The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-15
COD LIVER OIL TRANSFORMED
 BY CHEMISTRY
Made PalatabIe and DigestibIe While Retaining All It's Medicinal
 Qualities.
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The chemist, adding to the sum of i human knowledge as the latter years so by, may yet solve the secrets of human existence. In the work that
 may come to this result he is con- tinually analysing, separating, build | ing-in his toilsome effort to find what | Is good and bad, and why. In no
 branch of chemistry is this truer than | in the department of medicine. For years a drug or natural product may | have been thought specific; the l analysis of the chemist demonstrates
 that 1t Is not the whole, but a part, that contains remedial virtue. If
 there has been to the whole a difficulty of administration. or an unpleasantness
 of taste, or some other property that
 has hindered in its common youth, and
 it be found that the actual medicinal parts may be disassociated from this unpleasantness or difficulty, then the chemist who makes the discovery has proven his value to his race. No one will dispute the curative value of cod liver oil. For centuries
 1t has been recognized as the grandest
 of all bodybuilding agents for wasted
 human strength and vitality. Heavy oil IndigestibIe.
 Yet a great deal of the good that should have been derived from its use
 has been prevented by the fact that
 many patients who were weakened by
 disease could not digest the heavy oil,
 sion, and others would not take 1t on either in it's raw form or in an emul- account of its disagreeahle odor and taste.
 Now modern science has proved that
 the oil or greasy part has no value
 whatever either as a medicine or food. It appears that the medicinal ele-
 ments of which there are about fifty different kinds found in the cod's liver, represent all the tonic, bodybuilding and curative powers of the famous old remedy.
 After twenty years study two emil
 nent French chemists, Mourgues and
 Gautier by name, discovered a way to separate these medicinal elements from
 the oil and flyers, and gave to modern
 medicine all the valuable part of cod
 liver oil, unencumbered by the useless, oily, greasy part.
 A preparation containing all these
 medicinal elements, but entirely tree from oil or grease. therefore must be the best tonic reconstructor possible.
 Such is Vinol.
 In no way does vinol resemble cod liver oil. It does not look. nor smell.
 nor taste like cod liver oil.
 Delicious and Palatable. Yet Vinol Is guaranteed to contain 1 in a highly concentrated form all the
 medicinal elements actually taken from fresh cods' flyers, with organic iron
 and other bodybuilding ingredients. in
 deliciously palatable and easily digested form.
 In every case where old-fashioned cod liver oil or emulsions would do goods Vinol will do more good, for it is immediately assimilated and is accep- table to the weakest stomach; for this
 reason 1t is fast approaching old-fash- 1 toned cod liver oil and emulsions. The elaborate process employed to l separate the medicinal. curative ele-
 ments from the cods' flyers, emitting
 the oil entirely, is the only secret about vinoI Its simplicity Is it's grandest
 feature, being absolutely free from
 drugs and injurious ingredients. It Is
 not a patent medicine, as everything in
 it is named on the label.
 Vinol for the last six years has been
 sold by the leading druggists in all
 the principal cities of the country, and
 in most of these stores its sales have | equalled. or more, the combined sales
 of all other cod liver oil preparations.
 which goes to prove its superiority As | a body builder and strength creator l for old people, weak women, puny chill
 'dren, and after sickness, and for all
 pulmonary diseases. it is guaranteed
 by over two thousand of the leading 1 druggists of the country to be the best | they ever sold E. c. Fowler Drug l gist. Adv.