The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
n million dollars for
a healthy stomach.
John d. Rockefeller.
Il accept the offer and
Dill forfeit $1,000 if |
fail TO deliuer the cure. .
DR.. Hail..

This looked to me like material for interesting
story which led me 10 Dr. Halls ofces for more par
The FIRST greeting from the doctor convinced me
that had met man convictions. strong
me doctor was enthusiasts over what he termed
oRg sought opportunity. and entered gieefully into
= would like to accept that oner." said the
I think that can earn it, and. further be-
VII do what Mr. Rockefeller wants done. simply be-
ause there vitality in the secretive glands Of
10 drug can give him. he viii never be cured
Just understand point clearly His food does
digest because certain functions related to oges
tion powerless 10 act They are weak. incapable
you can see that 70 get MIN right you must revive
the strength OF the parts which are weak That Is
plain. Drugs viii do that They never did and
they never will and every doctor earth knows it.
what viii then? Electricity
Rockefeller this office and permit to tell
him what DO for him." said the doctor i am
that have done the same thing for hundreds
OF others f7is case s nor oy my
and would consider my fortune made II ne would
what is my nethod2 The restoration of vitality
nothing more. To appreciate what am going to say
you understand that il is now generally
human organs-the force which keeps pusat-
ing the stomach digesting and the brain scheming-
-Four years ago Professor Loeb. recognized a high
authority, stated that he had discovered after ten
years of studious research that electricity is the basis
Of human vitality
glance this book of mine. written in 1896,
and read what say in the introduction"
7 took the opened book from the doctors hand and
Il artcipate still greater results from my eI-
forts toward demonstrating the truth OF my lifelong
claim that Electricity the basis of all animal vital
fry. and without it could not live
That indicates that discovery was years ahead
Professor Loeb continued the doctor. but claim no
ny belief twenty-odd years it is the belief
o. every thinking today, and have simply de-
I quote Professor Loeb simply 10 clinch my right
10 say If Mr. Rockefellers stomach is unable to
digest his food he has sufficient vital
ity ana have already shown that vitality means
IN another part Of his book Hall gives more
comprehensive OF the heat problem than that
s6vanced by Professor Loeb DR.. Hail says;
.The food that we eat is treated fuel by the
stouach, just the coal in furnace The chemical
30 tuiees Of the stomach burns the food and
a carbonic heat This heat is electricity and it is
the nerves and vital organs and is their
Further DR.. Han says: The electrical heat gen.
rated by the consumption of our food should keep
eaithy every vital organ OF the body. Debility of
han the repsir-when the stomach able TO gen
sufficient electrical heat to supply the demands
This excessive waste is due overtaxation of the
vital forces by hard work mentally grief or worry.
physical exertion. fevers. such typhoid
malaria. which drain the vitality and leave
the system debilitated"
period Loeb, and shows how this
glia electricity which is the basis OF life. may De
replaced IN the body when lost by the causes produc-
he says: when the stomach is not able to gen.
rate sufficient of this supply the demands
OF the vital organs the result is lowering
of nerve organic and muscular power-a general
bfity Then artificial agent be assist
the stomach That agent is Halls Electro-vigor.
This is the remedy for Mr.. Rockefeller To prove
my faith IN IL would be willing put up $1,000
70 be given 70 public charity which he may select
II I fail 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
"a TIE results obtained"
How about Mr- Rockefeler's onsr Of million
dollars doctorg
arhat IS secondary matter. / want it. of course
brt not for my as don't 1t, and mil
lion dollars wouldn't increase my happiness one
culver would much rather have the satisfaction OF
seeing nv invention successful in curing
81 many noted physicians had failed. When a man
rs devoted the greater Of his life the devel-
onrnent of an which he thinks will benefit hu-
ranity passonately fond OF his idea and
holds little fascination for him.