The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-10-27
To Live in These Days of I'M
pTOvement.
Can as Great Strides Re Made Dur
Ing the Next Century as We're
Made in the Last?
There rs Still Chance for Advancement
in Many Things.

Suppose you were obliged to go to New
York; Wouldn't it seem strange to you
to get into an old-fashioned, musty -smel-
ling, jolting stage ooachf 1t was not SO
many years ago that people had to travel
that way.
Think Of the Inconvenience, think OF
the hardships, even, they were obliged to
suffer; and think of the time consumed.
We doubt whether these experiences tend
ed to leng then their lives. 81
1t is just SO with hundreds OF other
things. A great improvement is an
nounced. We marvel at it for few days,
and then accept it as a matter of course.
Now, if it is necessary to go to some
distant city, we are made as comfortable,
if not more SO, than though we remained
right in our homes, and few hours
brings US, without fatigue, to our desti-
nation. There is not a man living who
would prefer the old way, after he has ex-
perienced the delight of modern methods.
But it ia not in travel alone that I'M
provement has been made. There are
many other things nucn more vital to
the ultimate good of man than easier
methods of going from place to place, and
nothing, probably, will illustrate this
D6GU0r IMAM Uu6 uilCu-Calk0u-Ol luOl, lUI
in Vinol We see what has formerly been
a necessity, attended with the most dis
agreeable features transformd into what
Is really luxury.
In VinoI we have the elements of what
has been the greatest medicine known to
man for the cure of wasting diseases of
every description, namely, cod liver oil;
but in Vinol we have none of the objec-
tionable features that attended cod liver
oil.
AS Mr.. Jas. ID. Dolan of our city, who
has connected himself with the New York
firm of chemists producing these goods,
will tell you, and as many other drug
gists in town would endorse him, Vinol
is the essence of all that is good in cod
liver oil. Vinol is not patent medicine;
hence its popularity with physicians as
we'll as the public The manner of pro-
ducing Vinol is n new discovery. 1t is
the result of q special process by which
the curative and medicinal elements are
extracted from the liver of the live cod,
leaving behind the fat and grease.
just the right proportion needed of
this extract is dissolved in delicate table
wine, and so today in the line of medi-
cine, all who have found it necessary to
take cod liver oil, may do away with all
the disagreeable features of the old way,
discarding the horrible grease which may
be likened to the numbering and I'M
healthful vehicle of travel of the past,
and take instead, as MIR. Dolan himself.
in speaking of the matter, described it,
'the elegant and modern vestibuled
train OF medicine, finding in Vinol the
elements 70 much needed to restore health
entirely disguised and much more rapid
and efficient in the ma nner that they op-
crate, than could have been expected in
the old and cumbersome way in which
this valuable rem edy was formerly taken.
For the convenience of the public furth-
er down town, Mr.. D olan has established
branch Vinol agency at d. W. Hesel-
time & Co. S, Congress, Cor. Myrtle
streets