The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-10-31
MADE THE DEAF
HEAR in ONE r1INUTE
Remarkable Demonstration Given by Chicagos
Strange Philanthropist Before Immense
ThrOng.
Removes Immense Para site from System of WeKnown
Man With q Few Doses of Peculiar Medicine
Refuses Pay For Services.

Chicago, October 24-Special- Excite-
ment over the marvellous cures of L. T.
Cooper continues unabated.
One of the largest crowds that has yet
called upon the noted philanthropist
visited him yesterday, and remarkable
emOnstration Of his power was given
before the entire audience Selecting an
elderly gentleman, whom he noticed car
rying an ear trumpet, Cooper motioned
for him to come forward. He poured a
few drops of a peculiar liquid into the
mans ears and then rubbed them softly
for moment. Stepping quickly back
ward to a distance OF sixty feet, he asked
in an ordinary conversational tone,
Can you hear me?'' A look of surprise
and delight spread over the mans face
as he answered, Eyes, hear you per-
fectly."
The gentleman was Mr. John Auftning,
81 Boston Avenue. Mr.. Auftning stated
that he had been deaf for many years.
Ne said:
"For nearly nineteen years l heard
nothing. | had terrible rumbling
noise constantly in my head that was
almost maddening 1t appeared at
about the time lost my sense of hearing,
and no matter what treatment or rene
dies | 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 human
voice. | had given up hope and resigned
myself to q 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 medi-
cines alone, | can hear as we'll as | ever
did in my life. My family. and every one
that knows me, will testify to the Won
derful cure in my case. l 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 vet
| hope for them"
Many of those who called had come to
thank MIR. Cooper for what he had done
for them. they having previously written
him statement Of their condition and
having followed his instructions, had re,
turned to tell him OF their cures
| A gentleman by the name of Emil
Winkler exhibited glass jar, containing
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 squirmins
and Mr.. Winkler was anxious to know
what it was
When Cooper informed him that the
cause of his ill health had been removed
he was greatly relieved. and was profuse
in his thanks to the philanthropist
Thousands of people viewed the para
site, and expressed surprise that such a
! thing could exist in the human system
Mr.. Winkler is a we'll known electrician
living at 1872 East Ohio street In speak.
OF his experience, he said:
| For five years have been more or
less complaining. l have had severe
headaches and any food that would eat
would nauseate me. l 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. l tried various treat
ments, and one physician 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 preparations decided to do so.