain and sick
rcss can, an last Do banishcd from the
earth II has been my i'fa long ambition
90 create something that should give
happiness "a the world. and ] feel now
that have succeeded
Several attempts have been made to
induce mo 20 sell the Vitalizer to pro-
mUters but I feel that 10 did SO
should not be doing my duty TO human
lty There has been bestowed ,tuon me
the power to help the sick and suffering.
and ] want everybody to know that
viii not allow capital 10 De mas. out cf
'hoir afUictons. Tell yrtr rcodrrr for
ua that I have definitely datg-mfred %
direct the manufacture and distribution
of The Nitalizcr myself. and that ] viii
manage 60 only through my 0sn com
pany. Tell them that 70 makes no d.g-
ference to me whether q man ig rich or
poor, or whether he lives in the country
OF the city. II he Is sick or afflicted let
him just drop n limo 10 the Thomas A.
Edison g.. Chemical Company. No
stone Stree, -'tw York and be viii get
the best advice that ] can give him. I
mean 90 help suffering humanity ana 7
do not propose 20 be swerved from my
intention"