The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-01-31
GREAT INDLED
Will be the Advantage De-
rived from an Old Rem
edy in New Form.
W. E. Pelham & Son, Druggists Of our
City, Interested.
The Public Marvel, and Doctors Every
where Pleased.

Nowadays 1t takes considerable to
astonish the world. So many wonder
full things have been discovered in the
past century that it has seemed almost
impossible that anything moro could he
found to add to the comfort or benefit
of man.
Probably no branch of science has
made such wonderful strides as have
been made in the practice of medicine.
Diseases that number Of years ago
were considered fatal, are now known
to be durable. Even consumption is no
longer looked upon with the dread that
it formerly inspired.
1t is right on this line of wasting dis
eases that We now have news of d won
derful discOvery-one tina is bound to
reyoluti0niZe the science of medicine
aud startle the world. Every one is
familiar with the methods that have
been employed by physicians for years,
in cases that they were afraid would
develop into decline. In all troubles
Of the throat, lungs, bronchial tubes
and other similar ailments that were
known to end disastronsly, about the
first thing the doctor would do would
be to recommend cod liver oil, for cod
liver oil has been recognized for a great
many years as possessing peculiar med
for the cure Of such troubles.
Every one knows tho objection, how
ever, to the use OF this nauseating rem
edy. SO extremely disagreeable is the
taste and smell of cod liver oil that
many people have actually been un-
able to take single dose of 1t. Many
others have made heroic efforts to take
the medicine, but have been obliged to
abandon it after struggling with the
horrible stuff for few days.
The consequence is that thousands
have drifted into incurable diseases
who might have been saved, had it been
possible to administer this potent medi-
cine. Enough people have been able
the medical profession and tho world
at large, its intrinsic value. Such pa
tients as were blessed with unusually
strong stomachs derived benefit from
cod liver oil. Why then, could not a
form Of it be devised, to be admins
tered to patients whose digestive or
gans had been weakened by disease.
This Is exactly what scientists and
chemists have been aiming at for years,
and this is exactly what has been ac-
complished by two prominent French
chemists. Their secret has been brought
to America and our own w. e. Pelham
& S0n nave succeeded IN connecting
himself with the prominent firm of Bos.
ton chemists who are placing this new
preparation on the market. The prep
aration in question, now that it has
been discovered, like all other great
inventions, is simple. BY II peculiar
process the liver of the live cod is
treated in such a manner that there is
obtained an extract which contains all
and only all, of the curative properties
that have made cod liver oil famous.
The Notwithstanding, nauseating-t -tast.
ing fat that has been left entirely be-
hind.
This curative extract is the basis of
Vinol which w. T. Pelham & Son are
presenting to the public. It is placed
in q delicious table wine, and in itself
being tasteless, the consumer is unable
to distinguish the fact that he is TAX
ing anything more than q pleasant port
wine.
w. e. Pelham g. Son have indeed
struck it just right in making arrange
ments to handle this new remedy,
which goes under the name Of Vinol,
Wine of Cod Liver Oil. 1t is worth
any ones while to talk to them about
1t and to learn directly from them the
good that Is being done by finding Il
way TO administer what has always
been horrible and much dreaded
medicine, in form that is actually
pleasant, to say nothing Of being hun
dred times more efficient.