Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-03-11

for me. would not take 1000 and have
that back in my system again"
A story with touch OF pathos was re-
lated by gentleman conversant with the
facts that illustrates the kindlynature 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 Mr.. Cooper, but he was out and the
little woman turned away, resignedly, but
sadly disappointed.
To her it was another stroke of misfor-
tune, and she turned her weary steps to-
ward the little home, where sick hus-
band was awaiting her return. But her
disappointment was of short duration, for
Cooper was just then coming up the street.
Noting the careworn look and hating
step, he came quickly forward and as
sisted her carefully over the crossing. By
a few kindly, well-directed questions, he
learned that she had been to call upon Mr..
Cooper to secure medicine for her sick
husband, who had been ill for long time,
unable to provide even the barest necessi-
ties for his little family.
The poor woman was greatly astonished
when she found that she was talking to
Mr.. Cooper himself. He assisted her back
to the drug store, supplied her not only
with the required medicines, but also
with a generous handful of silver, and
sent her home with light heart and
smiles shining through tears. That night
a big basket Of groceries was left at the
little home, and it was not hard to guess
who was the donor.
Another feature of Cooper's visit to this
city, and one that has attracted a great
deal of attention, is the many cures of
rheumatism that have been effected by the
use OF his remedies. Among the number
who made statements on this subject was
Louise Herman, 9i5 North avenue, who
said:
81 have for years been sufferer from
rheumatism and kidney complaint. At
times was unable to walk and my back
was very weak. My limbs were sore and
swollen and was in very nervous con-
dition. could not sleep at night, always
felt tired in the morning and would often
have severe headaches. My health had
entirely broken down and began to feel
as il life was not worth living. had
tried different medicines, but all to no
avail. Nothing seemed to help me and 1
did not know what it was to have a well
or happy day.
"One evening l was reading in the
papers what great results Cooper's New
Discovery and Quick Relief were accom-
plishing in Chicago, and made up my
mind to give them a trial, and il they
were what the papers said they were, " by
then would surely receive some benefit.
$50 purchased some Of the medicine
and after the first few days noticed that
my sleep was more restful and that the
pain in my limbs was not SO bad. 1 kept
on using the medicine and after two weeks
had nearly recovered my hesltn. I can
never say enough about these medicines,
for never expected to see well day
again, and here am enjoying life with
my friends, and all due to the wonderful
New Discovery.
~ want to say that it is the greatest
remedy in the world, for it has made me
well woman where all others failed"