Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-08

galon Of the science OF electricity
The whole animal Kingdom lives and
moves by the power of electricity In
short electricity Is lifo itself,
The effects Of continuous electric
current are.
/. II is a powerful stimulant to
every part Of the nervous system.
2nd, II acts as a sedatiyo In sooth-
ing morbidly excited nervous action.
Srd. 1t aids and increases nutrityo
changes, both local and general
4th. Its action as n general tonic is
marked and very powerful
5th. 1t equallzes the circulation
thus reducing congestion and lnflam.
nation.
9Th. 1t is strongly anu-spasmodlc
and -paralytic In It's action.
In olden times people overlooked
the importance Of permanently benc'
ficial effects and were satisfied with
transcient action; but now that 1t a
generally known that Elecro-Radlo
will aid in overcoming weakness
well Informed people win not hesitate
in saying they have been well reward
ed. Those who have battered their
stomaches with drugs we want them
to exercise their Judgment and con,
slider that electricity is the greatest
power on earth. II puts life and force
into whatever It touches Gives relief
TO rheumatism. backache Kidney liV-
er and bladder troubles early decay,
night losses, lack OF nerve and vigor
nervous debility. constipation, dys
pepsia, undevelopment and lost vital
ity, and all female complications.
After these remarks the doctor
demonstrated the power OF electricity
by asphyxIating a guinea pig and cleo
trocutlng another. In both instances
artificial respiration worked perfectly.
and II was very interesting to see
these little creatures restored TO Mo
again without pain. The doctor ex-
planned that this is OF great impor-
tance I'm cases OF drowning and eleo
trocution, as has been proven In
many cases that criminals electro
cuted by this method because at one
instant the diaphragm, Is Technically
contracted, Mt tho next relaxed. He
next demonstrated how he could drive
medicines and chemicals through n
slab Of solid steel eight inches thick.
This was demonstrated TO prove his
assertion that the irons OF any cheml.
cal placed on either the positive "
negative pole OF the galvanic current
could be deposited entirely through
the human body. In this way clOts
or distractions can be removed from
the brain as well as structure in any
part of the body. He said: 'Know.
Ing well that the passage of direct
current through any medium that full
fills all the conditions OF electrilYsis
will produce chemical changes In d.
rect proportion to the strength OF
current, we may hope by employing
this technique. to promote absorption
Of the product in the brain or spine
that causes the trouble This method
has always offered an excellent chance
for the adverse criticism of those 10
whom the very mention Of electricity
Is the same as n red flag to a bul'.
but while IT must be admitted It is
only in its infancy. ! have had splen-
did results in every case l have un-
dertaken."
BY using a highly senstized plato In
front Of the diagraphoscope he took
excellent photographs OF every organ
in the human body. the longest expo
sure requiring only sixty seconds. TO
cap the climax Of the demonstrations,
the doctor astonished all present hy
walking into the other room and oy
a powerful tube OF radium took n
photograph through a wall twelve
inches in thickness He said: "If
you physicians have any radun,
never keep It within q drawer or cab