The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-05
NAMES HOSTSOF
COOPER CONVERTS
Stomach Man Gives Long List
of People Who Took His
Treatment.
GETS ATTENTION HERE
e5 PER CENT OF ILL HEALTH
CAUSED BY INDIGESTION.

The Cooper stomach man." the east
ern expert, who claims that Americans
have. weak stOmachs, and who has at
tracted wide attention in eastern and
Pacific coast cities by his common
sense health theories, seems to be re-.
ceiving an unusual amount of atten-
ton in salt Lake City During the first
day of meeting the people here yesteT-
day his headquarters at Smiths Busy
Corner drug store, at Main and Sec
ond South streets, was thronged by a
constant stream of callers. Many OF
those who came to see him were per-
sons who had known of his work in the
east
The stomach man" claims that 80
per cent of all i'll health is caused 10y
stomach trouble, and nothing else. He
said:
I'm every city where I have been 1
have had brain workers and society
women, clerks, skilled labOrers and
/ their hard working wives call to see me,
and by far the greater proportion OF
| them thought they were suffering from
| some form of nervous trouble. They
| seem to attribute all their troubles TO
nerves. It's not their nerves. It's
/ broken down, overworked, stuffed up
digestive organs-that's where the trou'
/ BILE is" ~
/ Il
/ ed a sensation in San Francisco on ac-
count of the number of well known
citizens there who told through the
| newspapers what you had done for
them. Have you any detailed proof OF
this?"
well, you can look over these" he
replied. Pick out what you want.
He handed over the counter a bundle
of original letters, properly signed, IN
which there must have been thou-
sand. They were all San Francisco
people. A few, selected at random and
condensed. were as follows:
P. H. wagner of 2566 Bryant street
suffered tortures three years from ca
tarrh of the stomach; says any claims
Cooper may make are very conserva
tive.
Mrs. F. Martens of 1857 Golden Cate
avenue: suffered for years with stOm-
ach trouble and nervousness; tool
COoper's treatment and now can hardly
believe she is cured.
Mrs. George Barnett, 524 Montgome
~ avenue: suffered from chronic stom
ach trouble and could eat nothing bu
LIQUID food: now says she is 100 pc
: cent better than for years.
w. B. Johnson, 3246 Twenty-secon'
; street: was a chronic dyspeptic an
consulted many physicians tool
Coopers treatment and obtained relic
p so rapidly, he says, that it was posi-
S lively wonderful.
D Mrs. ]. c. Terwileger of 1920 Churcl
I street; suffered from catarrh of tn
b. stomach for fifteen years; had acut
! gastritis and was run down generally
took Cooper's treatment and now feel
twenty years younger.
Mrs e L. Lewis, 1911 Guerrer
street: suffered six years from chroni
indigestion and feared she had con
I sumption: now we'll again.
Mrs. w. r. Harris, 2029 Fillmor
street: is a trained nurse by profession
= took Cooper's remedy for chronic stom
/. ach trouble and now is a well woman
= her husband cured of rheumatism.
: Joseph Pinkney, 376 san Carlos ave
d nue. was a very sick man for numbe
: of years; suffered from all forms Q
f stomach trouble: gave COOper's medi
: cine a trial and now is a well man.
[ Mrs. William Coleman, 2454 Gear
d street. had stomach trouble and neTv
exhaustion more than a year; too
Cooper treatment three weeks and nO'
is happy, cheerful and light-hearted.
P. L. Archibald. Belmont, Cal: ha
s been a sick man for years with stOm
ach trouble. caused by gastric catarrh
now back at work again, after havin
= been forced to remain idle for Ion
0 time on account of i'll health.
Mrs. Eveline Lesser, 366 Howt
\ / street. had been i'll for several year;
' and neither physicians nor medicine
t helped her in the least: says COOpe
n | preparation is only one she has eve
n found that has real merit and will d
what is claimed for it.
T. c. Simmonds, 96S Hampshire stree
foreman of United States army trans
port dock. suffered more than thirt
years until he met Cooper and tried hi
n / remedy: now is a well man.
Mrs. Florence Russell Jones, Gle
avenue had chronic stomach tTOubl
: for years; called on Cooper in skeI
+ teal frame of mind but now is prou
: to call herself a Cooper convert.
e NJ Henry Meyers, 94S Mission stree
suffered tortures beyond description fC
two years; had catarrh of the stOmac
| and was treated by physicians at val
ious times; took some of Cocper's reme
& DIV and gives all credit to Cooper for til
] CO of he fs n we'll