Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-12
Will PLEASE MANY.
A Valuable Remedy For VAST
ing Diseases, Put Up in an
Entirely New Form.
Doctors and Druggists, as Well as the
Public, Are Deeply Interested.
Bound to RevOIutiOnize the Science of
Medicine in America.

Nowadays it takes considerable to as
tonish the world So many wonderful
things have been discovered in the past
century that 1t has seemed almost impos-
sible that anything more could be found
to add to the comfort or benefit of man.
Probably no branch of science has made
such wonderful strides as have been made
in the practice of medicine Diseases that
number Of years ago were considered
fatal are now known to he curable. Even
consumption is no longer looked upon
with the dread that it formerly inspired.
1t is right on this line Of wasting dis
eases that we now have news of a Won
derful discovery-one that is bound to
revolutionize the science of medicine and
startle the world. Every one is familiar
with methods that have been employed
by physicians for years, in cases that
they We're afraid would develop into a
decline. In all troubles of the throat,
lungs, bronchial tubes and other similar
ailments that were known to end disas-
trously, about the first thing the doctor
would do would be to recommend cod
liver oil, for cod liver oil has been recog-
nlzed Tor a great many years as poss ess-
ing peculiar medicinal properties particu-
larly adapted for the cure of such
troubles.
Every one knows the objection, how
ever, to the use of this nauseating remedy
80 extremely disagreeable is the taste and
smell OF COO liver oil that many people
have actually been unable to take a single
dose of it. Many others have made heroic
efGorts to take the medicine, but have
been obliged to abandon it after struggl-
ing With the horrible stuff for few days.
Ihe consequence is that thousands have
drifted into incurable diseases who might
have been saved, had it been possible to
administer this potent medicine. Enough
people have been able to asSimilate cod
liver oil to prove to the medical profession
and the world at large, its intrinsic value.
such, patients as were blessed with un-
usually strong stomachs derived benefit
from cod liver oil. Why then, could not
form of it be devised, to be administered
to patients whose digestive organs had
been weakened by disease
This is exactly what scientists and
chemists have been aiming at for years.
and this is exactly what has been accom-
plished by two prominent French chem
America and our own Mr. Geo. z. Fair
banks has succeeded in connecting him.
self with the prominent firm of New York
chemists who are placing this new pre-
paration on the market. The preparation
in question, now that it has been discoV-
cred, like all other great inventions Is
simple. By peculiar process the liver of
the live cod is treated in such g. manner
that there is obtained an extract which
contains all, and only all, Of the curative
properties that have made cod liver oil
famous. The horrible-s smelling, nauseat-
ing-tasting fat that has always been a
part of this remedy, has been left entirely
behind.
This curative extract is the basis of
Ninol, which Mr.. Fairbanks is presenting
10 the public. Ii is placed in a. delicious
table wine, and in itself being tasteless,
the consumer is unable to distinguish the
fact that he is taking anything more than
a pleasant claret
Mr.. Fairbanks has indeed struck it just
right in making arrangements to handle
this new remedy, which goes under the
name of Vinol-Wine of Cod Liver Oil. 1t
is worth any ones while to talk to him
about it and to learn directly from him
the good that is being done by finding a
way to administer what has always been
a horrible and much dreaded medicine, in
a form that is actually pleasant to say
nothing of being a hundred times as eff
cieut