The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-10-12
MADE THE DEAF
HEAR IN ONE MINUTE.
Remarkable Demonstration Given by Minneapolis
Strange Philanthropst Before
Great Throng
Removes Immense Parasites from System Of Well Known
Citizens with Few Doses Of Peculiar Medicine
Refuses Pay for Services

Minneapolis, Mimi, Oct. 9, 1905.
Especial Enlightenment over the mar
velous cures of the Great Cooper con-
tinues unabated.
One of the largest. crowds that has
yet called upon the noted philanthro-
pist visited him yesterday and re-
markable demonstration of his power
was given before the entire audience.
Selecting an elderly gentleman, whom
he noticed carrying an ear trumpet,
Cooper motioned for him to come for
ward. He poured few drops of a
peculiar liquid into the mans ears
and then rubbed them softly for a
moment. Stepping quickly backward
to distance of sixty feet, he said in
an ordinary conversational tone,
Scan you hear me?'' A look of sur
prise and delight spread over the
mans face as he answered, eyes,
hear you PERFECTLY
How this remarkable work was &C.
complished would be difficult to say,
but it seemed certain that there could
have been no subterfuge in the results
accomplished, to those who were eye
witnesses of the expressions on the
faces of these people at the first sound
of Cooper's voice.
One gentleman who was present dur
ing the demonstration said:
IT don't pretend to know how it
was done, but I would swear that the
old man saw, heard and heard dis
tinctly, for I talked with him myself
before he left. He was as surprised
as myself, and said he was going
home to show his wife. -
Mr.. M. P. Kennedy, living at No.
252l Fifteenth Street, S., member OF
the Minneapolis police force for many
years, was among the number who
we're treated.
Mr.. Kennedy says that he has been
troubled with deafness for a long
time. He also had a bad case oil
stomach trouble and acute dyspepsia,
and had called to see Mr.. Cooper re.
| garding the latter, with no thought OF
being treated for deafness. 'sWhen !
understood that Cooper was treating
deafness, asked him to see what he
could do for me. Two remedies of a
peculiar nature were used, and in a
few minutes he began asking me ques-
tions. was dumfounded, as I heard
everything he said plainly. I took
some of the remedies home and kept
on using them, and now hear better
than I have for years.
II also have been taking his treat
ment for stomach trouble, and have
improved wonderfully. My appetite
has come back. I can eat anything
without it distressing me and I am
feeling better in every way"
Many of those who called had come
to thank Mr.. Cooper for what he had
done for them, they having previously
written him a statement of their con-
dition and having followed his in
| structions. had returned to tell him OF
| their cures.
A man by the name of William M.
Sparrow exhibited glass jar con-
tanning parasite over fifty feet long,
which he claimed had passed from
his system after taking few doses OF
Cooper's medicine. The parasite was
alive and squirming, and Mr.. Spar
row was anxious to know what it was.
When Cooper informed him that the
cause of his i'll health had been re.
moved: he was greatly relieved and