Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-22
T.. T. COOPER'S SUCCESS IN ST. LOFTS IS OF PHENOMENAL
 CHARACTER. 
Internal Parasites Are Undoubted' ly Responsible for Much
 III Health.

complished in St. Louis by l.. T. Cooper have become a topic of univer- sal interest during the past week.
 Reports that preceded his visit to this city told of Mir. Cooper's great success in the east. But the man and his medicine did not attract wide spread attention until the beginning of his second week here. Then, the interest in him became very notice able and nas steadily gathered head way until his preparations are now being sold in enormous quantities and his headquarters is most interest ing place in which to spend half hour.
 People are coming fren all parts Of the city to see him. The young man and his assistants are surrounded by swarms of humanity from early un- til late-some to tell what has been accomplished for them by the Cooper
 
 Perhaps nothing has done more to arouse this interest than MT. Cooper's statement concerning internal para sites, or tapeworms, as they are con- monly called. At the commencement of his visit to this city, he claimed that these creatures were responsible e. ol, ~e tLo nf ic generations; he claimed that large percentage of all chronic stomach trouble was caused by them; he stat ed that his New Discovery" medi- cine would Drove this theory to be correct as it would remove hundreds of these tapeworms before he left the city.
 These statements seem to have been completely verified. During the past two weeks hundreds of people who have been taking the Cooper prepara tion for some form of stomach trou- ble have been relieved of one of these parasites. In consequence, Cooper and his theories have been growing into greater prominence each day.
 MT. Cooper's statement that a gen. eral alssitude was the surest indica- tion of this trouble seeS1s to be cor rect. Statements by people who have had this experience seem to be very much alike. All saying that a feeling of extreme weariness and lack of energy which they attributed to stom- ach trouble, had afflicted them.
 A statement of this character, which is almost identicalf with all those given by people who have had the same experience, is as follows:
 Mrs. B. Prengel. living at 404o St. Ferdinand street, who was relieved of one of these parasites by tne Cooper preparation, whenS see9by a reporter, said:
 II have been inN toor health for six years. I was in a general run down condition; I attributed this to stomach trouble, as 1 had very ir regular appetite, and would have a bloating sensation after meals. My chief trouble was that felt tired all the time. Even in the morning after a nights sleep, would wake up feel ing no more refreshed than when went to bed. I had dizzy spells and would see spots before my eyes, and the least exertion would tire me It was an effort to attend to my duties, and even my mind seemed dull and sluggish
 My eyesight has been getting poor CT lately, and I noticed that my mem- ory was not as good as it used to be. If stood for any length of time I would have dull pain in the lower part of my back and if ascended the stairs quickly my heart beat very rapidly"
 Tried every sort of preparation, hoping to throw off this dull feeling. l heard so much about this man Coop CT, that I decided to try his prepara- tion. I bought two bottles of New Discovery. I took only a few doses of the preparation and tapeworm left my system. It was about fifty feet in length, as near as could judge. Now I know what has been the matter with me all these years and l am sure I will be all right again"
 The success of these-new prepara- tions in St. Louis is confined largely to cases of stomach trouble, but the medicine seems to be remarkably suc- cessful in cases of rheumatism. MT. Cooper ascribes this to the fact that stomach trouble is indirectly respon-
 sible for many diseases. rheumatism
 being among them.