The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16
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tons, and while 1t deals entirely with the prtmordial atoms it can be produced by any agent that will give the atom a vio- lent impulse in one direction through 8 conductor 4 constant pecuAarity of this force is that when the impulse is greater in quantity or amperage than can be transmitted oyer it's conductor the atom flies from its side. and we have the mag netism which runs our motors.
 Through the universal law of equiTi- brium there is always a tendency for the electric current to seek the earth, which attracts it, because 1t Is natures great negative element, and it is this fact which makes electricity a commercial possi- bility.
 ''It was Franklin who gathered light ning from the sky, and Galvano discover ed how 10 produce by chemicals the vie bration of atoms necessary to create the current which bears his name Professor Faraday made the first induction coil which was a marked advance. and 1t was afterwards improved by Rhomlroff, whose coil produces the current used by Mar conf to send his wireless teiegrams.
 Voltage More Than 6oo,000.
 ''Now another electric current, with a very much higher vibration. is added by me to therapeutic electricity. It is pro duced by reversing the secondary wind ings of Q coil, somewhat after that of Rhomkoff. On account of it's being so much higher in atomic vibration than any other 1t approaches nearer the nerve force of the human body.
 "rhe machine which have perfected to produce this new electric current gen. crates the violet actinio ray in con centrated form.
 Dr. Topham's operating device some what resembles a huge icebox in It's main part, before which the patient sits in a I. .trr 1I.at~ 4n f,..3~. aI made of glass tube, coiled, suspended from bracket. Immediately in front of the patient is a long telascopic tube, on the face of the box, or cabinet, set of racks made of vacuum tubes. Two or- dinary handles are grasped, one in each hand.
 At the turn of a switch the tubes and the hood begin to glow with a violet light that is fascinating beautiful. No violent sensation or shock is felt as the current and light permeates not only the body but the surrounding air space, though one is inclined to feel a trifle nervous when laconically informed that he is in a zone of electricity generated at so high a voltage that it can not be measured and Is informed that 'voltimeters only record up to O0O0O." The amperage IS extremely low, however, and the cur rent is undulating, much like that with which Marconf sends great imperceptibie waves of electricity that parallel the ocean's pillows in their undulations.
 About this time the purpose of the te1escopic tube becomes apparent. A ser- ies of busy pumps inside the cabinet be- gin to stroke rapidly and noisless1y, forc- ing a current of air into the mouth and nostrils. But such air as one never breathed inside of room. or tasted-yes. it "tastes"-anywhere except in the free. open wild land. It Is pure ozone, and lit- tie wonder that the city-bred fail to re- cognize 1t. Through a series of contriv- ances for passing this ozone through medications, the balm of the pine lands can be given, or the mountain ozone of high Colorado peaks may be exactly counterfeited.