Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10
BY JAMES K. GRAHAM

BY JAMES K. GRAHAM ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.-Josn D. 3o.tofeIIcr offers million dollars to \ man who will give him healthy Iomocb, He made that offer to a doe sr who called upon him, saying that wouIi be worth a million to him If k rould fix his stomach up so that 1t tppld Hgest his food.
 N"A million dollars for a healthy &nmach. John D. Rockefeller. F"T accept the offer and will forfeit kOn0 if I fail to deliver the cure. - | Mclaughlin.
 fTbis looked to me like material for B interesting story, which led me to | Mclaughlin office for more de- 3Tbe first greeting from the doctor sDvinced me that l had met a man of Anvictions, and strong ones. The doc & was enthusiastic over what he terms z long sought opportunity, and entered .AefHIIv into a discussion of the sub # should like to accept that offer, t. l the doctor. ''I think that l can ,A In if and. further, I believe that no .k dicine on earth in the shape of N q will do what Mir. Rockefeller .t rts done. simply because there IS no ,A alitv in the secretive glands of the 'k kmach, and until he gets that vital II which DO drug can give him, he will .s Ter be cured.
 Inst understand one point clearly; {i food does not digest because eer- V m functions related to digestion are X .AWerIess to act. They are weak, in- 4pable of doing what nature intend .X You see that. Now you can see |A to set him right you must revive |lk strength of the parts when are 1eak. That is plain. Drugs will not M that. They never did and they 'ss CT will, and every doctor on earth iHpws ig.
 What will do it. then? Electricity
 1 would pay 5000 this minute to Ias John D. Rockefeller walk into this ,.'3 @ and permit me to tell him what l .at do sor him. said the doctor. "l Im rcr,a.n that ! can build up his di- ,e& live lpparatus as 1 am that l have Iuf tae same thing for hundreds of ,lk ers. His case is not incurable by al method, and I would consider my |6f tune made if he would grant me
 What is my method! The restora' .1ok of vitaiity-nothing more. To ap- tIe fate what l am going to say you ~8 have to understand that 1t IS not <t8p rally conceded by medical men |kM the motive energy of human organs
 e force which keeps the heart pull akling, the stomach digesting and the &I4 In scheming-is electricity.
 W The food that we eat is treated as {N by the stomach, just as is the coal 'a furnace. The chemical action M h is produced upon the food by the ktIRS and juices of the stomach burns fAt food and causes a carbonic heat, ItiS heat is electricity, and it is forced IttI the nerves and vital organs and K II Aeir life. '
 Further Dr. Mclaughlin says:
 Be electrical heat generated by the H4'} umption of our food should keep AeA hy every vital organ of the body. l]st lty of the vital organs arises when LNt waste is greater than the repair NH the stomach is not a ble to gen 1t1& sufficient electrical heat to sup r he demands of nature.
 W he excessive waste is due to over ion of the vital forces by hard N0kk mentally, grief or worry, extra cal eXertion, severe levers, such as <fEtDid or malaria, which drain away 'Nt taity and leave the system debil- ItN{< ''
 Npw, here is where Dr. Mclaughlin pAN<es beyond the period covered by I41f fssor Loeb and shows how this Vi ,es Iectricity, which is the basis of 'Afs nay be replaced in the body when |et y the causes producing debility.
 says: "When the stomach is not O generate sufficient of this energy s4 Ipply the demands of the vital or ,0f the natural result is a lowering 't rye, organic and muscular power eral debility. Then an artificial
 mus be used to assist the stomach. gent is Dr. Mclaughlin Elec- |f3 Belt.
 his IS the remedy for MT. Rocke- 'e'le To prove my faith in it would 'e Hing to put up 5000 to be given .Q " public charity which he may se- f fail to cure his stomach in
 pnonths, he to wear my appliance
 hours each day or night during
 time. And he may be the sole Ns1 as to the results obtained. 7"
 low about MT. Rockefeller s offer
 2niIlion dollars, doctor2"
 pat IS a secondary matter. 1 want '. course, but not for my own use, Ion t need it, and a million dol
 ouldn't increase my happiness '.' lyer. l would much rather have
 staction of seeing my invention
 Stul in curing case where so
 noted physicians have failed.
 man has devoted the greater
 his life to the development of
 Pa which he thinks will benefit
 ty he is passionately fond of his