Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-10-28
GREAT INDEED
Will be the Advantage
Derived from
AN OLD REMEDY IN NEW FORM.
Mr.. W. A. Dnzier, Druggist of Our
City, Interested-Public Mar
vel, and Doctors Every
where Pleased.

Nowadays it takes considerable to
a-tonish the world. So many won
dertul things have been discovered in
the past century that it has seemed
almost impossible that anything more
could be found 10 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 dI cad
that it formerly inspired.
1t is right ON this line of wasting
diseases that we now have news of a
wonderful discovery-one thatis bound
to revOlntioplze the science of medi-
cine and startle the world. Every
one is familiar with methods that
have been employed by physicians for
years. in cases that they were afraid
would develop into a decline. In all
troubles of the throat, lungs bronchial
tubes and other similar ailments that
were known to end disastrously. about
the first thing the doctor would do
would be to recommend cod liver oil,
for great many years as possessing
peculiar medicinal properties partic-
| ularly adapted for the cure of such
| troubles.
Every one knows the objection
however, to the use of this nauseating
remedy. So extremely disagreeable
is the taste and smell of cod liver oil
that many people have actually been
l. L ( -.
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 incurahle diseases
who might have been saved had il
been possible TO administer this po-
tent medicine. Enough people have
been able to assimilate cod liver oil to
prove to the medical profession and
the world at large its intrinsic value
Such patients as were blessed with
unusually strong stonachS derived
benefit from cod liver oil. Why, then
could not form of it be devised. to
be administered to patients whose di-
gestive organs had been weakened
by disease.
1HlS Is 6AdCtlN W1dt ScteIbISlS dBU
chemists have been aiming at for
years, and this is exactly what has
been accomplished by two prominent
French chemists. Their secret has
been brought to America, and our
own Mr.. W. A. Dozier has succeeded
in connecting himself with the prom
inent firm of Boston chemists, who
are placing this new preparation on
the market. The preparation IN
question, now that it has been dis
covered, like all other great inven
lions. is simple. BY a peculiar pro-
cess the liver Of the live cod is treat
ed in such manner that there Is oh
tanned an extract which contains all.
and only all, of the curative proper
ties that have made cod liver oil
famous. The Notwithstanding nau-
seating-tasting fat that has always
been part of the remedy his been
left entirely behind.
Thisscuratlve extract is the basis of
Vinol. which Mr.. W. A Dozier is pre-
senting to the public. It is laced in
delicious table wine, and ii, itself
being tasteless, the consumer is un-
able to distinguish the fact that be Is
taking anything more than a pleas
ant port wine.
Mr.. Dozier has struck 1T just right
in making arrangements to handle
this new remedy, which goes under
the name of Vinol. 1t Is worth any
ones while to talk to him about it
and to learn directly from him the
good that Is being done by finding
way to administer what has always
been horrible and much dreaded
medicine, in form that is actually
pleasant, to say nothing of being a
hundred times more efficient.