The sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1906-1909, October 24, 1907, Image 7
HEAR
Remarkable Demo
Chicago's Strar
ist Before
Thr
P 'nmense Paras
Known Man With a f4
Medicine-Refuse
Obicago, Ot. 28.-Special.-Ex
citement over the marvelous cures of
L. T. Cooper continue unabated.
One of the largest crowds that has
yet called upon the noted philanthro
pist visited him yesterday, and a
remarkable demonstration of his
power was given before the entire
audience. Selecting an elderly gen.
tleman, whom he noticed carrying an
ear trumpet, Cooper motioned for
him to come forward. He poured a
few drops of a peculiar liquid into
the man's ears, then rubbed them
softly for a moment. Stepping quick
ly backward to a distance of sixty feet
he asked in an ordinary tone, "Can
you hear me?" A look of surprise
and delight spread over the man's
face as he :answered, "Yes, I hear
you perfectly."
The gentleman was Mr. John Auft
sing, 87 Boston avenue. Mr. Auft
sing stated that he had been deaf
for many years. He said
"For nearly nineteen years I heard
nothing. I had a terrible, rumbling
noise constantly in my head that was
almost maddening. It appeared at
about the time I lost my sense of
hearing, and no matter what treat
ment or remedies I tried, I could find
no relief. Once in a long while I
jus6t barely distinguish a noise, butir
all these long years I was unable tc
bear a human voice. I had given uF
hope and had reosgued myself to a
- < ben I read of the
tAons.
sgo I began the Coop
A my conditiem wae
almost immediately improved. I be
gan to have confidence and took the
remedies faithfully. Now, thanks tc
the Cooper medicines alona, I can
hear as well as I ever did in my life
My family, and every one tkmt known
me, will testiey to the won<kerful cur<
in m3 case. It shall al-vays be grate
ful to Mr. Cooper for what he hai
done for me and I want ether pea
ple who are deaf to know that ther<
is yet hope for them." Mer~y of those
wvho called 'had come to 'thank Mr
Cooper for *what lie had done fot
them, they hiaving previosly written
him a statement of their condition
and havirng followed his instruction,
had returned to toll him of theiu
cures.
A geotlemian by the name of Nmil
Winkler exhibited a glass jar, con
tamning a parasite eighty ifeet long
which he cluimed had passed from
his system avfter taking seven doses
of Cooper's medicine. T~e' parasite
was alive and squirming. .and Mr.
Winkler was anxious to know wvhat it
was.
When Cooper informed hinm the
cause of his ill health had been re
moved, he was greatly relieved, and
was profuse in his thanks to the phi
lanthropist.
Thousands of people viewed the
parasite and expressed surprise that
such a thing should exist in the hn
man system.
Mr. Winkler is a well known elec
trician, living at 182 East Ohio
street. In speaking of his experience
he aid:
I have been more
g. I have had se
- - d any food that I
wouMd M wo nauseate me. I
would have had dreams almost every
night, dizzy spells would compel me
to quit work. Black spots would ap
pear before my eyes when stooping
onr and rising qnul. T mwould
IN ONE MINUTE
astration Given by
ge Philanthrop.
Immense
long.
te From System of Well.
Dw Doses of Peculiar
s Paynfor Service.
feel tired moat of the time, in fact, I
have had no life in me to speak of
for the last five years. I tried vori
ous treatments, and one physician in
St. Louis was recommended to me
and I was under his treatnient for
some time, but as usual I obtained
nor lief.
"So many people asked me to try
the Cooper preparations I decided to
do so, and after using it for a few
days this awful thing passed from my
system. I feel much better already,
and I want to say right here that I
thank Mr. Cooper a hundred times
for wbat his medicine has done for
we. I would not take $5,000 and
have that thing back in my s)stem
again."
A story with a touch of pathos was
related by a gentleman conversant
with the facts that illustrates the
kindly nature of the philanthropist,
and explains to a great degree his
wonderful bold on the people.
A delicate woman whose face bore
t-aces nf care and suffering, and
whose frail body was distorted by the
ravages of disease, called at the
Public Drug Store and asked for Mr.
Cooper; but he was out and the little
woman turned away, resignedly, but
sadly disappointed.
'To her it was another stroke of mis
fortune, and she turned her weary
steps tovwud the little home, where a
sick husband was awaiting her return.
But her .disappointment was of shor t
duration, for Cooper was just then
coming up. the street. Noting the
careivrn look and balting step, he
came cquickly forward -and assisted
her carefully over the -crossing. By
a few kindly, well-directed questions,
ho learned that she bad been to call
upem Mr. Cooper to secure medicir"e
for 'her sick husband, who had be u
ill for a long time, -n-able to providE
even the barest iecosRities for hi
little familty.
The poor wvoman 'was greatly astorj
istied wvhen she fcmxnd that she was
talking to Mr, Cooper himself. He
assisted her backI to -the drag store,
supplied her not -oney with theriequir
ed medicines, but a'lso with a goner.
ons handful of sil-ver, andl sent hear
borne with a t-ight heart and 8smiles
ebining through tese. That night
a 'big ba..ket of groceries wvas left at
the little home, and it was not hs*d
to guess who was the donor.
An'other fesaure (ACooper's visit to
theis city, and -one 'that has attract
ed a great dea.1 of attention. is the
many cures of rhenatism that haave
been effected by the 'use of his remue.
dies. Among the numbiner who made
statements on this auhtoct wvas Louise
Hermian, 945 North a'eunue, wvho said
''I .have for years 'been a sufferer
from rheumatism and kidney com
plaint. At times I was unab'le to
walk and my* back waus very weak.
lAy limbs wvere very sore anid swol1len
and I wvas in a very nervoti e.,n~lhtiow,.
I could~ not sleep at night, nla a fd4
tired in the morniug, andl wouIhl ufi en
have sever s headaches. Mv hen' thh
Scott's Em utsk.
nursing mothers by in<
nerve force.
It provides baby
- and mineral food f<
ALL nRnOInSce
Will cure any case <
beyond the reach of mc
Pickens Drug 4
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The Ga.-Ala. Busl=is College. Macon. Gao
b id citirily broker: down and I haid
begun to fteela it.~i life was not, worth
hiving. -I--had tried diffeent mnedia
cinles, but to no avatil. "Noduing seem
ed to help .me sand I dad not. -know
wvhat it was to have'a wel[ or happy
dlay:
"One evening I was readIng. .ii the
,papers what grer~t - resus ( ooper's
New Discovery'antd Quick Rebief were
accomplishing in Obicego and Imade
up my mind to give them a trial, and
if they were what the papers -said
-they weore, wthy theu I would' surely
.receive sowne benefit.
"So I puarchased some of thie med
icmne and after the first few dJays I
nsoticed that diy sleep was more rest
4ail and that the pain in- my limbs
was not so- bid. I kept on using
the medicens. and after two weeks
-I had nearly recovered my health.
I ean never say enough about these
miilcines5, for I "ever expected to see
a well daiy isgi in,'sand bore I am en
joyuhg life with my friendsl, and all
dt- 10I tibe WVui-dea 11l *r-.w J)ur,
"I wasto n it Iha r. it ist lin- great
ed-, rtterly vil tile worn'g i.,r it hag
mae e ai well wo'sjuti whez e all oth.
e failed."'
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reasing their flesh andq
'with the necessary fat
r healthy growth.
s: soc. A ND $1.00,
M., ~U 11'%.6~,t
WI'CUR]
>f Kidney or Bladder Disease
dicine. No medicine can do m<
Jompany, Pickens, Parken's Pharmacy,
FOR S
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111 Acres
in Pickens county-8 miles north of
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Address
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