Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-14
MUCH ENTHUSIASM
Being Evinced in Medical
Circles in All Cities.
Representative Of a Boston Paper Makes a
Careful Investigation.
Mr.. George E. Fairbanks of this City is
Deeply Interested in This Subject.
MUCH ENTHUSIASM
lErom the Boston Herald }


There have reached us rumors of new
discovery Something that will revolu-
tionize the practice OF medicine. A reme-
dy that has given sufferers from wasting
diseases hopes of renewed health and pro-
longed life.
OF enough importance have these stories
appeared that special interview with Mr.,
George E. Fairbanks of Worcester, who Is
interested himself in this new preparation,
which is called Vinol, was thought ad-
Our i5ip'it reporter had 40 difficulty in finding
Mr.. Fairbanks place of business. The
first man he met said; "Oh, yes, Mr.. Far
new remedy that will cure everything that
people always thought cod liver oil would
help" and he was speedily directed to his
enterprising and busy establishment. Mr..
Fairbanks is business from the word so,
but ra ther objected to the fame of this
preparation being spread abroad as dis
covery.
more a new discovery than was the moon
when it was first viewed through tele-
scope. The discovery existed simply in
the fact of finding out means of getting
at the truth we were after. Perhaps the
method might be considered a discovery,
but what we have found has been known
for years and it is nothing more nor less
than the valuable medicinal properties that
have always existed in the Gods liver, and
for which cod diver oil has been prescribed
by so many physicians. You see 1t is Just
this way. Cod liver oil (perhaps you have
taken it yourself is something that Is
very valuable in all sorts of wasting dis
eases, and in itself is extremely disagreea-
BILE Why l firmly believe that great
many cases of consumption, even, could
be cured If it were possible for the pa
tient to take enough cod liver oil TO let Its
virtues become manifest. For those who
have a tendency to sore throat, bronchitis,
coughs, colds, for every one of an anemic
disposition, ii has always been considered
as simply invaluable; and yet It has more
often been necessary to abandon its use
than it has been possible to devise way
of administering it,
Two eminent French chemists started in
and got interested in the matter, and after
years of study they have succeeded in eX-
tracing from the liver Of the cod just
what is necessary, and have left behind
that obnoxious, greasy. v1le-tasting fatty
matter, the thought OF which even has
turned the stomachs of thousands. That
is all over now. We have just the thing
at last. We have found a way of getting
the kernel out of the nut.
This Ninol that is so much talked about is
just exactly that. 1t is the concentrated
essence of medicine found in the Gods livel
that does the good The grease is like
the shell Of the nut, absolutely useless
nut because besides being useless. it i:
extremely obnoxious and disagreeable Il
sight taste and small.
We have now taken this extract and pu
/ a sufficient quantity of it in a delicious
i tasting table wine We have also added
small amount of organic iron. Thii
heightens the tonic effect, of the wine
The extract of the Gods liver comes il
Just the right proportion to do the great
est amount of good. Here, drink this,
said Mr.. Fairbanks, as he reached for I
bottle and poured forth what appeared t,
be. and which smelled like, a delicious
rich wine.
The reporter hesitated. The thought o
Gods livers, or anything to do with them
DrOuQ6t "a les 0f q aSt y1a1
he himself had made heroic struggles Il
take that awful medicine. $50 ahead ant
drink it, said Mr.. Fairbanks. The re
porter did so, and looked up. yes.
know, but that is all right. 1 thought yol
were going to give me some of that Vino
you were talking about, and did not know
interviewing you TO drink like that.
Mr.. Fairbanks laughed. ''Well that il
,,Ninol that you have taken. Now yol
know that part of what have told you i
true. 1t did not taste bad, did it?" An,
it surely did not. Now" said Mr. Fair
banks, '1et me tell you something else
You have just taken, condensed, OF tn
you would find in fifty per cent of its vol
ume of cod liver oil. You can therefor
imagine that if it is necessary to take thi
remedy, how much easier it will be t,
derive benefit from it than it used to b
when cod liver oil was administered. DV
you realize that formerly you only oh
tanned small proportion of these SAM
curative properties in a whole pint of tina
horrible oil. Doesn't that tell the story t,
you?
you vial have to excuse me now, for al
you see, am more than driven. o
course, l am getting the advantage of th
discovery, by having the goods first on m!
shelf, and also by being directly connected
with the New York house,
The reporter thanked Mr.. Fairbanks fo
his Kindness and left him, wondering Il
himself whether after all, man had t,
be born on purpose to be famous, O
whether notoriety and good fortune dit
not sonetimes come as a matter. Of l,,ck