The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-28

I to the laws of nature, to take care Of
the food placed in it without any arti-
fetal aid. If one takes pepsin to aid
digestion, the pepsin digests the food in
| so far as it has that chemical action, and
| the stomach is deprived of its natural
function. Digest your food with pepsin
every day and soon the stomach gets in
| the habit of doing nothing, and will be
| unable, when you call upon it, TO act at
| all. 1 believe in the other course. Don't
| do the work for the stomach but enable
| it, by restoring its power, to do its own
work. That is my way of treating it, and
| I find it a good way.
| 1T is so with all other organs of the
| body which may be weak I don't slim
uate them. 1 don't force Them 1 don t
borrow strength from another, organ to
help them. l give them a new supply of
| force entirely. 1 replace in them what
| they have lost, and so put them upon
| footing to help themselves. And let me
| remind you here: There is no organic part
of your body that will not do it's work
| well and vigorously; as vigorously as it
I give it the power, and that is why
cure -.-- ..-...t
why wouldn't drugs, administered by
| good physician, help worn out stomach"
Because they posses no vitalizing pow
er. Drugs will stimulate the stomach;
that is, they will arouse it to action tenn
porarlly by excitement but as soon a. the
effect of the stimulant passes off, the
same condition exists excepting the dam
age done to the stomach by the drug
why will Electricity not do just as
| much good when applied from a physi-
| clans battery?''
! Because that current is too severe.
You know how sensitive the nerves of your
| eyes are? Well, the nerves of your stom-
| ach are nearly as sensitive. Just imag
| inc sending a current from battery into
your eye and you can appreciate how Sc
| we're the current from a battery must be
| upon the delicate nerves of the stomach
| But a physician can apply the current
| in a very mild form from his battery
Eyes, but not as mild as it should be to
do any good. To derive actual benefit the
nerve cells must take up the electric life
and keep it. The mildest form of battery
! current is too severe to permit that
| Again, no doctor has the patience to
| apply his battery over fifteen or twenty
| minutes, and by my method the patient
gets six hours of continuous current every
night. You can see where the difference
| in the effect comes in.
What troubles are your Belts espe-
iciaIly goodsf I asked. in conclusion.
THE purpose of my method of treat
! ment is to build up the weakened parts
Iof the body replied the doctor. TT cures
Stomach, Liver, Kidney and Nervous
| Troubles in men and women It is eff
/ fectiver in Constipation, in Varicocele.
Prostate Troubles and every aiment
which results from the lack of sufficient
vital energy to keep the body healthy. 1t
is builder up OF men and women, and
| for this purpose far. surpasses any other
form of treatment. I can give you hun
dreds of instances where my method has
cured after other treatments failed and
you will hear the people shouting the
praises of my method everywhere
Dr.. Mclaughlin told me that he be-
lieved there was not a hamlet in the
I country that did not have from one to fifty
cured patients; his business was growing
very fast and he was reaping the reward
of his years of study and experiment He
offered to send full information free to
any one who would write. He gives a free
! test and consultation to callers at his of
! flee. Dr. M. r. Mclaughlin, 304 Nicellet
avenue, Minneapolis. Hours, to $50
daily; Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
till p. m. Sundays. 10 to ].