The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-19

the vitality and leave the system debili-
tated.y
Now here Is where DR.. Mclaughlin
RAISES beyond the period covered by
Professor Loeb. and shows how this
vital electricity, which is the basis OF
life. may be replaced in the body when
lost by the causes producing debility.
He says: when the stomach is not
able to generate sufficient of this en-
ergy to supply the demands OF the vital
organs, the natural result is lowering
of nerve, organic and muscular power
Ia general debility. Then an artificial
agent must be used to assist the stom-
ach. That agent is DR.. Mclaughlin S
Electric Belt.
This is the remedy for Mr.. Rookie
Teller. To prove my faith in it / would
be willing to put up $1,000 TO be given
TO any public charity which he may
select, II fail to cure his stomach in
four months. he to wear my appliance
for six hours each day or night during
that time. And he may be the sole
Judge as TO the results obtained"
How about Mr.. l7ockefeller's offer
of a million dollars, doctor?"
THAT is a secondary matter. want
1t, of course, but not for my own use,
as don't need it, and million dollars
wouldn't increase my happiness one
culver. I would much rather have the
satisfaction OF seeing my invention sue
cessfuI in curing case where so many
noted physicians had failed. When
man has devoted the greater, part OF
hts life to the development of an idea
which he thinks viii benefit humanity
he is passionately fond Of his idea, and
money holds little fascination for him. :"
"What would you do with the money,
doctor?"
"If should earn the prize, would
gladly consent to having It go to some
public charity, which ! would reserve
the right to name"
And the 5000 which you offery
ION the day that Mr.. Rockefeller
agrees TO use my treatment and observe
rnysimple instructions I will put UP my
certified check for the amount, to be
paid to any public charity which he
may designate If he says that i nave
failed in my work.
.'Then you leave the matter entirely
in his hands2"
Entirely 1 am willing to trust to
his decision.
"a great many wealthy men are suf-
ferfng fortunes and dosing themselves
with drugs without relief who never
try a remedy like mine because they
lruDO8eI
who believe that electricity
is a remedy OF the future, not Of to-
day and so advise their patients.
Il tell you that Electricity is RENE
DIV of today. 1t has been a grand reme-
dy for the past ten years. L have
studied this subject more carefully
than any physician ever studied his
text books, and can show results
am curing men every day who were
never able to get benefit from drugs
us It true, doctor. that your patients
are mostly people OF the middle or
poorer class?i
Yes. When a rich man IS SICK
he calls in his doctor, who writes
prescription and looks wise, and the
rich man has confidence that he VIII De
we'll tomorrow. He feels better, per-
haps. because the doctor can fool ma
tt,re for a while. But after a while the
doctor looks wise and it doesn't do the
rich man any good, and the first thing
he knows nature demands her price,
and he has to pay 1t, as the doctor can
help him no more.
.sWhen a poor man gets sick he does
the same way, but he soon gets tlreo
of the doctors bills, and takes his case
in his own hands and comes to me.
cure him with Electricity, and that is
why my patients are generally poor
men. Rich mems doctors will not let
them come to me.
You cannot possibly estimate the
true import OF this discovery OF Prores-
sor Loeb. said DR.. Mclaughlin. 1T
means more happiness to the civilized
race than has followed any discovery
for years. 1t will bring about the gen.
eraI recognition OF the great possibih-
ties which exist in the application or
electricity for the preservation OF the
vigor OF youth.
IT have for years contended that old
age was nothing but the freezing OF the
blood when there was no longer sum
cient vital heat in the body to keep the
blood warm and the organs active
have said that years did not cause de-
cay, and proven II by citing cases where
some men have been made vigorous
under my rejuvenating treatment at
so while you have examples all about
YOU OF men who are old and decrepit
at CO.
NOW. Professor Loeb says that the
animal heat is Electricity. That 1
know to be true. We get that heat
from the chemical action of the acids
and Juices of the stomach upon our
food. That is combustion. This COM
bustion produces carbonic heat ana
carbonic heat is Electricity. Inat ~
the basis OF life in every vital organ
AS long as the stomach is able TO gen
crate enough of this heat to replenish
the wear and tear upon our vital ener-
zies we are strong and active 1t IS
when the stomach finds the strain TOO
heavy that we grow old and begin to
decay.
IAN old fellow. a patient OF two years
previous. came TO see me one day ana
asked me to have his belt oVerhanleo'
as he wanted to put II on again. I re-
minded him that he had reported him
self as cured two years before. and
didn't see the need of the belt now.
said he. I was cured two
years ago. strong and sound. but l
am Il years OF age. and am not as Wen
able TO stand knocking about as I was
IN my youth. and wear the belt oeca-
sionally. not because OF present need,
will have strength