The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-02
Celebrated Scientist Demonstrates Marvellous Progress In Scientific Achievements, DumfOunded Gathering of Physi- clans and Scientific Men, With
 Experiments Last Night
In ParlOrS of Electro Radio Co.,. s Office In inc Farley Building. Greatest
 Treat of Season, Say Physicians

marked by low vitality and consequent loss of health and the presence of which gives the true health, yigor and strength to the whole system.
 Therefore. the health of the body de- bends primarily upon the state of the nervous system, rather than upon the condition of the blood. The circulation of the blood is under control of the nerves which extend to every vein and artery and to the lungs and heart. An impover- ished or diseased condition of the blood is not to be cured by blood medicines so- called, but by some remedy that will reach the seat of the disorder by stimu- lating the nerves to healthy activity, up on which depends the quality and the purity of the blood. Stagnation Is death. When the nerves that supply any organ of the body with vital force becomes weak the organ immediately suffers through inaction. If the nerve be de- stroyed the organ becomes paralyzed.
 The nervous system is composed of two great systems. First, the cerebro-spinal system, composed of the brain and spinal cord and the nerves which are connected with the centers which relate to animal life and the organic system or the system of nerves controlling the organs of nutri- ton. In other words, the action of the stomach depends upon the condition of the nerves extending to and controlling the stomach; so the action of the heart. the liver, the kidneys and all other or gans of the body. The proof is positive that the foundation of good health Is a healthy, well balanced nervous system and that derangement of that system re- suits in disease.
 The brain is galvanic battery. and physiologists sgenerally regard the ner- vous force identical with electricity. When this nervous force Is deficient or
 impaired, 1t results in loss of vitality and disease of the heart, the lungs, the spine, the liver. the kidneys, the abdomen the digestive organs or the generative or gans When, from neglect, this condition becomes chronic. it is known as heart disease, neuralgia, piles, dyspepsia con- stipation, kidney complaint, catarrh, asthma. bronchitis. spinal affection, apoplexy, fits, headache, lame back, scrofula, St. Vitus dance. nervous de- hillty, loss of vitality, Bright's disease, shrunlSen organs, impotency and loss of manhood, and the various diseases pecu- liar to women. When the organ becomes deranged it's restoration to normal condition often makes greater demands upon the electrical or nervous fluid than the brain can supply and hence 1t be- comes necessary to gently assist nature until the restoration is completed This
  current of electricity to the parts affected
 People who will not receive counsel cannot be helped. "Give us a sober na- ton and I will take care of the revenue" !" said Robert G. Ingersoll Electricity in small doses gives new ideas and brain power. We say to weak men and women, electricity is the life, and with out 1t you cannot exist. If you are run down and have lost your ambition you need electricity. If you are weak you need electricity. For lost womanhood or manhood there is nothing like electricity to restore your health. To the ladies we win say if you have female weakness and have those awful bearing down pains that there Is nothing better than cleo tricity.
 We simply desire to present for consid- eration the wonderful effects of electricity upon the human system, when properly applied. the proper mode of its applica- ton, and it's great curative roperties. esecially in certain disease with which men are afflicted. It is a well known fact that during the past years wonder full strides have been made in the inves- tigation of the science of electricity. The whole animal kingdom lives and moves by the power of electricity. In short, electricity is life itself.