Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-10-23
MADE THE DEAF HEAR
IN ONE MINUTE
Demonstration Given by Chi
Cages Strange Philanthropist Be-
fore Immense Thfong.
Removes Immense Parasite From Sys-
tenn of Well-Known Man With a Few
Doses of Peculiar Medicine.-Re-
fuses Pay for Services.

visited him yesterday, and remarkable
demonstration of his power was given
before the entire audience. Selecting
an elderly gentleman, whom he noticed
carrying an ear trumpet, Cooper mo-
toned for him to come forward. He
poured few drops of the peculiar liquid
into the mans ears, and then rubbed
them softly for a moment. Stepping
quickly backward to a distance of sixty
feet, he asked in an ordinary CONVEX
sational tone, "Can you hear me?" A
look of surprise and delight spread over
the mans face as he answered, Yes,
/ hear you perfectly.
The gentleman was Mr.. John Auft-
ming, 81 Boston avenue. Mr.. Aaftning
stated that he had been deaf for many
years. He said:
For nearly nineteen years I heard
nothing. | had a terrible, rumbhng
noise constantly in my head that was
almost maddening. 1t appeared at
about the time lost my sense of hear
ing, and no matter what treatment or
remedies tried, could find no relief.
Once in long while | could just barely
distinguish noise, but IN all of those
long years was unable to hear hui
man voice. had given up hope and
had resigned myself to life of silence
when | 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 faith
fully Now, thanks to the Cooper med
icines alone, / can hear as well as |
ever did III my lite. My family, and
every one that knows re will 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 statement of their con-
dition and having followed his instruc-
tons, had returned to tell hin Of their
cures.
A gentleman by the name of Emil
Winkler exhibited glass jar. contain
ing 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. Winl1ler was anxious
to know what it was.
When Cooper informed him the cause
of his i'll health had been removed. he
was greatly relieved, and was profuse
in his thanks to the philanthroplst.
Thousand of people viewed the para
site, and expressed surprise that such
thing could exist in the GIman system.
Mr.. Winkler is weIs-known cleo
trician, living at 1872 East Ohio street
In speaking of his experience, 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 every night, dizzy
spells would COMPEL me to quit work.
Black spots would appear before my
eyes when STOPPING over and rising
quickly. | 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 ply
stefan in st. Louis was recommended to
me and | was under his treatment some
time, but as usual obtained no relief.
so many people asked me to try the
Cooper preparation / decided to do so.
and after using it for few days this
awful thing passed from my system. ]
feel much better already, and | want
to say right here that | thank Mr..
Cooper a hundred times for what his
medicine has done for me. | would not
take S., 900 and have that thing back in
my system again. F"
A story with a touch of pathos was
related by gentleman conversant with
the facts that illustrates the kindly ma
ture of the philanthropist, and explains
to great degree his wonderful hold
upon the people.
A delicate woman whose face 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 MIR. Cooper, but
he was out and the little woman turned
away, resignedly, but SADLY disap-
pointed.
To her it was another stroke of mis-
fortune, and she turaed her weary steps
toward the little home, where sick
husband was awaiting herreturn. But
her disappointment was of short dura-
ton, for Cooper was Just then coming
up the street. Noting the careworn
look and hating step, he came quickly
forward and assisted her carefully over
the crossing. By few kindly. we'll
directed questions, he learned that she
had been to call upon Mr.. Cooper &c
secure medicine for her sick husband
who had been i'll for long time, un-
able 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 medicines,
but also with generous handful of
silver, and sent her home with light
heart and smiles shining through tears.
That night big basket of groceries
was left at the little home, an0 1T was
not hard to guess who was the donor.
Another feature of Cooper's visit to
this city, and one that has attracted
great deal of attention, is the many
cures of rheumatism that have been
effected by the use of his remedies
A r1ng the number who made state
menus on this subject was Louise Her
man, 9i5 North avenue, who said:
81 have for years been a sufferer from
rheumatism and kidney complaint. At
times was unable to walk and my
back was very weak. My limbs were
very sore ar swollen and was III
very nervous condition | could not
sleep at night, always felt tired in the
morning, and would often have severe
headaches. My health had entirely
broken down and had begun to feel as