Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-18
ACQUIRING l BIG FORTUNE 1 VuTpA|at's Success in WateT- | buTy--AII Statements l Proven INTERNAL PARASITES Are Undoubtedly Responsible For Much Ill Health Some Inter-
 views on the Subject Office
 Will Be Kept Open on
 Sunday.
INTERNAL PARASITES

The remarkable results which are being accomplished in Waterbury by Vurpillat have become topic of uni versal interest during the past week. Reports that preceded his visit to this city told of Mir Yurpillat's great sue ces in the west But the man and his medicine did not attract widespread attention until the beginning of his second week here. Then the interest in him became very noticeable and has steadily gathered headway until his preparations are now sold in enor. nous quantities and his headquarters is most interesting place in which to spend half hour. People are com ing from all parts of the city to see him. The young man and his assist ants are surrounded by swarms of humanity from early until late-some to tell what has been accomplished for them by the Vurpillat medicines, oth- CTS to buy the remedies.
 Perhaps nothing has done more to arouse this interest than Mir Vurpillats statement concerning internal para sites, or tape worms, as they are com monly called. At the commencement of his visit to this city, he claimed that these creatures were responsible for much of the i'll health of this gen eration, he claimed that large per centage of all chronic stomach trouble was caused by them, he stated that his New Discovery" would prove this theory to be correct as it would re. move hundreds of these tape worms before he left the city.
 These statements seem 10 have been completed verified During the past two weeks a number of people who have been taking the Vurpillat prep aration for some form of stomach trouble have been relieved of one of these parasites. In consequence Nur' pillat and his theories have been growing into greater prominence eacL day.
 4 reporter who watched to ascer- tain, if possible some light on the req sons for the immensity of Vurpillat's success interviewed about twenty ot his callers yesterday afternoon. The statements made by those seen ind cate that persons who claim that yur' pillat is merely passing fad, have not looked into the facts.
 Some of these statements were a. follows: Mrs Mary Arosa. living al 20 Redwood street, upon being ques toned, said: T have been troubled with deafness since I was eight years old. l had tried great many differ ent medicines and visited several phy sicians hut none helped me. l bearC great deal about what the Vurpilla remedies could do for deafness ant decieded to try them. I am happy tt say that after one application of thi wonderful medicine my hearing wal greatly improved and l am convinced that at last have the means of re lease from deafness.
 The statement of Edward Bowling living at g Ridge street, was as fol lows: T have been a sufferer witt rheumatism for several years. ha, never found anything that would d' me any good and despaired of find ing relief It had finally become s' bad that my ankle was swollen twic, its normal size and I was obliged t' use a cane. After one application Q the New Discovery was able to wall without any inconvenience. hav' nothing to thank for my release bu yurpillat's New Discovery"
 For the benefit of the working peo pie who are unable to come during tn week the office in the new Bucking ham building will be kept open Sun day from 9 a. m. to 3 D. m.. wher' consultation and examination are frc ! to all.