The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-18

animal heat is Eiectricity. THAT s I
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 conf
carbonic heat. is Electricity. That
is the basis of life in every vital Or
gan. AS long as the stomach is able
to generate enough of this heat to
replenish the wear and tear upon
our vital energies we are strong and
active. 1t is when the stomach finds
the strain too heavy that we grow old
and begin to decay.
"An old fellow, patient of two
belt overhauled, as he wished to put
it on again. reminded him that
he had reported himself as cured
two years before, and I did not see
ton, said he. 4 was cured two
years ago, strong and sound, but L
am seventy1one years Of age, and am
about as I was in my youth, and J..
wear the belt occasionally, not be-
cause of present need, but just SO
that I will have strength to spare
in case of demand. If you are rid
ing bicycle on level ground and see
hill before, you, what do you do?
Put on more steam, chs / am getting
older every day, and I need more
steam. That is why I wear my
belt.'
tfThis is upon the same principle
that an engine pulls train of cars
up hill. On level road it goes easily,
but when it goes up hill, the strain
is heavy, and your engine, making
power from burning coal, just as your
stomach makes it from burning your
food, is taxed beyond it's limit, is
unable to 90 farther, and exhausting
all it's steam in the effort, breaks
down.
''The human body is like that en-
CINE. It breaks down when the physi-
cal energy is overtaxed. That energy
is electricity. I have here a means of
replenishing the electricity Of the
body, and that is the basis of my
treatment.
"Decay in old men is similar to
general debility in younger men: Years
have nothing to do with it. In
each case it is the failure Of the
stomach to generate sufficient energy
to supply the demands made by the
vital organs.
elbow quickly we fail when
the stomach fails to digest the food!
That shuts off the supply of en-
ergy.
III have on record hundreds of in
stances where men of rs to 80 have
returned to the +: hard labor OF
their youth with a vim after hav
ing worn my appliance three months.
zone decrepit old man of IS had
in youth been a blacksmith. After
tools and says he can work as hard
as he did at IS. He says he is an old
Another man of 70 said he had
been crippled with rheumatism for
forty-fve years. He pronounces him.
self cured and as vigorous as he ever
was in youth.
and said that he had been so for
twenty years, was cured, and three
years later undertook the severe hard
ships of trip to the Klondike.
He returned a few months ago and
said that he had stood the terrible
privations better than hundreds of
"a [ could cite thousands of similar
Incidents When you see that I have
fifty thousand voluntary testimonials
and that there is not a hamlet in
this country without one or more
cures by my appliance you will I'M
derstand that my experience has been
broad. j. j .....
t'My treatment is success in any
case where strength is lacking, whether
liver or any other part. Ny appliance
gives a soothing, constant electric
glow, which is taken by the body
just as a sponge takes up water. 1t
cures rheumatism in any guise, as
we'll as every other form of pain
IT am an enthusiast, you say.
T Whv ShOu1d 7 NOT he's T have the
gratitude Of thousands of people who
~have been cured by my Electric. Belts
after the failure Of the best physical
thusiastic because 7 know that offer