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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21

vanc electricity into the
lime without the least shock burn. Hall
asked recently TO explain his method of electric
Tor the benefit Of tho readers OF this lie makes
tho following statement:
For the past 20 years maintained that cleo
tricity Is the power which the human body-the
force that keeps the heart going circulating
tho various organs performing their functions like
machines. claim that electricity works the mira
Gle OF digestion and assimilation converts
'o blood and bone tissue and muscle and supplies tho
brain with to think.
'I have had my theories confirmed by the worlds
most learned scientists, and today electricity
as curative agent is spreading every the
civilized world.
While wore spcculating and arguing over the
merits Of electric trca tment have ahead achieving
results, and point with pride
patients who rcgained their health strength through
the use OF my Electro NiSor.
Before talk further regarding the use Of my ap-
plIance must understand that the human body
electric organism. deriving It's motive power
digestion of food in tho stomach This electric gen.
Grated In the stomach Is taken by the
veyed to the different organs of the body their
life So long there is sufficient electric energy
sfy the demands Of nature the vital their
regular functions properly but just the nat
ural electric force is any way organs
become weak and inactive and sickness
result, Now can't the trouble until
the lost Nature more electricity o
vitality. IT Is termed by medical In the ailing
part You this force 10y dosing the
with poisonous drugs which only help 10 drain away the
vitality that have, When every organ Of the body
has all the motive power-eectricy-t needs, weakness
and disease
Now the purpose my invention -Vigor is to
this electric force IN natural scientific way.
When the stomach Is unable to supply the demands of
vital organs you assist by filling your
with galvanic electricity.
"ElectroVigor is generator of powerful but
ing OF electricity about the body while you
sleep. 1t sends subtle OF electric life
through the and vltals for hours time Its
gentle, without sting There shock.
All you feel is a glowing warmth.
"ElectroVigor fills the cells with life, II
drives pains and aches, builds up vitality and
strength and 10 stay cured all such troubles
bago sciatlca nervousness, rheumatism insomnia
mac complaints varcocclc, weakness Of any kind and
all stomach, kidney. liver bowel disorders.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21

Mrs Mary ], Hulse r. F d. 9. RgDy. Idaho.
II cannot say too much III favor of your Electro
Nlsor NY advice to all who suffer Is to ap-
pliance and get cured did. Money could not make
up for the value this treatment has been suf
fcrod for thirty with pain, but truth
fully that 1t has not bothered since used Elec
Vogor for two weeks My husband the appli
and 1t cured his rheumatism. Wherever I go
praise ElectroVigor for what II has done for You
have my permission TO refer to me at any time"
Mr.. J. SwayZi Woodside Mont. says;
"Electro-Visor has completely cured my rheuma sm
and my stomach Is great deal better
II know that many people are skcptica about testi-
nonials perhaps they have be. Quacl:s
medical takers have fooled the public often with
bogus letters OF praise that 1t Is hard to believe
I guarantee that all testimonials publish genuine
and will pay $1,000 for proof that any OF them
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21

absorbs nourishes vitazes the parts which
drugs reach.
EVERY dose OF drugs that put Into your stomach
wcakens your Every time Kill n pain
ache by supcfyng the with poisonous drugs
hurting them, and anyone that in time
by steady dosing system Will be complete
y broken down.
You know that rheumatism is caused by uric acid
in the blood, There's only thing earth that
at this uric acid and drive it of your
tem-thats electricity. 1t soaks into every vein and
tissue OF the body and drives the poisonous matter
through the circulation back the Kidneys which
filter the blood OF all impurities
my Elecro- Vgor has cured of the
rheumatism after drugs and other methods failed
When electricity goes In the body rheumatism must
go out
"No pain exist in body charged with electric
life You have rheumatism. weakness,
parts. because the life grand
gives health and strength every organ,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
7he cord heath supply of electricity -
Y m ~ p @ ~ Ed se means q" 'Su1'c'e"v OF fh0f PaoE Ell

That the human body electrical Is ger theory
=Orr scientists and up-to-date physicians gen
rzly conceded to be absolute fact.
Prof Bdsor l.. Larkin, discussing the physiology.
rites follows:
n "A man brain and body, is battery, and nerves
n rupond 10 wires. il is certain that transmits
\ s Of sensation them is electric. Nerves have
LA cut and a galvanomcter inserted. Tho needle
I-eo proving that power Is electric. The human
Ir,m an battery and the life principle
IN Electrical The electric is here. Drugs hard
In Q, all sides and an intelligent physician tells
~ has almost entirely stopped their The word
,s now means normal supply OF electricity IN the
II Boy and the word disease means insufncicncy OF
N esl power.
Il Dr. Albcr Atkins the eminent California scientist.
IL still work proving that every principle in what
pu our electrical science is merely borrowed from the
san BODY. prope railroad trains and automobiles
ID nssus OF electricity think 1t wonderful but the
1ran dynamo has always known how 10 propcl Itself
Il will skill aud safety in either walk
" rlnrine. and Or. Atkins shows us that the
sseHaire in his automobile and the hobo on foot
ta carried forward by electric force.
II With mans stomach the only electric battery
b Albert J. Atkins and T. J. Lewis recently charged
ordinary telephone apparatus that it conveyed
'qi" the san Francisco Examiner.
L "Thc experiment. was made in the presence OF num-
Il i medical and scientists OF national rcputc.
1t dcmorstrares tliat The human body is electric
ltrey
The experiment consisted in the swallowing OF two
Ilbum electrodes that they touched the walls OF the
IAn= siomach.
-By means Of copper wires the electrodes were
|d with telephone and a nicrophone, sensitive
tummt which greatly ntensifies sound.
Il There was absolutely mechanical or chemical bat
III the circuit yet the moment the electrodes
Incwd sufficiently to touch the walls OF the stomach
Ian electricity flowed the wires, rendering audible
IHsis The electric charge measured from to volts
r. Reslon ealyanOmcter.''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
Health Without Drugging

M d'ArsonvaI. a we'll known savant Of the
physiological Institute of Paris In address at the
institute said that electricity would be the medicine
of the furo He showed that Ii is excellent for
tain maIadIes and described the difference between
sudden shocks the slow method by which IT. per-
vades the system the patients consciousness
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21

Restoring the Buoyancy
OF Youth by Electric Treat
mcnt.
impossible, Drugs are poi
sons. and poisons wreck the
nerves.
"Ic YOU are weak. run
down. nervous and unam-
bilious; II YOU suffer fire.
uuent headaches and have
spells of dependency ii
means that your nerves are
starving FOR new energy,
electricity. That's all they
need, and nothing else Will
restore them.
"Electro-Nigor saturates
the nerves and vitals with
electric life while YOU sleep.
1t builds up strength and
vitality in every weakened
organ and drives cut pains
and aches.
"Jf there was any nour-
ishment in drugs, they
might do some good. but
!, you know there is not.
Drugs are drugs, stimu-
lants. narcotics. antidotes,
poisons. not food Elec-
tricity is nerve food-nerve
life. II soaSs into tho
nerves and Is taken UP
by them inst as n sponge
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
Electricity the Basis of
Human Vitality

'ot 1aeques Loeb, after ten years Of research and
~S-'ment. made this statement:
d, part OF the chemical energy OF foodstuffs is
S'"'ofned into electrical energy, which In turn
~, shefsy 70 the muscles and organs Of tho body.
,''l'y and not heat, Is thc life Of the body.
-, "seoveres are going to upset the theories OF
%e a as administered by the physicians Of today,
|ahhsyo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
Finds New Cure for
Appendicitis

w Harvey Archibald of New York City has dscov-
n 'aat appendicitis yields 20 the action Of electricity
'sp nearly as msts dlsslpated by the sun, When
= OF appendicitis comes into Dr. Archibalds office
p@sician trains the powerfully penetrating electric
I Ton The sore spot. Right away the swelling goes
'n and the excruclating pain stops short. And after
I o' SIX days, later fye six applications" DIR.
S-l0ad says, the cure IS always complete,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
Prejudice Against Adve--
tiSed Treatments

There whole OF prejudice against advertised
remedies due doubt 10 the large number OF duacks
and schemcrs foisteJ worthless treatments
the public during the past years.
" it not for this prejudice, would not be able
handle all the business that would come TO me The
electric belts and socaled valizers adver
tisod by charlaans have everyone skeptical
know that | have good thing. and III hammer away
every body knows IT.
ANY organ OF the body. any part that lacks the
nee vitality do It's work nature intended,
Gun be restored by method.
strength IL makes tho blood rich and warm
II yltaiizes the nerves puts vim into the brain
and muscles; just makes good man out OF bad one
with Electro Vigor rheumatism in Its worst
forms; cure pains aches. weak nerves. general
debility any other trouble which can he cured by
tho lifc force.
NO matter where you i've can treat YOU as
cessfuly as Is you my Office"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
Women Saved Hr0m Dam
QerOuS Operations

"A large percentage Of ailments
pcrpeNng that operations often recommended by
physicians. Such operations only dangerous.
but they sometimes serious complications Thou
sands OF usecssy butclered who could bo
by my electric treatment the privacy OF their
homes,
Il find. in cases. that all such women need is
new strength. more vitality and nerve force. When
the of the body arc denied the vitality
10 perform their prop~ functions, Inactivity and
disease result,
"Electro-Vieor the activity Of the weak
by infuspg the body with =. glowing
electric life
"a patient asked me the other day why 1t is that
faradc batteries and static machines do give such
results as EleCro-Vsor
That's because you canrt stand the treatment
than u minutes "A time \ per-
can't endure 1t that OF the shock
When tries that method and finds that ii does
help him lie naturally concludes that electricity Is
good.
Now, my system is different Electro Eigor pumps
the current into the body for SIX eight hours every
day night usually while the patient sleeps.
this II in them Just like drizZjnS
rain newly ploughed field They absorb IT,
drink it in, and II Is their life they grow strong
with IT,
'Poor digestion inactive liver, constipation. sluggish
heart slow thinking dormant energy and laztness are
all due To lack OF electricity, Understand t.at cleo
that keeps the active, ana You VIII see
what In such YOU viii see how Electro
Ngor Will pump action into the body, II renews thr
electric life and transforms the sluggard into bundle
of vigorous
Because you have experimental with fayadc bat
terles from physicians with
prove failure. The doctors battery only be
piled for half hour at time and that is not enough
n Besides. that method is nconvcnient
and expensive Electro vigor be used all day
all night without interfering with your work rest,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
neepS Old Age at Bay

rrsSocty Will restore the elasticity and buoyaEcy
|e. ~ occarcs famous New York physician, writing
'x 4. Medical Times"
n, :, '"r how old may be nor how young IN
,, e'er his arteries begin to harden 10 resist the
NJ ~ pressure OF the blood. then hs actually Is old
lIm sVeFlc treatment mus, he applied, and after
N, mature nature takes up the work and carries IL on.
|rs, raehl gets young agaln-or at least he is able
|.so me cneroachments Of old age.
Ia scUic stimulus the system is energzed. the
|R ~ nv 70 circulate equally, the digestion aided. the
n, e'S eliminated, the repair tissues assisted,
kw" H'F'nal workings OF the bodily functions re-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
Book Worth $500 Free

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written plain language and explains many secrets
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21

eh cure ls nothing less than the process
.sa .sa.'4'cNg the congestion about the appcndH with
M, ta'" and high frequency current. The treat
eS TIC blood 10 return the central circulation
e congestion departs for the simple reason that
s 80 oi the congestion has been renoved-and that's
4 sla or the Appendicitis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
VS. Electricity Will Super
Sede DRUGS

fy aI,. physician in Denver whose success In
Pa ,e se ny tho application OF electricity has at
4 lhn attention This physician is Dr Sam
Fhs s M ~ the inventor OF n remarkable deylcc for
*ftbl. Nv chersy to the body. With his appliance It
>" iHluac q steady. unbrokca current Of gal-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
Electricity for Weak Nerves

az great many people suffer from ailments caused
by weak, impoverished nerves. and try these
troubles by dosing their stomachs with drugs. 1t Is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
ppoR: E.LLARKIN

Mr. w NJ. Brown. Monroe, Utah SAYS;
Il have used Electro Vigor gor kidney trou-
bic and general debility. with good results. Am
getting back my strength and feel well In cv-
cry respect snail recommend Ecctro-Vig
TO all sufferers
Mr. w. d. Mcmillan. Heber City. Utah.
writes:
Electro Vigor has cured me Of rheuma-
tIsm and weakness thank you for the great
good II has done me-
Mr.. Thos Fryer. Dcwcyville. Utah. says:
II can honestly say that | feel hundred
per cent better since I began tho use OF F,cc-
tro-Nlgor. The Indigestion and constipation
no longer bother me, and the nervous trouble
Is cured.
Mr. Ray Allen, springville. Utah says:
AS the result OF my use OF Electro-V -ViSor
tho varCocelc and weakness practically
cured. and l feeling better thnn ever.
thank you for the interest you have taken in
my case
Mr. j d. Ma!nes. Tonopah, New, writes:
Electro -Vigor has cured me Of very bad
OF stomach trouble: my back no longer
palms me. and my nervous system is greatly
strengthened"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-07-22
NORTH HAND

The ladies Aid of the M. E. Church
of Orient, meet at Mrs Geo. A.
McKay's on Thursday last. There
was a large company and a good
time enjoyed.
Webster Davis and wife of Park,
and two children visited in Orient
last Thursday.
One of the well drilling rigs of
Norbeck & Nicholson is at Webster
DAVIS in Park twp. They arrived
on Saturday evening, and are hard
at work putting down a well.
August Matter. of Spring, drove
to Faulkton on Saturday.
Rev. John Buth, of the Lutheran
church of Spring, and his wife are
.,ere. The Rev'd gentleman filled
the Lutheran pulpit of Spring
Sunday.
Mr. Johnson and Jess Evans, of
Orient, are painting at August
Matters of Spring.
A lot of Spring folks from Orient
and outside had a good time boating
at Dienslake's lake on Saturday.
Mrs 7. N. McClare provided coffee
and lunch.
Mr. and Miss Burn, of Park, and
Mrs Geeslen, Mrs Daley and Oteo
Dignan took tea at Mrs Jno Enokecs'
on Sunday evening.
Ed Anderson, brother. of Aug
ust Anderson, of Park, arrived here
on Saturday evening.
VIM. Schmidt, of Linn, drove to
Orient. Monday.
Charley Weiblen, of Miller, at
tended church in Spring Sunday.
4
Patsey O'Niel, of Faulkton, CLEAN
ed up big punch of cattle in this
locality last week.
Mary Struiff. of Miller. was up to
the ranch in Howell. "a part of last
week.
We hear that Mrs Haberling. of
Park, was hurt quite seriously. Sun
day, by horse running over her
Henry Donald Mckay, son of
G. A. Mckay. of Park, had been
quite seriously i'll with tonsilitis. He
is now recovering
/ Mr. and Mrs Xeph Shaefer, of
Fairview, drove to Faulkton on Fri
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-07-22

day last
Herd Brothers, of Hand city have
just received through Conway Bros.
new and powerful J. l. Case
threshing outfit.
Miss Annie Bellin has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs Meissner, of
Spring.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-07-22
OFFICIAL WORK
COUNTY BOARD
Continued from first page

Continued from first page
money paid Joe Butler for
notifying jurors 500,
total " ..... 10 J5
Wade q Templemen meat
and vegetables for Mrs.
Burger from Jan. 9th to
July LIST .................. IS 20
J II Warke salary for June. so 90
Hazel Adams work in Supt.
Office II and one half days % 50
Jennie Jones the same 3 and
one half days ............ 10 50
Claim of City of Miller laid
over until next meeting
Pauline DeLange work in
Auditors Office II and one
half days ................ 25 90
w f Morrow for recording
and reporting Is deaths
and IS births at 25c each
$3.50 and for reporting to
state 20 marriages, natur-
alization intentions, and 3
divorces at 10c each 800
total ........ ...,...,...-..... 30 so
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-27
FOUND GUILTY
Of SEXTUPLE
MURDER
LITTLE MUST PAY
DEATH PENALTY FOR THE
BRUTAL STAYING Of AN EN-
TIRE WEST VIRG INA
FAMILY.

BLUEFIELD, West Virginia,
Nov. 27.-Howard Little was
found guilty today and sentenced
to death for the murder of six
persons at the Meadows farm,
near Hurley. The trial was held
at Grundy, Va, across the state
line from here.
Little made no defense. The
trial was begun Thursday and the
verdict was returned today. The
courthouse was guarded by a big
force Of special deputies, as 1t was
feared demonstration would be
attempted.
The quick work of the law and
the immediate sentence seemed to
satisfy the crowds.
The murders were among the
most brutal on record. Little
killed George Meadows and Mrs.
Meadows and their three small
children. He then killed aunt
Netty" Justice, 20 years old.
A remarkable feature of the
case was the fact that the MUIR
derer was traced by a bloody cent
which he gave newsboy fort a
paper containing an account of
his bloody deeds.
Little will be executed in the
electric chair at Richmond, Va. 4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-27
GIVES HIMSELF UP
TO FACE CHARGE
Of BURGLARY

Alfonzo Gaurascie walked into
police headquarters late yesterday
and gave himself up before
warrant sworn to by his brother
John and charging him with at
tempted burglary could be served
by the officers.
Alfonzo declared that the whole
thing was a trumped up deal on
the part of his brother to get even
with him because his brother
thought him fond of Mrs. John
Gaurascie. This Alfonzo denies
and he swears that he was hunt
ing all day Thursday and did not
go near his brothers house on
Sheridan avenue.
John Gaurascie swore out q
warrant for his brothers arrest
yesterday charging that he broke
into his house early Friday morn
ing and that, when he discovered
the prowler and fired two shots at
him, he fed, leaving his hat be.
hind.
This hat was identified by him
as belonging to his brother. The
latter admits that it was his hat
but says that it was stolen from
him some time ago.
Alfonzo was arraigned before
Justice Graham this afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-27
CHARGE OF FALSE
Imprisonment
DENIED

another step was taken today
In the damage suit of Louis V.
Plugradt against city and county
officials for false Imprisonment
when three city officers, Chief of
Police j. NJ. Duley, Detective
William Fackler and Detective j.
w. Huckaba, from whom Plugradt
demands $4,000 each, filed their
answers to his complaint.
They make general denial OF
his charges and declare that all
their action was taken under the
direction of the sheriff of Silver
Bow county, Mont. They say
that they had all the papers ne
cessary for his arrest and ask
that the action be dismissed.
Plugradt began the suit In July.
Sheriff Tom Morris of this coun-
ty and also the sheriff of Silver
Bow county, Mont, were other ie-
PENDANTS in the suit. Plugradt
was arrested in this city on May
80 charged with sealing horses.
He was extradited to Butte, Mont.
where 1t was found that he was
not the man wanted. He asks
$4,000 for false Imprisonment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-27
CALL OF MOTHER
ENDS BOYS
LIFE
TURNS TO GREET HER, DROPS
GUN AND is KILLED.

ELLENSBURG, Nov. 27.-
While preparing for hunting
trip Thursday evening, at his
home in Umtanum, seventeen
miles southeast of Ellensburg,
Walter Mitchell, the 17-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Nit
chell, accidentally discharged his
shotgun and was MORALLY wound
ed, the load striking him in the
body.
The accident occurred on the
front porch of the Mitchell home.
The boy had taken his gun from
the rack and reached the perch
when his mother called him, from
another part of the house. She
came to the front door. and as he
turned to speak to her his foot
slipped and the gun dropped from
his hand. The gun struck the
floor and the concussion dis
charged the weapon.
The entire load of shot struck
aim in the abdomen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-27
LIKE A PINK TEA IS
COAL LAND PROBE

into whether the claimants were
acting In concert, procured from
Claimant j. G. Cunningham the
statement that he went with Il
number of others to consult with
R. A. Ballinger, now secretary of
the interior. Cunningham could
give none of the details regarding
that conference or even the
names of claimants participating
in it.
When he came to examine
Claimants H. G. Henry and G. ].
Smith he did not ask them
whether they participated in the
Ballinger conference, or in en-
ploying him as attorney, but con-
tented himself with asking them
what attorneys they employed or
consulted.
The attorneys today announced
an agreement to adjourn the case
to Spokane. where it will resume
next Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-27
j. S. VICE CONSUL
REPORTED LOST

Continued From Page One.)
the Imprisonment of Caldera can
keep Estrada's forces from find
ing the vice CONSUL.
Castrilla, representing the Es-
trada government at Washington,
has been asked to assist in finding
Caldera.
May Have Been Shot.
Friends of CastIilla declare that
he has received advices which
cause him to believe that Caldera
is held prisoner, or that he pos
sibly has been shot at the orders
of President Zelaya.
Reports from the interior via
Bluefield stoday are meager, but
it is said that conditions are I'M
changed at Managua.
Zclaya May Surrender Today.
1t is reported that the surren-
der may come before night.
The insurgents are we'll armed
and have plenty of provisions,
while they have cut off Zelaya's
food supply.