The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-04
TdEY EXP Il: IN
w. t. Pelham & SOn pCiI What They Know.
A Boston Pare' Investigates tn G
Merits OF VinOl.
subject that ~ AEitKtir. III" " h"Ir
Subject that 's hEitxtirg III" Wh"lr
From the Il ,s,un Herald |

From the R 's'on Herald
| There has reached us rumGrI ni II new
| discovery. Something that will rrvulu-
| IiOniIc the prhC ice nf medicine. \
| remedy that has given sufferers frJlH
| wasting diseases hopes Of renewed
health and prolonged life.
| or enough Importance have thr,"
stories appeared that Il special inter-
view with w. f.. Pelham X Sun, Of
| Ncwbcrry, who are interested thrm-
selves in this new preparation which l.
| called NinOl, was Thought advisable.
| Our reporter had no difficulty in find
ing w. f.. Pelham & Sons place 'f
business. The first man he met said:
| "Oh yes, w. t.. Pelham X Son arc the
| men who have the wonderful new rem
cdy that will cure everything that pco-
pie always thought cod liver oil would
help, 'and he wns speedily directed to
| this rutrrprising and busy tStahlish-
| mcnt. w. t.. Pelham X son are hu>i
ness from the word go, but rather OBJ
| jcctcd to this preparation being spread
abroad as Il discovery.
| "Nhy,' said w. f.. Pelham X Son,
"this is no more II new discovery than
WAS the moon when it was first viewed
| through II telescope. The discovery
| existed simply in tn" fact OF finding
| ont means OF getting at the truth ~"
| were after. Perhaps the met Nod might
| hC considered Il discovery. but what We
| have found has been known for years.
| and it Is nothing more nor less than he
| valuable medicinal properties that have
| al ways existed in the Gods liver. aud
| for which cod ivri oil hu> nr"u pre-
| Scrihcd by so many phN etci,n... You
see it is just this way. Cod liver oi!
| lprrhnps you have taken it NourS.'i0 l.
| something that is very valuable, in ali
| sorts OF wasting diseases, and in itself
Is extremely disagrcrahr. WAY |
| firmly believe that II ur,'ul many rH~,,H
| OF consumption even. could hr cured If
I it was possible for tn" p'stirnt to take
| enough cod liver oil 10 let it, VIRTUES,
become manifest. For those who have
a tendency to sore throat. bronchitis,
| coughs, colds, Tor every one OF an unr.
| mic disposition, it has always been
considered ns simply iuvaIuabl, and
vet it has more often been nrc"e~ury to
| abandon it's use than il has brrn posi-
| bic To devise way Of administering ii.
| Two eminent French chemists started
| in and got Interested in the mnttrr.
| and after years Of s:idy they have sue.
| "rrdrd in extracting from the liver Of
| the cod just what II necessary, and
have left behind that ohnox i"us, greasy.
| vilr-tnsting fatty matter, the Thought
| OF which even has turned the stem ,rh>
Of thousands. That is all over now
| We have found way Of getting the
kernel out OF the nut.
| This Ninol that is so much ii a'k,d
about il just exactly that. II is the
| concentrated extract 0f mr,'irE" found
| in the Gods liver that does the good
| The grease is like the shell of the nut,
absolutely useless, only it il different
To the shell OF the nut brc us" besides
being useless il ia extremely ohnoXiuus
and disaErcrnblr to sight, tusLc and
| smell.
We have now taken this extract and
put II sufficient quantity OF It. in de
| demonstrating table wine. We have
| also added small amount OF organic
| iron. This hriHhtrnS the tonic effect
| Of the wine. The extract Of the, cod )
liver comes in u,t the right rrnpuri ion
to do the greatest amount Of good.
| "Ilrrr, drink thiS,' said MIR. J., lhnm,
~ he reached for II bottle and poured
forth what appeared to be, and which
smcllcd like, II delicious, rich wine.
| The reporter hrsitatrd The thought
OF Gods livcrs, or anything to do with
| them, brought back memories Of the
| past, when he himself had made heroic
| struggles to take that awful medicine
| eco ahead and drink it," said Mr.. Pei
| ham The reporter did So, and looked
mp. "Gcs, | know, but that Is all righl.
| | thought you were going to give me
some of that Ninol you were talking
about, and did not know that it, was
your custom to trent Il man intcrvirw-
| ing you, t" Il drink like that
Mr.. Pelham laughed. "Wrll, that is
Ninol that you have taken. Now you
know that part Of what have told YOU
| Ia true. 1t did not taste bad, did IT,"
And it surely did not. "Now," sud
MIR. Pelham, "lct me tell YOU something
| else. You have nst taken, condensed,
or the curative principles Of tn" Gods
liver what you would find in fifty per
| cent. OF its volume Of cod liver oil. You
| can therefore Imagine that il il is No
cessary to take this remedy, how nuch
| easier 1t will be to derive benefit from
| 1t than II used to be when cod liver oil
WAS administered. Do You realize that
| formerly you only obtained II small
proportion OF these same curative prop
critics in whole pint OF that horrible
| Oh? Doesn't that tell the story to you?
| ~ on will have to excuse me now.
| Tor, ns you see, ! am more than driven
or course am getting the advantage
OF the discovery by being directly con.
nccted with the Boston house."
| The reporter thanked Mr.. Pelham
| Tor his kindness, and left him, wondrr-
! ing to himself whether after all man
hau TO be born on purpose to he famous,
or whether notorirty and good fortune
| did not sometimes come rs IL matter of
luck.