The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-23
FOUR THOUSAND
 PEOPLE
CALLED ON PHMANTHROPIST
 COOPER YESTERDAY.
Demand For His Remedies In- creased ns His Visit
 Draws to

St. Louis. Special Feb. 22.
 In view of the enormous sale of Cooper's preparations now going on in this city and the intense interest which Mr. Cooper has stirred up since his ar- rival, a representative of the Globe Democrat spent the afternoon at the young mans headquarters, watching the swarm of humanity come and go.
 During the afternoon the reporter in |terviewed many of the callers and ob- tained statements from all who cared to give them as to their experiences with Cooper and his preparations.
 The following are selected from those statements as being typical of the general expression of the people cen:
 MT. w. T. Bray living at 112O An geHc St., when interviewed. said: T had suffered for years with stomach, liver and kidney trouble, seven years, in fact. I had tried many remedies. hut obtained no help from any med icine I took. I bought one bottle of the New Discovery medicine and one of the Quick Relief. After using them one week, feel so wonderfully i'm proved I can hardly believe it posi- ble. l am very grateful to MT. Coop CT. He has a wonderful medicine" Another caller was Mrs. Clara Yohe living at 1910 Locust St. She said: T had suffered with stomach trouble for several years. I was Ddu the last year I could not eat anything at all. could not digest my food and had | severe pain in my stomach most of the time did not sleep well and had severe headaches at times. have tried many remedies, have been to a number of physicians. I bought some lo of this man Cooper's preparations. feel greatly benefited and have gain ed steadily in flesh since using the medicines. have not trace If stam- ach trouble left, and have come here to thank Mir. Cooper"
 I MT. c. 4. Taylor of 4220 Finney St. said; 'I have been suffering with se- were stomach trouble for several years and owing to the nervous condition caused by this trouble. l could not sleep. The only relief I obtained was when up and walking aroUnd I tried everything heard of for stomach trou- ble, but nothing gave me any relief 1 I heard so much of this man Cooper
 that decided to try his medicine. f. I have used several bottles and noticed a decided improvement almost imme- diately I am now entirely cured and feel happier than I have for several Iyears" "
 MT. John schenk, of 2111 N 12th 1 St., when questioned, said: T have had eight ycaurs of suffering and sleep less nights on account of stomach
 trouble and headaches. I have used one bottle of Cooper's preparation, had trace of stomach trouble left and have been immensely benefited ev- l cry way
 Mrfs. s. P. Hitchings, living at 2145 Franklin Ave, made the following statement: T have suffered with rheu- matism for 30 years. I was stiff in all my joints so that I could hardly use them. I have tried Cooper's remedy and have come here to thank him and purchase more, as I can now handle myself perfectly after using the prep arations one wek I feel better than 1 have for years"
 1 Amelia Leonard. living at 153O Sals- bury St., said: T have suffered for the past ten years with stomach trou- ble, headaches, dizziness and kidney trouble. l have been treated by a number of physicians and have used all kinds of medicine. nothing did me any good. My appetite was very ir- regular and my back pained me great ly. In fact my life was a misery to me all the time. I suffered with nervousness and loss of sleep have used two bottles of the New Dis covery medicine. This morning an immense tapeworm passed from my system. This has undoubtedly been the cause of all my suffering, and am very grateful to this man who has relieved me-"
 MT. Geo. Shultz, of 441S Coate-bril- liant Ave, was another caller He said: T have had rheumatism for 12 years and have tried many different remedies. but they failed to Ielp me- also had stomach trouble. After using the Cooper remedy for one week I am a different man entirely. I am very grateful for what this prepara- tion has done and believe Cooper has the greatest medicine on cart
 In spite of assertions made by var ious physicians that Cooper is a fad. who will soon die out the young man seems to be gaining even gI ater headway as his visit draws to a close. It Is estimated that four thousand peo- ple called on him yesterday.