Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-02
SWARMS Of
HUMANITY
Flo,cking to Headquarters Of
Daytonian Who Is
Kept Busy
STORY WITH HUMAN INTEREST
Happy Finale to the Tale of a Painter
Who Had Experiences That Brought
Him Suffering Until Relieved.

Boston, March 1.-The remarkable
results that are being accomplished IN
Boston by L. I. Cooper have become
q topic of universal interest during the
past week.
Reports that preceded his visit to
this city told of Mr.. Coopers great
success in Chicago. But the man and
his medicine did not attract wide
spread attention until the beginning
of his second week here. The the
interest in him became very notice.
able and has steadily gathered head
way until his preparations are now
being sold in enormous quantities. and
his headquarters is most interesting
place to spend a half-hour.
People are coming from all parts of
the city and surrounding towns 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 tor
them by the Cooper medicines; others
to buy the remedies.
Perhaps nothing has done more to
arouse this interest than Mr.. Cooper
statement regarding the human stom-
ach At the commencement of his
visit to this city, he claimed that the
stomach is responsible for much of the
i'll health Of this generation and that
his New Discovery medicine would
prove his theory to be correct.
This statement seems to have been
completely verified. During the past
two weeks hundreds of people who
have been taking the Cooper prepara-
ton have been relieved of various ills.
In consequence, Cooper and his theo-
ries have been growing into greater
prominence each day.
Many of those who called at his
headquarters yesterday had taken the
New Discovery medicine for various
forms of stomach trouble and made
statements as to results obtained by
them.
A statement Of this character, which
is almost identical with all those given
by people who have had the same
experiences, is given by John S. Keen.
a house painter, living at Trenton
Street, East Boston, Mass, who said:
For several years 1 have been in poor
health, a generally rundown condi-
ton. have been treated by various
doctors and taken all kinds of patent
medicines, but received no beneht
from either. Physicians gave me med
icine for Indigestion, dyspepsia and
stomach trouble, but none of them
afforded more than temporary relief.
Ny appetite was variable-sometimes
hungry as a wolf, then again sicken-
ing at the sight Of food.
Il was subject to dizzy spells, which
made it dangerous for me to work on
a ladder, which frequently had to
do. Sometimes a feeling Of faintness
would come over me, and I often mar
rowly escaped falling. After meals I
would become bloated and distressed.
and there was soreness in the pit Of
the stomach.
Hearing Of Mr.. Cooper and what
he had done for others, I decided to
try his medicine. When 1 had used
one bottle of the New Discovery was
feeling fine. All signs of distress left
me- The sense of relief was wonder
full. 1 gained strength rapidly and
am now in splendid condition. The
dizzy feeling has disappeared entirely
and feel like 1 had taken new
lease on life. cannot say too much
in praise Of Mr.. Cooper's medicine"
The Introduction Of these new prep
arations in Boston has been remark
ably successful, and they seem to be
growing more popular each day.