The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-26
EDISON
STARTLING
TESTS
He prOvsS Positively That His
VItaIizsr Acts on the Brain
as EttgCtGaliy as on
Every 0itd Organ

Nov York May 2e--Cne Of tho most
interesting and important scientific eZ-
pauments that have ever been performed
has Just been completed u tho laboratory
of 1huuisa s. Bdiaou Jr, 40 80 lt ston.
streot New York The experiment had
rlr .its purpose tho mcaaurcmeut ot iAt
exact cytcut.to which yruNf tls te4spl'
faM0La invocation. tus ala<no-l llltctl Az
Nlptliser was aole 90 stimulate sad assist
tna brain iu its mental processes. The
tests were made hy applyinE tic units
nf the Magno- Electric NitgiZer 60 one
of two. students chosen from tho tniro
Nsar class Of New AoIb University Alf
.oron3 studeut iic not woar NJ appliance
TO each student there was pronounced
: problem OF moderate diNculty. steps
having been taken 81 measure py sp4t-
st.s apparatus ,he eH3tt period vi tiins
occupied by the mental response of the
subject. Upon comparing the results of
ten such trials. IL was found that the
average Improvement in the mental re-
sponse OF the student who wore the
Magno- Electric Vitalizer was 3 6-l0 sec
ouds quicker than that OF the other stu
dents--in other words that young Mr.
Edsons invention enabled the wearcr 10
think much more quickly than was possi-
bic without the aid of the appliance.
The same experiment was made with
public school pupils from the second
Grammar grade. These children yielded
similar results.
scen tihcally and practically young Mr.
Tdison's experiment is expected TO nave
great results. the more 80 as II has just
been discovered that all the brain pro-
cesses OF thought and consciousness are
OF electrical character. 1t IL consequently
predicted that the Magno- Electric vital
.zer viii soon he in as general use IN inc
schools and colleges of the United states
as in the homes The appliance has al
ready demonatrated thoroughly its power
90 control auG cure such intractable us
cases as Locomotor AtaNia, Chronic Rheu-
rnatism Consumption. Nervous Prostia-
don. Kidney trouble and similar COM
plaints and now that its new properties
as n brain tonic have been tested there
seems to be no limit TO its sphere OF action
Perhaps tho best evidence OF the grea =
value of young Mr.. Edisons famous IN
vention Is afforded 10y the recent attempt
~ d .,oteric OF wall street men 10 pur-
chase the patent ana manufacturing
rights of the discovery for S151,Vo. Inc
inventor Ii H. said. absolutely decLned
the offer, because he knew the purchasers
intended TO exploit the vitaiizer at the
expense of the public. For philanthrop-
c reasons the younger Edison wishes 10
keep the price OF the vitaliZer as low AS
uoseible. so that every sick person may
he able TO Obtain it's help
When young Mr. Tdison was seen ~
his labratory yesterday, he said: Months
ago | demonstrated that perfect health
was dependent upon the electrical con-
dition OF the spinal cord. The vitalizer
cures disease by supplying this ~aturaI
electrical force 10 the nerves. In addi-
tion TO this | have just proved that the
vitalizer IS a powerful brain tonic. II
enables a man To think quicker. lt great
Is increases mental alertness and energy
II am determined that this invention
shall not fall into the hands OF those
who would regard IL only as a money
making business. This is why ! am my
self attending to the letters of patients
You can tell your readers for me that
tho poorest man is an important In my
eyes as the richest. ANY man who has
a two-ccnt stamp can write TO me here
at No II Stone street. New York, and OBJ
tain my personal advice concerning the
applicability OF the vitalizcr TO his case.