davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-06-22
Rural Ross. Ordered

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 1s.-Rural
route NJ, 2. Graham. Appling county.
traEsSv..s-d to route 2 Rockingham, eff
fective July LIST.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-06-22
Good Ideas Well Expressed

Dear Householders:
7 wart to he among the girls on whose
shoulders rest the care OF the home. for
that is where 1 belong. Yes, girls, 1t
seems pretty hard sometimes. We miss
so many good times" and get so tired.
Pint after ali. life is measured by service;
not by good times" And the work af-
fords US a happy escape from selfishness,
inertia. and frivolity. Then, too, there
IS a feeling not 10 be despised, that comes
from the sense Of duty we'll done and OF
being Of use to others.
Nv father says that a girl who does
not love her home and housekeeping, who
does not aspire to be good COOK ana
/ 70 make things pleasant and comfortable
for those around her. does not deserve the
name OF woman nor the blessings OF home
or husband.
/ But wait, girls. Let's get around that
Rail Elizabeth Land set rolling In the
cause of overworked mothers. Woman
was not made for simply hard laborious
work, and nature is sure TO call halt
when tired muscles are continuously over
drawn.
writer in a popular magazine points
out some of the reasons why we find
stepmothers in half the country homes
| throughout the land. and the conditions
under which he declares that hundreds OF
/ thousands OF farmers OF the United States
are working their wives into their graves
before their time. Too often when wo-
mans work hangs heavily in the balance,
/ the farmer with all his long list OF vir-
/ tues not only fails to lend helping
hand. but refuses to provide his wife with
: the conveniences he could so easily afford
! 10 tighten her labor.
! In this connection is mentioned the far
/ mer with the land mania. We all know
l him-stunting his children, neglecting
/ his wife on the altar Of greed in his mad
effort to own the earth instead of being
] content with
| "A little farm we'll titled.
| And a little wife we'll filled"
And this same gentleman 90 is a men,
! ace TO our southland, perpetrating our
miserable tenant system, robbing the soil
of it's remaining fertility. But talk is
cheap. What can be done for the poor
tired women?
II only we could get Mr.. Farmer by the
ears and pull 'em till he would sit UP
| and take notice. the problem would be
about solved. He is really a splendid
fellow, and with his eyes open, would
never think OF denying his women the
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-06-22

WHAT CAUSES WRINKLES.
Worry .... Frownng.... Fretful-
ness Going to bed hungry ......
Reading in bed 800. Straining eyes
; Fine sewing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-02

giifop M~arteniens more 2ip itoo
/ ct ianot 5orbolo til bans berlige
9efenOeIie % bans peliigneoe 8irf-
Iombeo. San er M blanot De benz
iobeoe oe Tan life tage til @enm9le;
men lao os life benptte ct frilteligt
9lab til at fate Sfpege oner De
beoengangfe 8ioner - oct bore Jig
Baulils, Martenien, eler nogen nit-
ben. Sfal man fenoe BouIi Gent.
ming, maa bet bline gennem bans
Sfrifter. ariitenfirfen tror, at bans
Sfrift er CUBS ORD. Cubs ORD
mao bore 9oliIiis inogibet of CUBS
anno, og CUBS Gono fan life bore
tungiinOig. 5or at forene Marten-
iens Sremltiling al &riite1oommen
oa 6iloiofien, ifal MAJ bore baooe
ariitcn og 5iloiof. st Menneife
fan u9re lige ioa goo ell ariiten,
iom Mortenien bar, uOen oerfor at
bGre en- lige iao 0D9tig 6iloiof. Dog
matiffen bar life n9rmeIt ~ifrenen for
2Ggmnno, og bog bar ieg life fun0et
noget uforitaaeligt eller %uforeneligt /
bette berli9e gnrf. Som en- normal
og itor 5pnfer 1aD MartenIen set
plloenforitaaetoe~ bets beretti9eoe
'9laOs, men bans 8erfer ontpoer
life noeet Steo, at bette Tom til at
ooa no oper oct ninoenforitaaenoe".
9oo os bore oarIomme / Dor Dom
oper andre og before taffe Serren
for airfens itore 8ioner og for alt
oct, ban eennem oisie bar ifGnfet
fin Meni9beO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-02
4,rOblemci 0eorg SranOes.

aae oil oioe, at @eorg 9ranoes
en- Sang | fin 3io fremitoo JON ct
gro6lem | port oanife aanoslin.
San bapoe ielp palgt oenne 5rem-
trpOeliesform, og bans Sitting og
StDrfe beroe0e Oerpaa. Sans Slag-
ORC, set, bpormeo ban iatte Sinoene
| geoegefie og ~padfalOte almenbe-
oens Opm9rfiombeO, bar 10 netop
bette: at I9tte Yroblemer unoer
9ebat. Og oct bar life imaa Broble-
mer, ban Oerme0 bapoe for Die.
8pqrtimoo, oct bar 10 felipe 3iloe-
reliens @runoproblemer. Spsrgs-
monlet ON ariitenoommen % ON al
Den gutoritet, iom fnptteoe iig til
Den, Spsresmaolet ON De ieoelige
@nroier oe oeres 9erettigelie
oerunoer Speresmalet ON 9Ggte.
ffabet og | 5orbinoeIie oermeo
Spsrgsmaalet ON ben iaafaIote frie
aerIigbeo, De frie Sorbinoelier, Der
fom til at ipiae en- iaa fremtr9oen-
De &oae / 9isfusiionen. Saa
fremItoo iom paa ct eioet Signal
belle Den problemoebatterenoe Cite
rot1ir. Der fn[0te Salbfier0jerne oq
Sirierne og oenneoe ben | Snlfem-
ierne. Oct bar Ell 2iteratur, Der life
loo noset ~uforisgt, iom fremorog
etbpert tanfeligt YrobIem og iatte
beleSilp9reIien unoer8 ebat, Ell opls.
Ien6e, etieroe aritif, Der fun baooe
ben enc, men rigtienof ogioa o9ient-
lige Maneel, at ben man9leoe ben
poiitipe gaeerunb, boorfra enbper
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-02
9ranoes ilet life par SRI

@eorg 9ran0es ilet life bar Sri
t9nfer.
Oct mangle0e 6a beaer life paa
Spmptomer, Der meo liOt goo 8iQie
foo Jig uol9gge iom Ell 9efreftelie
af iaaoanne forbaabnin9sfuloe 8or-
moonineer. Oct bar 10 life langt fra,
at @eorg 9ronoeS iammen meoSiel-
lambs nup9renoe 8iifop bar fommen
til at optreoe iom 8elttaler oper Gb-
benbapns tioligere 8iifop neo Mfile-
ringen al abiolon-W lonumentet og
meo grnit bon Der &ecfe iom 5eItoig-
ter be0 Sioen. Sois oct bar 9aaet
| OrOen, bbao Der ct 9ieblif par al
mltlig ltoiigt til, pil0e @eorg gran.
0es oa bore fommen til at ltaa / De
manages OpfatteGie iom en- goo, ret
troenoe, en- ~tilforlaoelig Samfun0s.
itette. gt oct life bleo, ifDIotes 10 if
fe ban.
9e, Der ipefulereoe / bans Ompen-
belle, bite fig iaaleoes life at bore
De oaarligite Spefiilanter. @ammel
@rfaring bar l9rt, at ieln be oerite
Sppoiitionsm9no og Somfnnosom-
Itprtere biirtigt bleoggres, mar De
befl9oes meo ubnortes S9oer og l1o-
m9rfelier, og oct befreftebe Jig ogiaa
| bette 8ilf9loe, og oe Soft, iom meo
imilenoe O~oerlegenbeo erfl9reoe, at
oct bar en- itor Sell, at man life ale.
reoe bapoe oeforeret @eore 9ranoes
og giort BAN til Brofesior / Salp-
fier6ierne, ipntes at faa Meobolo at
l1opiflin9en. aaigeoel frem9if Der al
alt bette en- nofgiort Situotion, en-
bis biitoriif l1flarbe6. iom poI6te, at
9ran6es bleo ltaaen6e / Siitoriens
9a9eruno og | en- bis Siernbeo fra
Oagens M~ftliolitet.
8ronoes, ser baooe Itiaet i'm Sag
poa eft @nten.Gaer iom Omitprteren,
Ben religisie Genoltes Mono, 6en frie
Sonfes ct. @eorg, fit en- 4fcept iom
9gitetiferer, ben uom9rfeoe2iterotur.
~6iItorifer. We0 andre Or0: BET Hro-
blem, ban ban0e itinet, blen Ifuot til
SIDE iom uofeiort, og linens bar
2anoet 8ione til noget, Der efter be-
ifeben Nutiosleiliebeo it9rft ligneoe
en- religiss Genesiance.
GIfr. Spen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-02

aritif, Der ifaI babe nogen poiitio
9irfning, maa uoipringe. 0egatio.
isnen, u~iifferbeoen pao alt, bar oen-
ne aritifs Mfiaesb9l.
9ette er oct 8ronoesife Siosrum
/ Dor 2iteratur o9 bort @anoslin.
Oct er fnpttet til @eore 8ranoeS
% prp9et al bonl. Selp ON bans
9rooer en- Sio blioer Den %faftiife
Seoer, er oct Dog @eorg 8ranoes'slu-
%toritet, ser ligger bagpeo. Oct
bill t. Siitorien bere bans Napn. Og,
bnoo mere er, oct er alereoe Ditto
riff. Soo GLIDER @eorg @ranoes til.
bage, ban effaceres og ban effacerer
fig. loen at man e9entlig fon paa.
pile noget beItemt 9rn6 | bans In.
ifueller eler llopiffing, uOen at ban
6irefte foreta9er nogen Silbagefol-
belle, iaa er oct BOG, iom ON BON
trGffer iig no9et til6o9e fra 0egnets
aanppIoos og Den Oirefte a0ita-
tiot, bpao enten bette Eil6ageto9
ifete frioiaigt, eQer oct bar paa6uot
al 0mitpnoigbe0erne.
6ans gtaon tpnoer life Longer
6lnmmer, bperfen Sooets eaer Be-
geiitringens. 0tan tager life IGnge.
re Sitting til BAN og bans Soeer.
Oct er belt andre 8ing, Der M OPP
to9er Sinoene, og Den llngoom, Iom
III moriderer inc | 2iteroturen, er
optaaet al andre Spergsmnal og Sa-
ger eler oen ta9er | bpert 5alO
Spergsmaalene paa en- anoen Wfaa-
DC. llnoertiOen lparfer man til BAN,
boanIi9t iom til no9et oOerleoeret,
gammeIt Sframmel (Sobannes 9.
Senien I. @fs.) man bar life 9rng
for BAN, man begri6er fife, bporfor
Der bar neret al oen Stao6ei on
BAN, og ipnes, at MI fon oct o9re
nof. Boa famine 3i0 innfer 8rans
oeS' 9in % Nopn ne0 til ANDRE Gag,
Der titIigere Itob ligegnloige eaer
b%ortifrpmtc; mel Iom nh bliber im-
ponereoe. S 2ererfre0ie, ontr..8
poa 2anoet begpn0er man M at bic
9ran0es Ell &ultrr, ser fan min0e
liot om Ben, ban | ti0ligere Sioer |
Stiioenter. og fsbenbonnife Dame.
treble bar @eniton0 for. San 6lioer
inobuot lom Caller | en- fs%benbapnlt
aommunelererforening, % 5orman-
Den, Der ifal prpientere BAN, er lige
neo at tabe N9ie og Wuno al moa.
benoe 0eioeelie oner at itaa lige
oner for Den Itore Wano. Oct bar
oe6 oenne 2eiliebeo, atgranbes no.
talte, at nj, betrogteoe ban i'm 8irf.
| 9onmorf Iom a~filuttet.
Spoo ban mente oermeo, blep imio.
lertio benltaoenoe u%afgiort. Bar
Weningen ben, at ban MI oiloe ORE
fine ar9fter paa uolan6etS @lter,
boao ct o9 anoet funoe tpoe pao, eaer
bar oct ct triumferenoe nbtrpf for,
at ban MI baooe ferret, at bans
Soeer M rar trpngt igennem, og
at man funoe operlaoe til Dem lelp
at poe fig pibere. Meget taller oeri-
MOB. Manee imaa, bitre gtringer
al 8ranoes toler imoo ben Opfat.
teIie, at ban ifuloe fele iig ian lei
ersItolt. gGer mente ban moolfe
flint bette. at mi bar Der life mere
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-02
MisfonsmCbe

On Sub bill, bliper Der Misfisslas
meoe | Council Bluffs, Sa., / Dagerf
fra 81. Sftober til Z. Nonember B. Y
Meoerne boloes bells | Misfious.
buffet paa Spoiioen, bells | Misfions.
buffet paa @aibington ape og se4
/ 9irfen paa 8. Ctr. oe u. 9[ne-
On f9rlig SnobDoelie til ane
Yao Menigbeoens 8egne,
SensB. Seeoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-02
Misiiunsmpoe % Gabninssfeit.

On Sue bill, ofboIoer Srinitatis
Weniebeo oeo 9enmare, g. Dat,
Wisiionsmpoe ben 90, 81. og %.
Nou. On Wonoogen Den 80. begpn-
Der 9rorion Ssiifole. ON 5orm.
fra 81. 9-11,30 inoifripes gIeper.
ser. 2 gfterm. boIoes Mabninesms-
De meo SaIer at areoiens grpiter,
Iom berpeb ale ~inobpoes til at fol-
ge meo os biem fra @rebsmsoet /
Montana.
8. 8. @iIoiia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-02
Risiionsmboe % SsitfeN

On Serren oil, og ni Iener, ioo CO.
ter Wgb. / Sreoerifsborg, Hebr.. al
afboIoe Misiionsmgoe og Ssitfeit /
i'm airfe fra a. til Z. NoDember.
8enner inobpoes poa bet ferIieR
til at belle Weoets @ooer meo OF !
oisie 0oge.
Sobonnes WieIfen,
Mgb. Sormb.
8. q. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-02
MisFonsmpoe

On Sub bill, mioer Der Mi3iionss
meoe / Menigbeoen / eff Sorn,
Soma, fra &c. til %. Iopember
8enner inobpoes berbeo paa BET fRr.
liolte til at oelta9e / Isbet.
goa gIf Sorn Menigbeos 8egnt.
8ouI 8eter n, Mgbs. Sm6
81. 90. S~ersiIo, W9bs. Braa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-02
0g @eorg 9ranoes bleb magazine

Og @eorg 8ranoes bleo magazine
ret.
Sfuloe man en0elig BRUCE BAN,
Iaa offan0t man fig nieo bam meo
ct 9nf og Ell affabel 6raie. n0en
uomprfe0e 9Gitetifer", JONI vaeben.
babn" baarOnatfet fremtllreOe / at
faIoe lam u0en at tage minolte @ef-
jpn til, at oct ilet fife par 9@ltetifer,
@eorg 8rdnoes oiloe oare eGer iotn
laaoon ban niloe beogmnaes, eler at
ban o~oerbooeOet ilet life loo fig be-
opmnle rent 9itetiif, for0i bons bele
gGItetif bunoeoe / noget anoet.
8ertil fom, at oct life blot bar
YresIen, Der al 8efbemmeligbeoS.
beniDn iatte. bam u0en for Numer;
men ogiaa De oirfeli9 Snteresiereoe
og apnoige, for boem Sagen bar
mere emo ct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
De, bar oesorientere0e.
geunorerne oe 8ennerne, foroi oe
life mere pioite, bnao oe ifuloe tro
og tellfe. Soroi oct 8iaeoe, De bio
til meo SLID 6anoe oannet fig af
oeres 5srer iom ben enig $40 (Sh
mas mid betrifft bin iiber aa Seuer.
iom gronoes banoe farafteriieret fig
ielp), foroi bette giaebe bar for
ltprret, soelaet inotil l1igenfenoelie.
beo =. &an man Dirfelig paa Ell
Gang bore .SeIigaonosri6oer" eff
ter aarl @eaerups llotrpf oe BRO
fe5ior | treble Gangflasie. Stilens
Sarmoni bar bruot. 0g mar @eorg
8ranoes enonu at og til al gammel
Bane opnleoe oeo lit WartDrium,
iaa imileoe De bittert. Oct bar 10
netop oct, ban bnnoe iolgt for ell
9iet 2inIer. On ifarp Sunge, Der
foreorigt life bsrte til De oeloiai9e,
bemerfeoe netop | De 0aee: oRei,
Mortprfranien %iiaifer BAN mn belt
neo ON 8enene".
Og MI nSienoerne", Mooitanoer.
ne : tbi @eore 9ronoes 8ien0er
eriiterer p9ientlig fun | bans San.
tail og bans impuliibe 9iGeoipro9
- ia ogiaa De bar fornirrebe | De-
res Opfattelie. Broblemet 9ronoes
baboe forifuot Zig for Dem, bar
| llreoe iom Ip9get @arn.
De agtbare gorgere, for bnem ban
biotil banoe itaaet paa ben forte,
maaIfe enoogIaa paa Den aaeriorte-
ite Gable, Iom ri9oeligbeoens Gals
man6, og Soripareren af ben frie
9~9rliebeo, De blen naflenoe. Noar
MI S. 6. Gbriitenien bapoe blaa-
mGrfet BAN. Waaife bapoe man to-
get fell, ~misforitaaet BAN, oper6re-
bet. S al Salo maotte Wanoen oa
booe 6ortieneiter, oct bar piIt. Man
maatte piit beltrGbe fig for at lie
anoerleoeS pna BAN. Saa bar Der
Dem, Der ipefulereoe | oct, iom merl-
te, at M bleo ban iaampno nof ifif-
felig, M 6a ban bapoe foaet ct Ina-
onnt Blaiter. Dan tog ct fort gor-
iel at at ban | national &enieenoe
bapoe forbeoret fig, ia enoogiaa peo
2eiligbeoer optraaot iom @atioiali-
tetens Sortoler og 5oriparsmono.
5ormooentlig enote ban iaa ogiao
meo at bIioe en- goo 8riIten, ielp
ON ban life foretog nogen lige frem
OmpenoeIie; oct fiinoe man oa bell
Ter life forlange af en- iaa betpoelig
Iom bam. Oct bar | De Do
1e, at en- itng Haoifaler | @arbus
,eo ct 0isfusiionsmsoe no al I'm
hpA5fe 0nprhpniSnind bod1to1. of
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-02
Yefenotgpreller.
9ntber College Iabninssfcit.

2utber College inobpoer bermeh
paa oct oenlieite til 4abningsfeit
Sgnoag @ftermi66ae Den IA. 0o-
bember aI. 21a.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05
"The wod health nOw means a normal supply of electricity in the Il
body and the wod disease means al ds~f@ency of that power'- Ipao
Prof. Edgar L. LAknn. U

digestion and asslnilatio and converts the food into blood
and bono. tissue and muscle, aud supplics the brain with
power to think
81 have had my theories confirmed by the worlds most
ienned scientists, and today the use Of electricity as =
cura i've agent is spreading 10 every corner OF the civilized
world.
While others were specalating and arguing over the
merits OF electric trea ment have gone ahead achieving
results, aud can point with pride to thousands OF cured
patients who regatncd their health and strength through
The use Of Dr. Mclaughin's Electric Rclt.
BEFORE talk further regarding the use Of my APP
pllancr you must understand that the human body IS an
electric organism. deriving It's motive power from the diges-
ion Of food IN the stomach. This electric force generated
in the stomach IL taken up hy the nerves and conveyed TO
the different organs Of tbr body and is thelr life. So long
as there is sufficient electric energy 10 satisfy the demands
Of nature the vital organs perform their regular functions
properly, hnt just as soon ~ the natural electric force is
overtaSed in any way the organs become weak and inactive.
and sickness or diseases IL the result Now you can't cure
The trouble until you restore the lost force. nature must
have more electricity. or vitality as II Il termed by medi
cal men. in the elllnc part. You cannot renew this force
by dosing the stomach with poisonous drugs. which only
help 10 drain away the vitality that you have When every
organ If tho body has all the motive power -electrietiy-l
needs weakness and disease cannot exist.
Now the purpose Of my invention Or Mclaughlin :
Electric RELY, ia TO restore this electric force in a natural,
scientific way when the stomach is unable to supply the
demands NJ The vital organs you must assist nature by
Hllng yont nerves with galvanic electricity
"Dr. McLnughlus Electric Belt Is a generator ot a
powerful hut soothing current Nf electricity. worn about the
body while you sleep II sends a subtle stream Of electric
life coursing through the nerves and yitals fos hours at a
time Its touch IS gentle, without sting or burn There Is
no shock Al ypu feel IL a glowing warmth. Or Mcfaugh
Inns Electric Ret nils the nerve cells with new lie. II
drives ont palms and aches, builds mp vitality and strength
and cures TO stay cured all such troubles as lumhago
scietica, nervousness, rheumatism, insomnia, female com,
plants. ysricorcle, vcakness Of any Kind and al stomach.
kidney, liver or bowel disorders
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05

,.., m. human bod, is electrical Il 10 longer !"
leery among scientists and NJ 10 date physicians " ="
generally conceded ia be On absolute fHct
prof Edsar l. iarkiu, discussing the new phsS""Es'
writes rs follows
"A man. brain and body. Is a hattery, and h'rfes cor
r..,.ad "a wires Il Is nov certain that transmission of
sensation over them u. electric, Nerves hsFc been cut ana
= xsivanometer inserted rhc ueedie moved proving mat
nerve power Is electric The human system Is al electro
ch.nic latlery and the life principle Is electrical me
electric age Is here. Drugs are hard hit on all sides ana
an intelligent physician tells me that he has almost entirely
stopped their use. The word health now means a normal
supply Of ciectrIci, In The body. and the word disease
nesns an insufrcieney % that power"
Or Albert !. Atkins the eminent california scientist Is
.nl Al WORT proving thar every principle in what We call
our electrical science Is merely borrowed from The human
cody. We propel railroad trains aud automobiles by means
of electricity and thine It wonderful, but the human dynamo"
has always known how to propel Itself aud with 'kHl ana
almost absolute safriy In either walking 81 running. and
now III. Atkins shows ms that ,he millionaire in his auto.
mobile ana The hobo on foot are alike carried forward Icy
electric force.
with = man. stomach as the only electric battery
ps Albert ] Atkins aud D. J Lewis recently charged m
ordinary telephone apparatus = . that 1T conveyed sound
says the san Francisco Examiner
'Ire experiment was made in the presence Of a number
of medical men aud scientists OF national repule.
IT Demonstrates that Inc human bod, ls an electric
battery
The experiment consisted In the swallowing Of two
platinum electrodes so that they touched the walls Of the
living stomach,
n, means Of Pepper wires the electrodes were con
,reted with a telephone aud a mtcrophone, a sensitive
Instrument witch greatly In teusihcs sound,
There WAS absolutely no mechanical or chemical bat
terry In tbe circuit. yet the moment the electrodes we're
swallowed sufficiently TO touch the walls Of the stomach
human electricity novrd over the wtrcs. rendering audible
'cuuds The electric charge measured from : 10 $ volts ON
. Weston ga%lyanometer"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05
The Danger in Drugs

Many people believe that when a drug gives relief i
is doing good. That's Il big mistake Drugs ran only give
temporary relief and IL is always AT the expense ~ the
nerves ard vital organs
~ you have 8 pain Or an stlmeut Of any Kind, yog
gettlns well when y0l are not That's all yen do when you
dose Yourself with drugs.
IA is easy enough 80 STOP a pain by stupefying the
nerves With poisonous dope, hut the pain viii return ~ soon
As the stupor passes Of. You can force q weak organ 10
act by giving Il n powerful stlnuIant. but you can't restore
Its natural strength that way. and IL will De weaker than
ever when the drug stops working
Thai is why temporary relief is dangerous. Drugs do
not remove the cause Of disease. aud every minute That
they give relief the disease l. getting a hrmer hold upon
your system. As long as The cause remains the trouble
stsys there. aud the only way TO SCI rid Of - Is To assist
nature. Nature wants strength. vitality. power TO fight
disease and drive II out not poisons which only make e
worse
Electricity IS natures medicine. and the proper use -
il viii restore you to perfect health.
Disease always results when yor break natures laws
n Won continually OverWork the stomach you VIE have
stomach trouble. II you abuse any organ pt your body yen
must suffer Tor IL afterwsrd. Then the real cause ~ disease
Is due 10 Ire weakness or inactivity of some part 81 the
body machinery. The reason any organ breaks down or fails
to work properly Is because il has not enough vitality to
withstand the strain When IL is oSsrtared. This vitality e
nothing more than electricity. the motive p'eer 81 the
human body Now. TO cure the disease y"u must renew tho
vitality OF electricity Of the part that causes the trouble.
When this is done Tie disease cannot e1sf. for The cause
Is removed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05
The Product of Experience

81 have devoted twenty years to the perfection Of my
appliance. have removed defects aS fast a. they mp.
peared In actual use ard have supplied new features from
lime 10 time, So that Or McIaughlin's Electric Bclt is In
a class by itself
compared with ur Mclaughun's Electric Belt all other
electric body appliances are inventions OF The blacksmiths
hammer
1T is not upou that point, however. that my success
has been founded. NJ, immense business is due to my
knowledge Of the effect Of electricity upon the ailments
treated, and the host way TO obtain that effect. | treat
every ease that comes TO m" rs nm individual and direct
the application of my appliance To suit the demands Of
each particular ease When you consider that electricity.
which supply. is ic 10 the organs into which send It.
you ran 500 how get my results My succeSs is the result
Of my cures. u dd not cure, my business would have
died out long ago.
when l say Ina, pr Mclsughuns Electric Relt cures
don't ash you 10 accept my word alone rs evidence. |
hsve one or moro cured patients In nearly every town on
the map m send you the names Of those near you, and
YOU can ask them about my treatment
Geo Wyiie. grocer lass Allison 81. Los Angeles. saws
~ am pleased to state that your Electric Belt has
proved effective In curing me Of kidney and stomach iron
younger than I did a fcs months ago"
writes
when came TO you 1 was a wreck. suffering from
nervous exhaustion mud severe pains 80 my stomach and
back. The latter Nere cured Ia two DAYS and shortly sitter
ward every trace Of nervous weakness was gone cannot
praise Dr. McIaughlin's Electric Rclt too much"
Mrs Anna nahln. Walker. A r. SAYS
For the treatment Of female complaints your method
Of using electricity is certainly Tar ahead of tho ordinary
means used by doctors only too frequently do physicians
urge upon their patients dangerous operations which could
be easily avoided hy the usc ~ your Electric Beit.
Il thank YOU for the help your treatment has given me
H. & Engiehardt. Congress. A. T.. SAYS.
"A few weeks use 81 pr. McLaueblms Electric Relt
has cured me- 81 weakness and general debility must sy
that your appliance is q toon TO suffering humanity"
Henry I. Parker. -Ncwberry's,' Riverside. Cal. SAYS
pr NcIanghiin's Electric Belt cured me Of indir.s
lon. Kidney aud liver troubles after ! had taken great
quantities Of drugs without being benefited { take pleasure
in recommending your treatment to all sufferers from simi
lar ailments"
Mrs. T = Marauandt. Florence. A. r. writes a. follows
Il wish to state that your Electric Belt has helped me