Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-30
HE EXPLAINS.
Mr.. w. A. Ream Tells What he
Knows.
A Boston Paper investigates the Mer-
its of linol-A Subject That Is Agi-
tating the Whole Country.

its of linol-A Subject That is Agi
. tating the Whole Country.
; From the Boston Herald.
There has reached us rumors of a new
discovery. Something that will revo,
lntionize the practice of medicine. A
remedy that has given sufferers from
wasting diseases hopes of renewed
health and prolonged life.
OF enough Importance have these
stories appeared that special interview
with Mr. w. A. Ream, Of Mergantown,
w. Va, who is interested himself in
this new preparation which is called
VInol, was thought advisable.
Our reporter had no difficulty in find
ing Mr.. Ream's place of business, The
first man he met said ooh, yes, Mr..
Ream is the man who has the wonder
full new remedy that will cure every
thing that people always thought cod
liver oil would help" and he was speed
lily directed to Mr.. Ream's enterprising
and busy establishment. Mr.. Ream is
business from the word go, but rather
objected to the fame OF this preparation
being spread abroad as discovery.
WHY said Mr.. Ream, this is no
more a new discovery than was the
moon when it was first viewed through
telescope. The discovery existed
simply in the fact of finding out peans
of getting at the truth we were after.
Perhaps the method might be consider
ed a discovery, but what we have found
has been known for years, and it is
nothing more nor lass than the valu.
able medicinal properties that have al
ways existed IN the Gods liver, and for
which cod liver oil has been prescribed
by so many physicians. You see it is
| just this way. Cod liver oil {perhaps
you have taken it yourself) is something
| that is very valuable in all sorts of vast
| ing diseases, and in itself is very disa-
greeable. Why, firmly believe that
great many cases of consumption, even,
could be cured If it were possible for
the patient to take enough cod liver oil
| to let its virtues become manifested.
For those who have tendency to sore
| throat, bronchitis, coughs, colds, for
everyone of an anemic disposition, il
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 succeed
ed In extracting from the liver of the
cod just what is necessary, and have
left behind that obnoxious, greasy, vile
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, Wei
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 liver that does the good.
The grease is like the shell of the nut,
absolutely useless, only it is different
from the shell of the nut because besides
being useless it is extremely obnoxious
and d.sagreeable to sight taste and
smell.
We have now taken this extract and
put sufficient quality of it in delici-
ous-tasting table wine. We have also
added a small amount of organic iron.
This heightens the tonic effect of the
wine. The extract of the Gods liver
comes in just the right proportion to do
the greatest amount OF good. "Here,
drink this" said Mr.. Ream, as he reach
ed for bottle and poured.forth what an.
peared to be, and which smelled like, a
delicious, rich wine.
The reporter hesitated. The thought
of Gods livers, or anything to do with
them, brought back memories of the
past, when be himself had made heroic
struggles to take that awful medicine.
go ahead and drink it, said Mr..
Ream. The reporter did so, and looked
mp. Eyes, | know, but that is all right.
| thought you was going to give me
some of that Vinol you were talking
about, and did not know that it was
your custom to treat a man interviewing
you to drink like that,
Mr. Ream laughed. ''Well that is
Vinol that you have taken. Now you
know that part of what | told you is
true. 1t did not taste bad did il ?''
And it surely did not "Now,n said |
Mr.. Ream, 'let me tell you something
else. You have just taken, condensed,
of the curative principles OF the Gods |
liver, what you would find in fifty per
cent. OF its volume of cod liver oil. You
can therefore imagine that if it is nee
essary to take this remedy, how much |
easier it will be to derive benefit from
it than it used to be when cod liver oil
was administered. Do you realize that
formerly you only obtained small pro-
portion OF these same curative proper
ties in whole pint of that horrible oil ? |
Doesn't that tell the story to you?
''You will have to excuse me now,
for, as you see, am more than driven.
OF course, am getting the advantage
of ,the discovery by being directly con-
nected with the Boston house,
Tho ranOrtar fbonEa1 Mr. poa,-, f.,
his kindness, and left him, wondering to
himself whether after all man had TO /
be born on purpose to be famous, or
whether notoriety and good fortune did
not sometimes come as matter of luck. |
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