The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-02-13

VI L. -. ooOPSi SOililuCo ulI-
abated.
One of the largest crowds that
has yet called upon the noted
philanthropist visited him yester-
day, and a remarkable demonstra-
ton of his power was given before
the entire audience. Selecting an
elderly gentleman whom he noticed
was carrying an ear trumpet,
Cooper motioned for him to come
forward. He poured a few drops
of the peculiar liquid into the mans
ears, and then rubbed them softly
for a moment. Stepping quickly
backward to a distance of thirty
feet, he asked in an ordinary con-
versational tone, "Can you hear
me?" A look of surprise and de-
light spread over the mans face as
he answered, eyes, | can hear you
perfectly"
The gentleman was w. w. War
riner, ISL w. oath street. Mr..
Warmer stated that he had been
deaf for ten years. He said:
"Some ten years ago realized
that | was losing my hearing, and
naturally became quite alarmed
about it. had often to say to the
one that was conversing with,
please speak a little louder and
would miss hearing what was said
entirely. Within the past year
have had patent ear drums of two
different makes fitted to my ears,
but for all the good they did me,
might as we'll have thrown my
money away.
"Then heard of Mr.. Cooper
and came to try his treatment.
am entirely satisfied. | could not
hear my watch tick, even if held
it close to my ear; now can hear it
at distance, and my head feels
clear. can now hear ordinary
conversation at distance. / am
grateful indeed to Mr. Cooper-he
is doing a grand WORK.
| A gentleman by the name of
Emil Winkler exhibited a glass jar,
containing parasite eighty feet
long, which he claimed had passed
from mis- system after taking seven
doses of Cooper's medicine. The
parasite was alive and squirming,
and Mr.. Winkler was anxious to
know what it was.
When Cooper informed him the
cause of his ill health had been re-
moved, he was greatly relieved and
was profuse in. his thanks to the
Iphilanthroptst.
Thousands of people viewed. the
parasite and expressed surprise
that such a thing could exist in the
human system.
Mr.. Winkler is a well-known
electrician, living at 1872 East Ohio
street. In speaking OF his ex-
perience he said:
"For five years | have been more
or less complaining. | have had Sc
we're headaches, and any food that
would eat would nauseate me.
would have bad dreams almost
every night, dizzy spells would COM
| pei me to quit work. Black spots
would appear before my eyes when
STOPPING over and arising quickly.
would feel tired most of the time;
in fact, have had no life in me to
speak of for the last five years. |
tried various treatments, and one
physician in St. Louis was recon-
mended to me and was under his
treatment for some time, but as
usual obtained no relief.
$50 many people asked me to try
the Cooper preparation / decided to
do so, and after using it fora few
days this awful thing passed from
my system. | feel much better
already, and | want to say right
here that thank Mr.. Cooper a
hundred times for what his medi-
cine has done for me. | would not
take $1,000 and have that back in
my system again"
A story with a touch of pathos
was related by gentleman con,
versant with the facts that IL
Illustrates the. kindly nature of the
philanthropist, and explains to a
great degree his wonderful hold on
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, re-
signedly, but sadly disappointed.
To her it was another stroke of
misfortune, and she turned her
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