The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-10-25

CHICAGO, October Spec1aI--
Excitement over the marvellous cures
of L. T. Cooper continues undated .
One of the largest crowds that has
yet called upon the noted philan-
thropist visited him yesterday, and
a remarkable demonstration Of his
power was given before the entire
audience. Selecting an elderly gen
tlemen, whom he noticed carrying
an ear trumpet, motioued for him
to come forward. Stepping quickly
backward to a distance Of sixty feet,
he asked in an ordinary converse
tional tone, Can you hear me2'
A look Of surprise and delight spread
over the mans face as he answered,
Yes, ] hear you perfectly"
The gentleman was Mr.. John
Auftning, 81 Boston avenue. Mr..
Auftning stated that he had been
deaf for many years. He said:
For nearly nineteen years /
heard nothing. I had a terrible
rumbling noise constantly In my
head that was almost maddening
1t appeared ut about the time / lost
my sense Of hearing, and no matter
what treatment or remedies | tried,
| could find no relief. Once in a
long while | could Just barely dis
tinguish a noise, but in all Of those
long years | was unable To hear a
human voice. ] had given up hope
and had resigned myself to a life Of
silence when l read Of the Cooper
preparations.
Thirty days ago | began the
Cooper treatment, and my condition
was almost Immediately improved.
| began to have confidence and took
the remedies faithfully Now,
thanks to the Cooper medicine alone,
| can hear as well as I ever did in
my life. My family, and every one
that knows me, viii testify to the
wonderful cure in my case. ! shall
always be grateful to Mr.. Cooper for
what he has done for me, and |
want other people who are deaf to
know that there is yet hope for
them.
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 condition and having fol-
lowed his instructions, had returned
to tell him of their cures.
A gentleman of the name of Emil
WinkIer exhibited a glass jar, con
tanning a parasite eighty feet long,
which he claimed had passed from
his system after taking seven doses
of COOper's medicine. The parasite
was alive and squirming, and Mr..
Winkler was anxious to know what
it was
When Cooper informed him the
cause of his i'll health had been re
moved, he was greatly relieved, and
was profuse in his thanks to the
philanthropist.
Thousands Of people viewed the
parasite, and expressed surprise
that such a thing could exist in the
human system.
Mr.. Winkler is well known cleo
trician, living at 1S2 East Ohio
street. In speaking Of his expert
ence, he said:
For five years | have been more
or less complaining. | have had
severe headaches and any food that
| would eat would nauseate me. |
would have bad dreams almost ev-
cry night, dizzy spells would com
pei me to quit work. Black spots
would appear before my eyes when
STOPPING over and rising quickly. l
would feel tired most of the time.
in fact, | have had no life IN me to
speak Of for the last five years. [
tried various treatments, and one
physician in St. Louis was recon-
mended to me and | was under his
treatment some time, but as usual
| obtained no relief.
So many people asked me to try
the Cooper preparations decided
to do so, and after using it for a
few DAYS this awful thing passed