The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-20
Invisible Bugs Make Trouble Taken Into Body in Unco0ked Food. HATcHED OUT IN STOMACH The Fearful Parasites Which We
 Mortals Swallow. Caoper's Revelation, Followed By Re-
 suits, . Feature of His
 Boston CsmpaiEs
 For Health.
HATcHED OUT IN STOMACH

Boston, Feb, Is--Probably the most unusual feature of the excitement that has been created by L. T. Cooper's visk to this city is the removal oi parasites or tapeworns by his prepara- hions.
 During the early part of cocper's stay in Boston. individuals who were
 taking his New Discovery" as 1t Is called. brought either to himself or to physicians throughout the, city inn mense parasites that had left the sys- tenn after using the medicine.
 Many of these people were frighten- ed, and cases of this sort become so numerous that Cooper finally made the following statement for publication:
 He said: .fn every city visit, these things are brought to me within few days after my medicine is sold In the city. They are what Is known as the tapeworn, and grow to enormous size.
 Few, indeed, realize how prevalent these creatures are. I think I have been the first to demonstrate what . large factor they are in the poor health of this generation. I believe that fully one-haif of the chronic stomach trouble that is so universal Is caused by those parasites.
 'Jndividuals may have them for years and not be aware of the reason for continued ill-heaith, but attribute it to many different diseases. when in reality one of these creatures is rob- hing them of their vitality.
 These parasites are taken into the system in uncooked food or rare meat, in the form of an egg. which hatches almost immediately. People suffering from them experience a feeling of las- situde and are extremely nervous. The action of the New Discovery na n ha HotoI fe urra and in most cases few doses of the medicine drives the creatures from the system. I will have hundreds of them brought to me before I leave the city"
 This grewsome prophecy has been amply verified, for not only hundreds but thousands of Boston people have been relieved of one of these fearful parasites since taking Cooper's prep arations. and the entire city has been aroused by the fact
 Some of these parasites are of such enormous size as to startle the imaE- ination. The statement of Frank D. Cardeli. living at 56 Temple Street. this city. verifies this. His statement. among others given to a reporter, was as follows:
 For the past five or six years have been a sick man. Twas always tired and badly run down. with scarce ly enough strength to climb the stairs. had severe pains in my back and was subject to dizzy spells. My appe- tite3 was variable--Favenous at times. then again becoming nauseated at the sight of food. Whether l ate much or little 1t seemed to give me no strength.
 All this time was, seeking relief. having treated with a number of phy- sicians as well as trying various patent medicines--from neither of which did l receive the slightest benefit. Then I heard of the Cooper medicines, and though slseptical of results. decided to give the New Discovery a trial
 Before I had taken all of the first bottle passed a tapeworn 63 feet long. and immediately began to notice . decided Improvement, and continued taking the medicine for about a month or more. The results were most sur prising. I am now fully restored to my old-time health and vigor--no more pain, appetite regular--strong and well. | T gratefully appreciate the benefit l have derived from tiis wonderful | Cooper preparation. and sincerely rec | 1t to all sufferers who are | afflicted in like manner as myself. If | my one will call at my homo, or write | 70 me-, I will De glad to assure them | 'f the truthfulness of this statement"
 This story of Mir. Cardell is a fair | 'xample of the experience of an aston- i shing number of Boston people. and | 1ooper's preparations are selling here | D enormous quantities. It is now es- imated that he has sold one hundred housand bottles to date in this city lone. and the sale Is still increasing.