Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-29
Clam Juice.

One OF the best things for a disordered stom-
ach IS clam Juice, and its curative properties are
such that many OF our eminent physicians re-
commend it unfaihng remedy when medi-
cines are of no earthly use. 1t is a natural pro-
duct direct from nature S great laboratory, and
nature s work Is always well done. Some one
has discovered too. that a glass OF clam Juice
taken before breakfast is a sure preventive OF
seasickness, and Is now largely used for that
purpose. Nature, too, has provided in clam
juice remedy for other sufferings of mankind
Those who are dyspeptic, or who have weak and
dlsordered stomachs, or those who through an
excess OF soclaDlllty the night before,
have acquired such nauseating sensations
that they not even bear the sight OF food can
ind relief. Happily some one with genius for
investigation, found out that clam Juice was lust
the thing needed for such mishaps and since
then many have blessed the discoveTer Of this
very important fact, and find that nature mas
thus provided remedy when doctors have
failed. As food for children. clam Juice has no
equal, and as matter OF record the life OF more
tnan one child has been saved by It's use, Tor il
viii stay on the stomach when nothing else viii.
II is the most digestible food known; and at the
same time there IS nothing more noprishing.
These facts have long been known TO the
physicians, but the trouble has been that
pure, clear clam Juice was not easy TO
overcome by Messrs. j. a. DOxsee & Son
proprietorS of the canning establishment at
1sip, L. L, who make specially Of canning
Little Neck clans the juice OF which has here
tofore been thrown away until they were APP
pealed 70 by Messrs. Fenable & Heyman OF this
city 10 try and preserve IT. This the Doxsees
have succeeded IN doing, and now Messrs. V &
II. are able to provide their customers with one
of the best Known natural tonics in the world
perfectly pure and clean. Little Neck clans
seem to supply the only variety Of Juice that il
palatable, the other kinds being strong and too
fshy, both in taste and smell. These clans are
also very clean when taken out of the water. but
undergo a still further and more thorough
washing before being transferred TO the receiver,
in which, by the aid of steam, they are forced 10
relinquish the juices that have proved
so valuable an addition to the materia medica.
The product thus obtained is simply placed in
air-tight cans. and viii keep for any length OF
time in any climate. The liquor dealers. keenly
alive to anything that viii benefit their business,
were the first TO realize that, nerve Festorer,
clam Juice beats the meat extracts and other in
vigoratoTs, and are rapidly introducing il. It is
very strange that this nutritious and wholesome
food should have been so long overlooked. but
now that its merits are being known, it IS be-
&C ming very popular. To those who have tried
every sort of remedy and with not the slightest
good result, it might be said, after you have
grown tired of depending money on patent d.
cines and doctors try little clam juice, and then
notice the difference in your present feelings and
general health. ''-lNew York Dispatch.