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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

benefit My family physician advised me to try your
appliance and must say with the best results.
Your treatment blessing sufferers from gen.
eral debility and weakness"
Mr.. G. w. Williams, 33s E street, Santa Rosa, Cal.
writes.
~Electro-vigor has cured of stomach trouble and
rheumatism of several years standing and suffer
pains about my
Il thank you for your kindness and attention to me-
Mrs M. E. Sergent, 2460 Sylvan way, Berkeley. Cal.
says:
For the treatment of female complaints your method
of using electricity is ordinary means
used by doctorsonly frequently physicians
their patients dangerous operations which could
be easily avoided by the of Electro-vigor
II thank you for the help your treatment has given
me-"
Mr.. ]. W. Lubbock 1ss Center street Santa Cruz.
Cal, writes:
Il think Electro-Vigor the most wonderful thlns IN
the world for it dropsy catarrh, rneun-
a weakness which made life miserable for me-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

is gentle. soothing glow. Compared with it, so
called electric belts inventions of backsnits
hammer.
1T is not upon that point however that my success
has been founded My immense business to my
knowledge the effect of electricity ailments
treated and the best to obtain that effect take
that Individual, and direct
the application my appliance to suit
the electricity which supply is life organs
which 1t you how get my results Ny
from my If not cure my busi-
would out long ago. has the business
the electric appliance busf-
because they fancied it way to make
money resorted to questionable methods
at times, but the old adage You can't fool all the
time active in their they
not last long"
Now, Doctor said your theory sounds very good
but you give me any bona fde evidence cures
back up statements? You know that there a
great advertised remedies, and this case of Mr.
Rockefeller, who the hands of the ply
sicians for years. is good proof that
remedies successful"
That is my strongest argument" said the doctor
Here letters from prominent people, given with
out solicitation. these patients and
letters"
and from outside places At random picked out
1 several reproduce of them here The
told that of his best testimonials could be
published, as the patients though recommending the
Mr. Thos. r Higgins a well known railroad man Of
1850 22d street, San Francisco,
"Electro-Vigor cured me OF Indigestion, kidney and
liver taken great quantities of
drugs without being benefited. take pleasure
Mr. chas G. Rabe 2so2 oath street. San Francisco
when began the use of Electro-vigor had tried
many doctors and lot OF drugs without getting any
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

AFTER two months, use of your Electro-vigor l
nave reganed my lost vigor ana ann hossna doIlars for
what your treatment has done for me-
Take man who large responsibilities upon
his shoulders whose brain be constantly active
whose energies under pressure every nour OF
the day. and sometimes during hours wnen ne Se
days work sudder finds that his appetite ror
work has from him 1 fbnin IN tsa
less every pulse within him says: Quit ouit!i
Quit!lr When used think that his capacity Tor
work was unlimited all at once he he feels
like chained down hand and foot. poweriess'
helpless.
had steam at first than he thought he had
work to drive him without restraint, he has gone
force has been exhausted-drained dry. You bet
thar he appreciates nv common expression: The
power of the is like the steam in an engine;
1t runs the human machinery. When 1t is gone. the
There you can see the difference between normal
and excessive Of the vital forces. The
because the food is burned in the human fur
mace tthe stomach) it generates carbonc which
is electricity energy This electricity feeds
the brain all vital organs. Just as fast as the
stomach the 'he ns osr
parts. So long the demand is no greater than the
supply the system increases in strength and runs in
ach exceeds its ability to supply then we call upon
the reserve force When that Is exhausted we have
down. when it. the engine of life refuses 10 work
s sno s
men dns gsas il 1hs na the %
heart laq9s poss s han. fa, k1S.
heart never fails without reason; Find out shai
sa and m nine on Of
The @ ST s bsang Is S the wh
ars @ uS m ss
that he ale h real M Cause an ouS
stomach failure because his food does not digest
should receiva
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
The man who proved that he was five years ahead Of
Prof. Loeb in discovering that Electricity Is Life
now says that he can cure John D. Rockefeller
and agrees to give $4,000 to charity if he fails.

What would you do with the money doctor?"
IF should the prize would gladly consent
to having it public charity. which would
reserve the right to name"
And the $1,000 which you offer?'
'on the day that Mr.. Rockefeller agrees to use my
treatment and observe my simple instructions will
put up certified check for the amount to be paid
any public charity which he may designate if he
says that have failed In my work"
Then leave the matter entirely in his hands?"
Entirely; am willing to trust to his decision"
A great many wealthy are suffering tortures
and dosing themselves with drugs without relief who
never try remedy like mine because they repose
more confidence in their family physicians who be-
eve that electricity is remedy of the future, of
today and advise their patients
Il tell that electricity is a remedy of today;
nave studied this subject more carefully than any
physician studied his books, 1 show
results am curing day who were never
able to get any benefit from drugs
rs it true, doctor, that your patients mostly
people of the middle poorer class?
Yes When rich is sick he calls In his doc
tor who writes prescription and looks WISE the
rich has confidence that he will be well
fool nature for while But after while the doctor
looks wise and it doesn't do the rich any good,
and the first thing he knows nature demands her
price and he has TO pay it, as the doctor help
him
When a poor man gets sick he does the same way,
but he gets tired of the bills.
his in his hands I cure
him with electricity and that is why patients
usually Rich mems doctors will let
them
You possibly estimate the true import of
this discovery of Professor Loeb, said Dr. Hail. 1T
means happiness TO the civilized than has
the general recognition of the possibilities which
exist in the application of electricity for the preser
walton Of the vigor of youth.
I have for years contended that old was
Arlf fr@cE 1n1fw.e
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

have the gratitude Of thousands Of people who
have been cured by my Electro-Vgor after the fail
ure of the best physicians. enthusiastic
1 know that 1 offer suffering humanity the surest
for the least expenditure of known
today.
Il have gained my by learning how treat
nv patients and then curing them how; others
o not. charge nothing for my knowledge knowing
that 1t is my do all for every patient
My patients are my friends. They building my
success"
Then I questioned Dr. Hall in regard to his Elec-
tro-Vigor and asked him it much
better than similar contrivances.
That very simple" replied the doctor. Il have
twenty years the perfection Of my appli-
have defects fast a they appeared
use, supplied features from
time time, that Electro-vgor is in a class by
itself
"Electro-vigor is electric belt No other
electric appliance is like it-no other be made
like it, for it is patented by the u S. government
l..A-. L. - L.l-- L.4. -z-.-. u-l-sl.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

of present need but just that / will have
strength spare in of demand II you are
you. what do do? Put more steam am get
ting older every day and need steam That Is
why 1 wear Electro-Vigor'
This is upon the principle that an engine
pulls train of up hill On level road 1t goes
easily, when up hill the strain is heavy
and your engine making power from burning coal,
Just your stomach it from burning food, is
taxed beyond its limit, is unable TO go further, ana
exhausting all its steam in the effort breaks down
The human body is just like that engine IT
That energy is electricity. have here the means of
replenishing the electricity of the body, and that is
the basis of my treatment.
Decay in old is similar general debility in
younger men, Years have nothing to do with It. In
it the failure the stomach to generate
vital organs
How quickly fail when the stomach fails to
digest the foodl That shuts off the supply OF energy
"I have record hundreds of instances where
of 75 to 80 have returned to the hard labor OF
their youth with vim after having my appli-
three months
"One decrepit old man of 75 in youth been a
blacksmith After using my appliance he took up his
tools and says he work hard as he did at 90.
He says he is an old man made young
rheumatism for 45 He pronounced himself cured
and vigorous as he In youth
had been SO for 20 cured and three years
undertook the hardship of trip to the
Klondike- He returned few months and said that
he the terrible privatons better than hum
Il could cite thousands similar incidents When
malls and that there is hamlet this country
without by my appliance. you viii
understand that my experience has been broad.
strength is lacking. whether the stomach.
heart. Kidneys liver other part Ny appliance
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

Doctors said ! would De oedu
long ago, but Electro-Vigor
has restored me to robust
health. and I give it credit
for saving my life.
st am 81 years old and
working ii hours a day. and
feel as strong as a horse
There were dozens of let
rers from prominent men,
whose names, if DR.. Hall
was permitted to publish
them, would be sufficient
guarantee of the genuineness
of his cure. Among these
were several prominent
physicians. who spoke high
iy of the treatment from
personal tests.
A letter from Mr.. Jno.
Page. Winthrop, Cal, says:
'Elec o-vigor has
proven all you claim it to
be. It cured me OF diarrhoea
and bowel trouble"
rs your treatment bench
cial in cases of general
weakness?" I asked.
Decidedly, in the same
manner that it restores the
vitality to the stomach it
brings up the vital force of
the nerves, enriches the
blood and restores the mo-
tive power of all organs. To
quote Professor Loeb again: !:
"A part of the chemical en-
ergy of foodstuffs is trans
formed into electrical en-
ergy, which in turn gives
energy to the muscles and
organs of the body You see,
Professor Loeb has proved
that all energy of the vital
organs is electrical. There
fore, you can see that when
! am able TO increase the
electrical force of every
vital organ l have in my
hands the means of cure for
every form of physical
weakness or debility"
Mr.. VIM. H. Allen. 2SS San
Carlos avenue, San Jose,
81 -r;%ae.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
BY WILLIAM FAY BARRETT.

ATLANTIC CITY IN. J.. Jan. 1s. 1sos.-John D.
Rockefeller offers a million dollars the man who
viii give him q healthy stomach He made that oner
70 doctor called upon him saying that IL would
be worth million 70 him could TX his stomach
up so that X would digest his food.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

gives a soothing, con-
slant electric glow,
which is taken by
the body just as a
sponge takes up
water. 1t cures rheu-
matism in any guise,
as well as every
other form of pain.
Il am an enthusi-
ast, you say. Why
should / not be? !
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

'
you sleep. 1t has dry cell batteries which gen
crate continuous current of electricity and
never require charging My appliance is
equipped with non n-burning electrodes and its
powerful current be made mild as de-
sired by a regulating device. 1t does rot
burn or blister the skin. The only sensation
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

This looked TO like material for an interesting
story which led Dr. Halls ofdces for more par
ticUlar details.
The first greeting from the doctor convinced me
I had Of convictions. and strong ones
The enthusiastic what he termed q
IoRE sought opportunftS. gIeefully into
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

the blood when there was no
longer sufficient vital heat
in the body to keep the
blood warm and the organs
active. have said that
years did not cause decay,
and proved it by citing cases
where some men have been
made vigorous under my re-
juvenating treatment at so,
while you have examples all.
about you of men who are
old and decrepit at 60.
Now, Professor Loeb says
that the animal heat is Elec-
tricity. That 1 know to be
true We get the heat from
the chemical action of the
acids and juices of the stom-
ach upon our food. This
combustion produces carbon
ic heat, and carbonic heat is
Electricity. That is the basis
Of life in every vital organ.
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 stom-
ach finds the strain too
heavy that we grow old and
begin to decay.
An old fellow, a patient
Of two years previous, asked
me to have his EIectro-Vigor
oyerhauled, as he wished TO
put il on again. I reminded
him that he had reported
himself as cured two years
before, and 1 did not see the
need OF the Electro-yigor
now. 'Precaution. said he. L
was cured two years ago,
strong and sound, but / am
IL years of age and am not
as well able to stand knock
ing about as l was in nv
youth, and I wear Electro
Vigor occasionally, not be-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-13
considered Bryan's fallacics

considered Bryans fallacics
Government ownership of rail
roads," he said would mean the
adding OF a thousand million dollars
TO the country's debt. and increasing
the number Of government officials
by one and one half million. Is this
Democracy? No. its Russian form
ot government
As to the guaranty OF bank depos-
Us. Strauss said il vas equivalent 10
the governments guaranteeing the
loans of banks. II would. he said. re-
suit in the governments support OF
the most reckless schemes of the most
reckless banker who would know that
In the event Of his failure the loss
would fan upon the conservative
banker. and ultimately upon the gov
eminent
The real attitude Of TAFT towards
labor. Strauss sail. was shown when
the candidate was governor Of the
Philippines. lie parionei Reys. who
federated th, island for union labor.
continued Strauss. Under an oil
Spanish Law Rers was accused of
conspiracy 90 raise wages and vas
sentenced 10 four years in prison. In
rarianiug Reys. Taft said. 10 not
thiuk toe statute a. construed Is in
acrcrls1ca with the American prac-
t.ce. ] shall pardon Reys and remit
What remains Of his sentence.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-13
INSURGENTS AND
ROYAL|STS FIGHT
ERMiNED BATTLE JUST OUT.
SIDE OF TABRIZ FRIDAY
RoYALiSTS DRIVEN FROM
CITY BY REBELS.

Tabriz, FRIDAY, Sept, 12,~-There was
"a determined engagement outside Of
Tabriz today between the Royalist
forces under Izzatu Khan and de.
tachment from the insurgent garrison
at Tabriz
The insurgent attack was delivereI 1
at day break, but Izzatu made good
use of his artillery and drove the
enemy back. Then he carried their
fortificalions and succeeded in fight.
ing his way int othe city.
At this point rcinforcements arrived
and after a desperate fight within the
wall the royalists were worsted and
forced to retreat from the town.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-13
BRYAN LENiES he EVER AP-
PREACHED hearst WITH M
POLITICAL PROPOSITION
SPEAKS IN MARYLAND
Farmers and Laboring Men From
Three States Hear Democratic
Leader Talk on Differ
cnt Subjects,

Cumberland, Md, Sept. IL. Far
mors and Iaborers from thtee stltee
PENNSYLVANIA West Virginia aad
Maryland, were addressed hero by
Eryan today and tonight The first
speech was delivered in the aft rnoon
to the farmers and the second ptin-
cpally to the laboring men, largely
r.irefs. X
In both instances the Democratic
candidate reiterated his views con.
corning TAFT and his attitude toward
the Republican platform, The tariff,
truss publicity of campaign contrl.
buttons, guaranty Of balk deposits
and the labor question, were dis,
cussed at length.
Rryan's remarks were s1l stantially
thrSe delivered in former spe 'cHes.
The largest gathering was t9nig
win, the Democratic candidate talking
20 the laborers and pointing out what
the Denver convention had done fol
them in promising legislation affect
ing the lab0ring mans status.
Concerning Hearst's statement that
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-13
BEFORE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
or FREIGHT TRAFFIC OFF.
GALS AT ST. LOUIS.
TO Be No PARTIALI1Y
In Administering Law as Laid Down
BY Congress-Reasona bleness Of
Increased Rates Should Be
Probed

St Louis, Mo, Mr., Sept. 12.-".
doubt if the whole history of law,
making in this country disclcses such
IA record Of ignoring, eyading and defy
ing the law as has marked the course
of the Interstate commerce law. It's
purpose has been defeated through
tcchnicalitics. But ii must not be as.
sumed that the effort toward govern
ment regulation of Interstate com
merce, has been is, or viii be a fail
ure, or that it will be abandoned in
despair. There will be no vindictivc-
moss, no playing to galarils, and no
in administering the law as
laid down by congress, but there will
be a firm purpose and earnest effort
to enforce it's full intent.
This statement was made by f. Z
Clark. interstate commerce commits
sioper, in an address this afternoon
before the annual convention of the
American Association of Freight TraG
fc Officials.
Clark said the railroads, should be
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-13
SECRETARY COMMERCE AND LA.
BOR TO MAKE AS MANY
s SPEECHES AS He CAN.
WAS ONCE A DEMOCRAT
But When Party Was Misied BY Bry
anism, Became Follower Of Nc
kinley, Roosevelt and Taft
Says He.
Cincinnati. Sept. u. AAAfer an es..

Cincinnati, Sept. IL AsAfter an es
tended conference with Taft today
Secretary Strauss, Of the department
, Of Commerce and Labor, said he
would take the stump for the Repub.
lican ticket and make as many
speeches as the duties of his office
would permit
Il was once a Cleveland Democrat, /"
said Strauss, "and am proud of it. !
believed then and until my dying
day shall advocate that the highest
aim OF popular government is not 10
multiply milionaires. but to promote
the welfare and happiness of the mil
liens. And when the party to which
| belonged was misled by Organism, I
became an advocate and follower os
Mckinley Roosevelt and Taft"
Shall the people rule?' Strauss de
clared to be the most dangerous OF
liryau's fallacies, for every one OF
his leading doctrines is a denial of
that rule"
Strauss then enumerated what he
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-13
SLOW RACE WON
BY KING JAMES
CAPTURED ANNUAL CHAMPION
STAKES AT sHEEPHEAp BAN.
Y-RAcE woRTH $3.50 TO
WINNER.

Sheepshead BAY. Sept ls-ln = hard
drive Hildreths King James won tho
annual champion stakes. two and \
quarter miles. ond worth sls.550 t.
the winner. at Sheepshead Bay tOday.
The pace for the hrst ~ mile was
SLOW bot At that Point it quickened
and the two miles. when FaIcade cha
lenged. SchilhnE. on King James. had
70 raise him 70 his best 70 vin. Faica IA
second. DoFaHte third Time 4.0:.
nearly Is seconds behind the record
Mcdiant. running In the coiors of
~ 7. Dunea. easily won the $3.50
net Great Eastern Handicap in SIS
furlrngs over the futurity course.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-13
VOTERS OF MAINE WILL DECIDE
STATE CONTEST AT POLLS
TOMORROW.
ISSUES PURELY LOCAL
Result Will Not Be as Significant as
Election in Vermont---HoWever
Republicans Had Out
side Help.

y Portland. Maine, Sept. 12.-The last
iworde from the stump In the fall cam
tpalgn in Maine were spoken ton 'ght
! and Monday the vcters, thoroughly
/ familiar with the issues at stake
which are purely local rather than
national and deal with liquor sci ing,
! taxation and reform In the admins
tration of state business, will decide
1.-THE contest between the two leading
political parties with Bert M. Fernald
of Portland. leading the Republican
ticket, and Obediah Gardner, OF Rock
land, the Democratic.
In the campaign also are the Pro
hibitionist and Socialist tickets. The
Independence League made no nomi
nations.A In addition to governor, four
congressman are to be chosen, two
of whom are seeking re-election; a
state auditor; members of the legisla-
ture and county officers.
From a national standpoint the re.
suit, because of the preponderanee OF
the local issues, will be regarded as
less significant than the election In
Vermont earlier In the month. Never
theless the Republicans have had the
assistance during the campaign of
speakers from the outside who have
urged that a heavy vote be cast for
the ticket in the nope that 1t may
have some effect on the major con
test In Nvember.