Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-08
Celebrated Scientist Demonstrates Marvellous Progress
in Scientific Achievements, DumfOunded Gather
ing of Physicians and Scientific Men With
Experiments LaSi Night
In Parlors of Electro Radio Institutes Office I'll
II and IA Central Bank BuiIding-GreateSt
Treat of Season, Say Physicians.

Therefore, the health of the oody
depends primarily upon the state or
the nervous system rather than upon
tho condition OF tho blood. Tho cir
culation of the blood is under control
Of the nerves which extend 10 every
vein and artery and TO the lungs ar /
heart. An Impoverished or diseased
condition OF the blood IL not 10 be
cured by blood medicines so-callod,
but by some remedy that Will reacn
the seat Of the disorder by stimulating
the nerve to healthy activity, upon
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
become weak tho organ Immediately
suffers through inaction. If the
nerve be destroyed the organ becomes
paralyzed.
The nervous system Is composed OF
two great systems First, the oerebro-
spinal system, composed Of tho BRAN
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 con-
trolling the organs OF nutrition. IN
other words, the action OF the stom-
ach depends upon the condition OF
tho nerves extending to and controil-
ing the stomach; 50 the action Of the
heart. the liver. the kidneys and ALI
other organs of the body The proof
is positive that foundation Of gooo
health is Il healthy, well balanced
nervous system. and that arrangement
Of the system results in disease.
The brain is a galvalic battery, snd
psychologists generally regard tLe
nervous forces as identical with elec-
tricity. When this nervous force ls
deficient or impaired, II results in loss
Of vitality and disease Of the heart
the lungs, the spine. the liver, the kid
neys, the abdomen the digestive nr-
gans or the generative organs. When,
from neglect, this condition becomes
chronic, it is known as heart disease,
neuralgia, piles dyspepsia, constipa-
ton kidney complaint catarrh asth-
ma bronchitis, spinal affection, apo
plexy, fits, headache, lame back,
scrofula, St Vitus dance nervous de-
bility, loss of vitality, Bright's disease,
shrunken organs impotency and loss
of manhood, and the various diseases
peculiar to women. When the or gun
becomes deranged its restoration 20 n
normal condition often makes greater
demands upon the electrical or ner-
vous fluids than the brain can supply,
and hence It becomes necessary to
gently assist nature until the restora-
ton is completed. This is done by tho
application OF a uniform current OF
electricity to the parts affected.
People who will not receive coun-
sci cannot be helped. Give us a sober
nation and | will take care Of the lev-
enue," said Robert G. Ingersoll. Elec-
tricity In small doses gives new ideas
and brain power. We say to weak
men and women, electricity is life,
and without IT you cannot exist II
you are run down and have lost your
ambition you need electricity. II you
are weak, you need electricity, For
lost womanhood or manhood there is
nothing like electricity to restore your
health. To the ladies we will say II
you have female weakness and have
those awful bearing down pains that
there is nothing better than electric
ity.
We simply desire to present for con
sideration the wonderful effects of
electricity upon the human system.
when properly applied, the proper
mode Of its application, and Its great
curative properties, essentially In GER
tain diseases with which men are af-
flicted. II is a well known fact that
during the past years wonderful
strides have been made in the investl-