Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-15
DOCTORS ARE GLAD.
A Remedy Endorsed by the
Medical Profession Must
Be Valuable.
VlnOl is Not Patent Medicine. Everything
In it Is on Each Bottle.
PHYSICIANS RECOGNIZE IN 1T A VALU-
ABLE ALLY. ONE OF THEM
INTERVIEWED.

Reputable practitioners do not approve of
patent medicines. With this knowledge in
mind. reporter decided to find out ex-
actly what was thought of Vinol by the
medical profession.
Vinol, to be sure, is not a patent medi-
cine. Everything in it is printed on the
praise have been spoken for it in the past
few weeks that a prominent doctor in our
city was called upon for his opinion.
The doctor happened to be the medical
adviser of the reporter, who was greeted
by him with an inquiry in regard to the
scribe's health. mo, doctor, l do not wish
your advice particularly for myself, but
want to- find out what you think about
something that seems to be agitating the
public good deal. You know last year
after was sick you told me 1 had better
take something to help build me up and
advised cod liver oil. You know weh
didn't get along with it, and how impossi-
Die 1t was for me to take the rank stuff,
you were obliged to treat me again for
the same trouble, whether you would rec
ommend the same remedy"
For goodness sake" said the doctor,
what are you driving at? You are the
very picture of health. Better than have
seen you looking for long time"
The truth of the matter is," said the re-
porter, Il never could get on my feet after
my. trouble Of last year. and have been
feeling more or less miserable, until
heard or new remedy a while ago, and
weeks, and as you see am looking better
and feel just as good as l look" The doc
tor scowled and said, II thought you had
TOO much good sense to risk running your
health by taking patent medicines"
Well that is just the point, DOCTOR"
said the reporter. II do not think this is
a patent medicine. What have been TAX
ing is Vinol" The expression of the doc
race 2 ri q F1d ha
marked, We'll, you are all right, Old man.
II that IS what you are prescribing for
yourself, would very likely have done
the same thing, if you had asked my ad-
vice. In fact, l am now every day recon-
mending patients to take Vinol whom a
year ago L would have advised to take cod
Eyes, sir; Vinol is all right in every way
1t is not patent medicine. I know am
about it. | could make it myself if I had
the apparatus. There is no secret about it,
now to extract the active medicinal prin-
ciples from the liver of the cod. This was
a discovery, They got just the curative
properties that they desired without the
fat or grease, and they put exactly the
right amount Of this condensed medicine
II a delicious table wine, and added to
that little organic iron to increase the
tonic, effect, and now in a tablespoonful
or what really appears to be a delicious
WINE, you are getting all the good that
you would have been able to have OBJ
tanned from far greater quantity of that
awful. greasy mixture that you were
obliged to give up taking last year. Your
improved appearance, and as you say the
Improvement In your feelings, should con-
vince you of the merits of Vinol.
What is more, my boy, do not think
that doctors are eranks. We object to pat
ent medicines, to be sure, but the up-to-
date doctor is the first to seize upon a
discovery such as is Vinol, recognizing
that it is an instrument placed in our
hands, by the judicious use of which we
a II11f Of 4
Until repairs are completed in my store,
Yinoi will be found on sale at the store of
Brewer & Co. Front St
(Signed) George z. Fairbanks.