Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10

idea and money holds little fascination for him. '
 "What would you do with the mon ey, doctorg'
 If l should earn the prize, 1 would gladly consent to having it go to some some public charity, which l would re- serve the right to name. |"
 ''And the $5,O0O which you offer?'
 "On the day that Mir. Rockefeller agrees to use my treatment and observe my simple instruc tions l will put up my certified cheek for the amount, to be paid to any public charity which he may designate if he says that l have. failed in my work. "
 "Then you leave the matter entirely in his hands?
 Entirely. I am willing to trust to his decision.
 "A great many wealthy men are sui ferinp tortures and dosing themselves with drugs without relief who never try A remedy like mine because they impose entire confidence in their ram ily physicians, who believe that 'eiec- triciy is a remedy of the future, not of today and so advise their patents.
 "I tell you that electricity IS a rem edv of today. It has been grand rem edv for the past ten years. nave studied this subject more carefully than any physician ever studled ms textbooks. and I can show results. am curing men every day who were never able to get benefit from drugs. 'Is it true, doctor, that your pa tiarts arc mostly people of the middle or poorer class2'
 HYes. When a rich man IS SICK ne calls in his doctor, who writes pre- scription and looks wise, and the rleh man has confidence that he will be well tomorrow. He feels better perhaps, De- rause the doctor can fool nature for while. But after a while the doctor Inoks wise and 1t docSn [ do the rlch man any good. and the first thing he knows nature demands her price, ana he has to pa yit, as the doctor can heiP him no more.
 .'Wheu a poor man gets sick ne aoes the same way. but he soon gets ure" oc the doctor bills and takes ms ease in his own hands and comes 10 me. cure him with electricity, and that i' why my patients are usually poor men Rich men s doctors will not let them come to me.
 uT have for years coutended that | old age was nothing but the treeAhS of the blood when there was no longer 1 sufficient vital heat in the body to keep inc hlood warm and the organs active. ! | have said that years did not cause de
 cav. and proved it by citing eases | some men have been made vigorous un- der my rejuvenating treatment at elgh, | ty while you have examples all around | vou of men who are old and deereprt
 at sixty. | "An old fellow, a patient of two i vcars .Dreyious. asked me to have ms | belt overloaded. as he wished to put lt nm aoain. reminded him that he had reported himself as cured two years | before, and I did rot see the need oi 1 the belt now. 'Precaution, said ne. IsI was cured two years ago, strong au4 1 sound. but 1 ann : years ot age an" am not as well able to stand knocking about as was in my youth, and l wear | the belt occasionally, not because or present need, but just SO that l VIII 1 have strength to spare in case or de- uand If vou are riding bicycle on ! level ground and see hill before you, what do you do' Put on more steam, | eh2 am getting older every day 1 and need more steam. That IS why ! I wear my belt.
 "This is upon the same principle
 that an engine pulls tram or cars mn hill. On level road it goes easily, ! hut when it goes up hill the straln IS heavy, and your engine, making power from burning coal, just as your stomach makes it from burning food, is taxed beyond its limit, is unable to go further and, exhausting al Tits steam m the CT ] fort, breaks down.
 "The human body is just like that engine. It breaks down when the phy- sival energy is overtaxed. That energy lis electricity. have here means of replenishing the electricity of the body, and that is the basis of my treat
 ment.
 "Deeay in old men is similar to gen
 eral debility in youger men. hears | have nothing to do with it. In each case it is failure of the stomach to gen crate sufficient energy to supply the de- mands made by the vital organs.
 'DHow quickly We fail when the stom-
 ach fails to digest the food! That shuts off the supply of energy.
 "I have on record hundreds of inf stances where men of 75 to 90 have
 returned to the hard labor of their youth with a vim after having worn | My treatment is success in any case where strength is lacking, wheth- CT in the nerves, stomach, heart, kid neys, liver or any other part My ap- pliance gives soothing, constant cleo tric glow, which is taken up by the body just as a sponge takes up water. | It cures rheumatism in any guise, asI well as every other form of pain.
 "I am an enthusiast, you say. Why