The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-13
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POPULAR faith
IN COOPER GROWS
Numbers of Salt Lake People
IndOrse Theories of East
ern Expert.
IDEAS GAIN APPROVAL
AMONG CITIZENS HERE
Increasing Favor Is Shown His
New Methods of Combat
ing Disease.

The new medical IDEAS which in many
lished cult, have found great favor
among Salt Lakcrs since the arrival
here of the Cooper " stomach man who
originated them. Scores of enthusiastic
converts to his theories have given some
remarkable statements in explaining
their belief in the new methods. When
interviewed at his headquarters at
Smith s "'Busy Corner drug store, the
stomach man. said:
My ideas seem to have met popular
favor here, as in the Eastern cities
where / have been. Many Of those who
call here 10 tell me of the success of
my methods in their cases would not
want me to use their names: However,
here arc some you may use':
lie handed over the counter bulky
package of letters indorSing his theories.
few, chosen at random, and con
densed. follow:
j. E. ANDERSON, No. . Annex
apartments, was a very sick man for a
number Of years, suffering from stomach
trouble; had no appetite, suffered from
headaches and nervousness and chronic
constipation: everything be took failed
TO relieve, until he began Cooper s
treatment. Eight weeks course of treat
mcnt made n new man of him, he SAYS
and restored his health and interest
in life.
J. +. MORRIS, 1910 johnson avenue
police officer, stationed on the '' Busy
Corner led to try Cooper s treatment
for himself and wife by watching
| crowds visit stomach man, was cured
of stomach trouble and catarrh Of sev'
eral years standing, and his wife quick
| ~ rid herself through remedies Of ca
taTrhal cold which had lasted months,
MRS. a. WHIMPLE. 213 East South
street, secured new health through
| Cooper treatment, after suffering ncarlN
seventeen years from catarrh of the
stomach and kindred ills.
MRS RICHARD HAWLEY. -;
South First West street, suffered fou1
years from stomach trouble, and feared
she had cancer. taking food was torture
gas forming. which would be followed
| by a nauscating and faint feeling, with
dizzy spells Could not cat solid fooI
when she began treatment; now say'
she can eat anything and is completely
and perfectly restored to health.
MRS. ALICE NJ. BRADLEY. los
Center street, tried Coopcr's remedies
| Boston; was Skeptical of him, but tool
| his treatment and was cured of stom
ach trouble in its worst form within
eight weeks
MISS LILLIAN FORD, Gold hotel
suffered several years from what sh'
thought was stomach trouble; doctoreC
for many diseases without relief. be
licving she had kidney and liver trou
| bic. bad blood or n weak heart; appetite
was irregular, with gnawing pain IL
the pit of the stomach at times, together
with much nervousness and dizziness
Took course of Cooper treatment and M
enormous tapcworm passed from her sys
! ten. She is now on the rapid road tc
| recovery.
w. III. PATTON, Payson. Utah, haC
catarrh Of the stomach. with all symp
toms: feet and legs were so badly
swollen when he first visited tn,
'stomach man. that he could hardly
walk; had tried everything without re
| lief, and now says he is a well man.