The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-10-31

and after using it for a few days this
! awful thing passed from my system.
feel much better already and | want to
say right here that l thank Mr.. Cooper
a hundred times for what his medicine
! has done for me. | would not take
$4,000 and have that thing back in my
system again
A story with touch of pathos was
related by gentleman conversant with
the facts that illustrate the kindly nature
OF the philanthropist, and explains to a
great degree his wonderful hold upon the
people.
A delicate woman whose lace bore
, traces of care and suffering, and whose
frail body was distorted by the ravages
of disease called at the Public Drug Store
and asked for Mr.. Cooper, but he was out
and the little woman turned away re-
signedly, but sadly disappointed.
TO her it was another stroke of mis-
fortune and she turned her weary steps
toward the little home, where a sick hus-
band was awaiting her return. But her
disappointment was OF short duration,
for Cooper was just then coming up the
street. Noting the careworn look and
halting step he came quickly forward and
assisted her carefully over the crossing.
BY a few kindly, we'll directed questions
he learned that she had been to call upon
Mr.. Cooper to secure medicine for her
sick husband, who had been i'll for along
time, unable to provide even the barest
neces sites for his little family
/ The poor woman was greatly aston
ished when she found that she was talk
ing to Mr. Cooper himself. He assisted
her back to the drug store, supplied her
not only with the required medicine, but
also with generous handful of silver,
and sent her home with a light heart
and smiles shining through tears. That
night a big basket of groceries was left
at the little home, and it was not hard
| to guess who was the donor
! Another feature of Coopcr's visit to
! this city, and one that has attracted a
| great deal of attention is the many cures
of rheumatism that have been effected
! by the use of his remedies. Among the
number who made statements on this
subject was Louise Herman. 945 North
! avenue, who said:
! Il have for years been a sufferer from
rheumatism and kidney complaint. At
times was unable to walk and my back
was very weak. Ny limbs were very
! sore and swollen and | was in a very ner-
vOus condition. [ could not sleep at
night, always tired in the morning, and
would often have severe headaches. NV
health had entirely broken down and /
had begun to feel as if life was not worth
| living. | had tried different medicines.
| but all to no avail. Nothing seemed to
| help me and did net know what it was
to have we'll and happy day.
'One evening | was reading in the
papers what great results Coopers New
Discovery and Quick Relief were accom-
plishing in Chicago and l made up my
mind to give them a trial, and If they
were what the papers said they were
why then would surely receive some
| benefit.
so purchased some of the medicine
| and after the first few days l noticed
that my sleep was more restful and that
the pain in my limbs was not so bad |
kept on using the medicine and after
two weeks | had nearly recovered my
health. l can never say enough about
| these medicines for l never expected to
see well day again, and here am en-
joying life with my friends, and all due
to the wonderful New Discovery.
Il want to say that it is the greatest
remedy in the world, for it has made me
n we'll woman where all others failed"