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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1443, 18 May 1912, Page 7

lever Before in ie History of the-- World has soch a Ileaffr fiiyiffigLife=Saviig Device ken Offered to .'Suffering Humanity. - WIT SSIIOPPMHOIIP The OXYPATHOR is a thermo-diamagnetio instrument whose influence is regulated by heat and cold. When attached to the body and cold, is applied to the polarizer of thii instrument tho body's affinity for oxygen is immediately •increased. The rate of the increaso is measnred by the degree of cold applied. A. temperature slightly below that of the body causes the body to absorb oxygen in small amounts. As the temperature is lowered this absorption is augmented and at the freezing point (32deg. Fahr.). it becomes intense. This process of oxygen absorption is susceptible of easy demonstration. Anyone who entertains any doubt concerning it will find by a practical test with the OXYPATHOR that dut claim'is not a theoretical assumptiou but . a scientific fact. The'action of tlie OXYPATHOR in Influencing the body's intake of oxygen, ja remarkable but no more so than any of the phenomena of heat, cold, light, motion,-gravitation, electricity, molecular energy, or' any other principle of chemistry or physiology, nor is it any moro to be doubtei. It is a new, novel application of an old principle—a principle which was born with the universe. It is the application of a stupendous power—the power of oxygen compared with which the power of inert substances like drugs, as they aro internally administered, sinks into insignificance'. ■ Oxygen in constructive. Drugs are destructive. Oxygen enters into, all life. and. growth. Drugs are the ashes of decay, spelling disorganisation and death. « '/ ' "Life k a Constant Straggle Against Oxygen Deficiency*" . \ HOW THE OXYPATHOR WORKS, The OXYPATHOR never requires recharging.. As you receive it from us, so you use it forever—the simple, silent worker, does its duty and sends in no bills. Either or both of tho treating-plates may be fastened to tho whists or ankles and the polarizer placed in cold water or in any cool place in tho air without water, preferably in outside air. The action of the OXYPATHOR begins the instant it is attached to the body. By its action the human body is- made strongly positive, and thus the body which normally absorls l-150th of its oxygen through tho pores is made to absorb from the air and through the skin vastly increased quantities of this strongly negative element. The lack of oxygen in the blood is duo to decreased positivity.': This condition is brought about by a low state of elective affinity. By raising the body's elective affinity the OXYPATHOR increases the positivity. In this way the supply of oxygen ia greatly increased. Consequently, the body's power to resist disease is restored. OXYGEN A WHOLESOME, NATURAL REMEDY. In addition'to Oxygen being a nourishing, stimulating, life-giving and lifesustaining element of Nature, it is a definite medicine—Nature's ' most powerful and efficient medicine for restoring the balance of health when anything goes ■wrong. It may-ba comfort to 6ome, who are so addicted to the "medicine habit" that they' couldn't get along without it, that there is a "medicine" that they can and should take, freely and often, with safety and 'profit—and that is Oxygen. Oxygen is a definite chemical element—a gas, which, mixed with nitrogen, forms air, and mixed with hydrogen, forms water. Oxygen tlita, is a life principle, p natural "medicine," liberally provided by nature in the very air we breath and water we drink. But tho more foul air we breathe, the less proportion of pure Oxygen we get, and the sarao with the water wo drink. This fact, coupled with thß unnatural conditions of modern life, overwork, overworry, lack of exercise, hurried eating, poor food, etc., etc., lessens not only the amount of necessary Oxygen wo get. but the amount of nourishment we get out of our daily food, resulting in poor blood, weakness; and physical inability to fight disease. And the weaker our condition, the more need of more Oxygen—moro than can be taken in through ths lungs in ordinary breathing. Special means, therefore, must be provided to gel this needful extra amount of Oxygen—and this is tho principle and purpose of Oxypathy and tho Oxypathor. RECENT TESTIMONIALS. A WELL-KNOWN ELECTRICAL ENHotel Bristol, Wellington, GINEER SPEAKS. J. H. Hinton, Proprietor. Wellington, A COMPLICATION OP AILMENTS. lOtn May, 1912. -i. «4* j • » Mr. H. Moult, Electrical Engineer, WeiAilments of 12 years removed m four Hngton, testifie/as follov.*s: —'"1 am pleased ' . to inform you that the Oxypathor I purPHEUMATIC GOUT AND INDICES- acn^ilhe" mt| w t\tci iu"Di? 111 matism, from which I have suffered for liUiN did-'U. L L.AU. over (-] lr6o years. nn,. ' Since using the machino I'have entirely The Oxypathor disused with the use of drugs of any t, \e,. T T I feel sure your machino will offcct a Dear Sirs, I feell say a few p ermaneil (; ctlre) ag j ca n no , f , ra ]]; W 'ith years to alleviate severe Eheuniatic Gouty am , Insomlljaj and ]n ' achin ° is pa r lns ; . , . „fwi undoubtedly a marvellous invention, as y° u will s4 from the benefit I have re- «£ SikSff&S AMrt'a & ™ tathf fctVtho -fag « to any of w.Wendss„fevery succeS, tIM you thoroughly Reserve, first token bad it w0,,1,1 have saved me and I shall bo happy to recommend the some very large doctors bills, and a-gie.it two,. three or four years." Call or write: ThtOptkorCo. Iy/A ffmamujiuui'•■rriT'i" i mT,Tnnin'^' t *^ ,rtt Mwi>^wgrTWß mk <f^rs ' gll Commercial Union Building, yW LAB3BTOK ftUAY. l ' ' I,honß 2!M2 - P.O. Box 063. .'J B, C, WARNES, —/| | * General Malinger. \ SMWMEM | PRANK GOLDBERG, | .(gEfA MM, j Local Manager.