The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-23
WORTH ! MILLIONS v |,
Yet Could Not &, Buy
A Bread, So,@Goes
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like the Man at Klondike. Who
i Died Of Starvation, With His
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Many Die Yearly, With Means Of Sal
i walton at Hand, Were They
r But Able to Use Them.

4 walton at Hand, Were They
But Able to Use Them.
Physicians the world over have
known of and believed in the virtues
Of cod liver oil. They have, alas
also realized it's awbacks and the
impoesibility of administering it
where it would do no good. Doctors
have seen hundreds of people die OF
consumption and other wasting
diseases, whom they knew might
have been saved had they only
been able to take enough cod liver
oil to obtain from it a sufficient
amount of the medical principles
which it contained.
It is not necessary to 60 to doctors
to know why cod liver oil has not
been popular remedy or, to realize
how few people are able to take
enough Of it to do them any good.
The many who have needed and
attempted to take this nauseating
remedy, they are still in a position
where they need cod liver oil. are
the ones who should throw thei1
hats in the air and shout their JOY
from the housetop at the news which
comes to us of Vinol.
These are the people who will
never forget the name of this new
remedy, nor will they ever cease to
thank Mr.. F. M. Hickman our
prominent druggist who has become
famous in the past few days, on
account of his connection with the
Boston firm who have introduced
this same remedy.
How simple it all sounds, now
that we know of it. Here Mr..
Hickman has, right in his store, a
preparation that looks like and
tastes like delicious wine. It is a
delicious wine, only there has been
added to it this extract Of cod &
liver, this peculiar special extract
of the curative principles, the means
of obtaining which is the only dis
overy about Vjnol. We do not be-
lived there is no invalid IN this city
suffering from throat, lung or bron-
chial troubles, or in fact any vast
ing disease, but has already interest
ed himself in this preparation.
MI. Hickman is kept busy ex-
planning it's merits and telling his
mauy friends how it is now possible
to take all that is necessary of cod
liver oil, or Vinol, Its concentrated
active medicinal principles, to over
come disease. It has not been
difficult matter for him who explain,
as he has done, the absolute useless
ness of the grease itself and to
demonstrate the great value of tho
medicinal properties of the liver of
the cod. It has not been necessary
for him to tell sufferers from such
troubles that fat does not make fat,
but simply upsets and disarranges
the stomach.
There are many people right
here in our city who know from
but a few days experience how
umch benefit they are deriving from
this preparation, and who have al
ready learned that the medicinal
prop srties of Vinol act in most
manner in checking the
symptoms of disease, while at the
same time enabling the stomach to
al digest from palatable,
everyday food, the necessary nour-
ishment to renew tissue depleted by
disease.
Mr.. Hickman is justly pleased at
the success that will attend the con-
aetcion he has made with the prom
nent Boston firm who are putting
his preparation, and justly deserves
Ill the fame and profit that will at
;ach themselves to his name, on
account of his enterprise in intro
lucing Vinol to our city.
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