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

Before large and intelligent body
 of physicians from this and surround
 ing towns that collected in the spa
 the Farley buildings last evening, an
 epoch in the history of treating dis
 eases was reached when Dr. Henry
 Hausalmeir, the great German scient-
 ist, was engaged at an enormous sal
 ary by the Electro Radio Company of
 America, to demonstrate the mysteries
 and marvellous progress which has been
 made in the subtle power of electric ity His was lecture never to be
 forgotten. It is in part as follows.
 Read every word of what this great
 man said:
 Lecture on Electricity
 | Electricity commenced its career at the. breaking morn of creation, with few passengers on board, and has con tinued it's course with increasing speed
 and growing glory down to the pres ent moment.
 It now travels with the brilliancy and rapidity of the lightning's blaze and even compels the very lightnings to speak in familiar voice to man.
 The chariot of science is destined to continue its majestic course, in dura ton coeval with our globe. Genius Is supremeIy higher than talents and no
 man of genius has ever opposed elec- tricity In its wonderful workings. This shows that if 1t was considered un-
 worthy of doing all that IS claimed for 1t that 1t would fall by the way
 side and be discarded the same as all worthless things that are cast aside. Did not time prevent we could talk for hours upon the many wonderful things
 that electricity has accomplished. but | it Is not necessary at this time, for electricity is now only In it's infancy
 Electricity contains all the elemnetary principles, and therefore all the heal ing properties of all things in being All the balms, oils and minerals in existence are contained in electricity,
 and In their most skillful combined pro- portions. No medicine does as much or
 can do as much for the system as an
 electric current properly used. The lead Ing physicians recognize electricity as
 one of the great panaceas for all
 chronic diseases.
 fWithin the past ten years no other science has so challenged the atten- tion of the civilized world as that of
 electricity. Through the entire history of the race this subtle fluid though pervading the very air we breathe and
 enveloping myriad worlds in it's mystic power, has eluded detection. Today no
 one can predict what are it's possibil-
 ities. It is believed by many that every form of energy may be traced back | to it's origin in electricity. The | world is now generally regarded as a
 magnet, and it's mighty systems of circu-
 lation, that of the air and of the waters
 seem best explained upon the electrica | theory of the universe.
 | The circulation of the blood is best eX- | plained upon this theory. The nervous l system is especially adapted to the trans
 mission of electrical impulses. The study of electrical science has brought up into close touch with the origin of life, and consequently reveals to us much of the real nature of disease. No scientist has been able to separate electricity from nerve force. It is everywhere conceded that all of the functions of life are regu- lated by the nervous system, and 1t is un- questionably proven that there exists a natural galvanic electricity in the nerves of all animals, the absence of which Is