Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-11-23
That is the Way Cod Liver Oil
Would Become in Warm
Weather.
Thus Patients Were Obliged to Omit
Taking What Was a Valuable Rem
edy for Wasting Diseases.
Now That We Have vnoI, Cod Liver Oil With
out Any Grease, This Trouble Has Been En-.
tireiy Overcome.

1T was no use to try and doctor a
man in hot weather, who suffered
from a wasting disease of any sort.
especially consumption, in the old days
when we used cod liver OIL" said Mr..
.. Z. Webster of the well known firm
or Eowditch, Webster & Co. the other
day in speaking of cases that would
have been thought hopeless a few
years ago, but We're now readily cured
by the great modern tonic reconstruc-
tor Vinol.
You see with such troubles a mans
stomach is one of the first organs to
give out, and it was absolutely impos-
sible to administer that horrible, greasy
mess-cod liver oil--that was such 4
valuable remedy for such diseases.
That is just why Vinol is accomplishing
so much. AS you know, and the public
generally have learned, it is most
pleasant to take and does not contain a
particle of fat or grease.
"Vinol can therefore be taken right
straight through the year if it is nee
essary, and it is necessary to continue
medicine right straight through the
year when the case is of long standing
With such patients it was the in
terruption of the medicine that was so
disastrous, when we were obliged to
suspend giving cod liver oil as soon as
the weather became warm, if, in fact.
which was too often the case, we were
not obliged to give it up even during
the most favorable weather, such an
injurious effect did the awful grease
have on the stomach.
Here is a letter have received from
Mr. Harris Chadwell, an extremely we'll
known chemist of a great deal of abil-
ity in that good old carriage town of
Amesbury, Mass. He writes concern
ing Vinol very much on this subject.
His letter reads this way:
''Vinol shows itself to particular adj
vantage in warm weather. That is the
time when people suffering from vast
ing diseases need as much medicine as
they do in the midst of winter. That
is the time when our heretofore best
known remedy for wasting diseases,
cod liver oil, was sure to become doubly
obnoxious.
Even those who succeeded in taking
cod liver oil in cold weather had to give
it up as soon as the weather became
warm. 1t seems to me from my study
of Vinol that the world will be rcvolu-
tionized.
Il think you have in Vinol all that
was ever necessary in cod liver oil to
make it the greatest known specific for
consumption and other similar troubles,
namely the active curative principles of
the Gods liver. What is more you have
succeeded in emitting every part of it
ho
grease. Now that you have accom-
plished this, we will be able to give to
the public the medicinal part of the
Gods liver, with none of the grease
which was it's great drawback, and
what is more that we are enabled to
give it to them in such a delicious and
palatable form, l firmly believe you
should be looked upon as a benefactor
to the human race.
The manner in which the public are
accepting Vinol and are using it so ex-
tensively proves again that an article
Of actual merit is bound to succeed.
Yours very truly, Harris Chadwell.''
THAT is very true indeed said Mr..
Webster You will be surprised how
many people with constitutional ten
denotes to wasting diseases took Vinol
all last summer. 1t was truly wonder
full to see how much better such people
were this last fall than they ever were
before in their lives. Such people only
need to continue to take Vinol for
short time and complete cure will be
effected. They know they are on the
road to recovery and are therefore en-
couraged in continuing with their medi-
cine. Then the fact that Vno is so
positively delicious is another good rea-
son why 1 really think many of them
will be sorry to stop taking it when
they have at last succeeded in curing
themselves entirely