The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-02

The effects of continuous electric cur rent are
 1st. It is powerful stimuiant to'every part of the nervous system.
 End. It acts as a sedative in soothing morbidly excited nervous action.
 3rd 1t aids and increases nutitiye changes, both local and general.
 4th Its action as a general tonic is marked ande very powerful.
 5th It equalizes the circulation, thus reducing congestion and inflammation.
 9th It is strongly anti-spasmo odic and anti-paralytic in it's action.
 In olden times people overlooked the importance of permanently beneficial eff fleets and were satisfied with transient action; but now that 1t is generally known that Electro Radio will aid in over coming weakness, well informed people will not hesitate in saying they have been well rewarded To those who have battered their stomachs with drugs we want them to exercise their judgment and consider that electricity is the greatest power on earth. It puts life and force into whatever it touches. Gives relief to rheumatism, backache, kidney. liver and bladder troubles, early decay, night losses lack of nerve and vigor, nervous debility, constipation, dyspepsia, unde- yelopment and lost victalfty, and all fe- male complications.
 After these remarks the doctor demon- strated the power of electricity by asphyx- iatng a guinea pig and electroc1ting an other, in both instances artificial respira- ton worked perfectly, and 1t was very interesting to see these little creatures restored to life again without pain The doctor explained that this is of great im- portance in cases of drowning and elec- trocution, as it has been proven Tn many cases that criminals elecrrocuted were resuscitated by this method because at one instant the diaphragm Is tetanic- ally contracted, at the next relaxed He next demonstrated how he could drive medicines and chemicals through slab of solid steel eight inches thick. This was demonstrated to prove his assertion that the irons of any cpemicaa placed on either the positive or negative pole of the galvanic current could be de- posted entirely through the human pody. Tn this way clots or Instructions can, undoubtedly be removed from the brain as well as stricture in any part of the body He said: "Know1ng well that the massage of direct current through any medium that fulfills all the conditions or electrolysis will produce chemical changes in direct proportion to the scrength or current, we may hope by employing thls technioue. to promote absorption Of the product in the brain or spine that causes inc trouble This method has always of fered an excellent chance for the ad- verse criticisms of those to whom the very mention of electricity is the same as a red flag to a bull. but while 1t must be admitted it is only In Its in- fancy, I have had splendid results in ev- cry case I have undertaken"
 By using a highly sensitized plate in
 front of the diagraphascope he took ex- cellent photographs of every organ in the human body, the longest exposure | only requiring GO seconds. To cap the eli l max of the demonstrations. the doctor astonished all present by walking into | the other room and by a powerful tube l of radium took photograph through a wall 12> inches in thickness. He said; "If you physicians have any radium, never
 keep 1t within a drawer or cabinet In room, or even an adjacent room. to where you have photographic plates, as these powerful rays will penetrate almost any thing and spoil your plates. I have had many ruined in that manner, until I realized the penetrative power" h tu berculosis we always use the pure ozone. We can live for a long time without food or water. but you cannot live without air and ozone Is the oxygen highly con centrated. With this machine I can gen. crate as much ozone in five minutes asi