The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-16

| cd You bet l do, Said the pnilan~ tflropist his eyes sparkling. I've got some of the best trotters and pacers In this country. I've got two green four-year- -o1ds that go down the grand circuit next season and. believe, will make great regulations. The pacer has worked quarters in thirty seconds flat and the trotter has stepped miles in 2.Os This Is going some, as you pro- bably know, for green horses. I have one lilly with me now. She was sired by Red Wilkes and was pronounced at Lexington Ky. to be the most per feet two-year-old ever shown Tn that ring. Her dam took every prize she went after. She was entered In all horse shows from New York to San Francisco. now have thirty-sx head of gilt-edge harness horses in my stables at Dayton. And twelve of these race this coming season. The others are good mares. stallions and colts
 why is 1t that you. as a Kentuck- ian. prefer the harness horse to the thoroughbred" be was asked
 Because l own and race horses sole lv for the sport and consider the trot- ting and pacing rings of the country much freer from the element of gamb- linE than are the running tracks. And. furthermore, I enjoy the training q stspper has to receive to work pronerly in harness. It adds an element of in- terest to his performances
 The phi1anthropjst closed the inter view with the statement that If the re- p0rter wanted to see a reailv hne Ally l he should go over and look at the one owned by Mir. Cooper at present in this city.
 That the work being done by the young man in thfs citv Is proving to be of the most intense interest can never be doubted His repaarkable removals of deafness and paralysis in less than three minutes are hard to account for. | A leading physician was questioned on this matter and said:
 -'As far as Mir Cooner being able to | make paralytics use their limbs again ! after they have been helpless a num-
 ber of years, I attribute this to hl-
 power as mssseur. have talked 1 with one man who received the hene- ! fit of this demonstration. and from | what I can learn the expert riihbi in e i that was given him did as much good | as anything else to stimulate the vast | cd muscles into action, l Massage has been recognized for years as being the best treatment for | paralvsis. Taken in connection with ! this lfniment, which from all accounts
 
 results which seem 90 remarkable. How
 the removal of deafness by him is ac- 1 complished I cannot say. [ have not
 witnessed anything of this kind which | he has done. and would have to do so | before expressing an opinion"
 | It is safe to sav that 1t will be a | long time before the people of this city forget the visit of this young man, | iudging from the amount Of his reme- haI Sold ip | Much intereSt is being aroused in | this city by CoOner's unusual state l rnent that perasites nrc the real cause | of a great deal of the chronic st6m- | ach trouble and by the fact that ho
 is borne out in making the statement l sipce as he pronhAsied. many cases of 1 this character have come to light in | the last twenty-fOur hours
 | Yesterday people called on Cooper. hr'qRinE with then, glass jars and l dishes containing tape worms which 1 had been driven from their systems b. | Cooper's medicine Cooner was aske ! | to tell bow thes" parrsi'es first foun l their wpv into the hu%1an sNstepo. He
 said People may become afflicted l with one of these rarasites onlv 1 through eating uncooked food of diff | terent kinds. but in nearly every case l the presence If tapeworn7s ir tn" hu-
 man system Is due to eating raw or very raro meat.
 l All meat Of this character is q d'n- | gerous. for unless meat is therouchlN ] cooked it may contnin the egg from l whicG parasites come and unless it i' , cooked suf1cienlv to kill this egg il immediately matches and grows at an
 astonishing rate. It travels rom the | stomach to the intestines 70 remains 4 there growing larger until it has I req ohed enormous nroportions. Ever! 1 particle Of food which Is passed into l the intestines after being digested by | the stomach Is pDreyed unou by the crea- I ture so that the nourishment whicl I should go to build bone, blood and I sinew in the individual has most O! | the lifegivinE properties which it pos sesses absorbed by the parasite IF \ consequence the entire system of tht human being SO afflicted j1ecomes bro l., ken down, the blood becomes impure I the stomach is thr pw7 out of order I the nerves are affected, and even thu mind loses its wonted keonness aut becomes dull and sluggish. Contrary to general belief the aupcti1 Is no
 greatly increased; 1t Only becomes ir
 regular. so that at times the mer
 sight of food will nauseate and a
 others the individual eats rhvenously
 "one of the surest indications of thi trouble is a general feeling "t lassi I tude. a dislnclinatiOn for all effort. am
 extreme nervousne ess. The individua
 almost always thinks himself sufferini
 from many ills. and he tries first on
 thing and then another hoping to I'll ,l himself Of an ina Kinarv disease. As l have before stated, l hay
 found these parasites to be very com
 mon and sooner than take the chanc of having one of these terrible thing 3 in my system and suhiectinG mYsel to untold misery I see that every par ticle Of meat I eat is thoroughly cook
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