New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-01
Continued On fifteenth page.
DYSENTERY Il BANE.
Examining Surgeon Discovers Rem
edy for Tropical EUI.

The bane of the white mans existence in tropical
countries always has been the various forms Of
dysentery. at the time of the Spanish-American War
this fact brought home to the medical authori-
ties OF the United States army in a most convincing
manner. Whether in Cuba, Porto Rico or the Phil
ippines. the reports froGe the division hospitals
showed fully so per OF the cases treated were
stomach anu bowel complaints and at least 60
per cent of total Deaths including those resulting
amoebc or kindred forms of dysentery.
and Porto Rico the Chief surgeon Of the United
States army began to receive REQUESTS from various
army officers throughout the United states and the
PHILIPPINES; that they be supplied with certain
typhoid feven and Asiatic cholera, had become wei
known among the rank and file OF the United States
army.
The history of the discovery of this medicine is
peculiar. The wife of Dr. E. L. Hinnan had CHRONIC
incurable by several medical men Her husband,
after much research and experiment discovered
remedy consisting of the following Ingredients:
Ipec-, sub nit bsmuth latalia rad. camphor
lupulin, caffen and rheuIn-
This compound was named 'rEnteronoL"
Dr. Human was appointed canning sur
ish Ssh War he Visited the American camps
| and studied the conditions under which the Amer
lean soldiers lived and fought and by judiciOuS eX
periments proved the remedy to be a remarkable
Since then a Systematic line of scientific expert
ments has been carried on in both military and
under various unsanitary and climatic conditions.
over eIeyeq o GS nave , been tf f
two deaths This phenomenal success warrants
II. II
reduce the mortality in these fatal diseases at
Over 10000 Unsolicited testimonials from men wen
known in mitaryy, and civil life oonclusively show
Apart Philippine Islands
ree iran tbat ~ cvenment osptas 'T n1d
Physicians could produce, but all to no effect what
to ind g2yf e enred trial and was 0Veoy
Our regimental surgeon has made application, for
eral of the u s. Army; your remedy has been the
! sent COPY OF this letter to the War Dept a
recommendation to your wonderful prescription
>''e-'~M Major and Chaplain 28Gl u. S. Infantry.
After over years treatment by the old methods
after most careful dietary and climatic conditions
cradle bowels moving four fifteen times day and
d gff pains and lose e9 OF es or nS e
than month L have been taking DR.. Humans
soos ee aa Is pn fo as
disappeared now having but one OF two movements
without discomfort The relief and benefit is truly
Us dsigned5 GEO. H pENRosE U. s Army,
Late Chief Surgeon 1st Div, Philippine Islands.
Bombay, India,
Enterorol tablets have been a blessing 10 many.
The remedy is worth its weight ;I1t, Fl gold cal
efeFt on my part to put it before the RgblIs
The sample box of Enteronc tablets reached me.
I took one, made twelve powders, directed
every two hours, not, that 1 expected any results
1 told the parents it would be of use for me
to return, for I homes Early next MORN
ing l received message that baby was still liy-
ing and seemed much better. I lost time in
seeing it, found it had normal pulse and respira-
ton, no fever and but little tenderness in bowels.
Had only six excavations during night, last
normal except a littlc An rneventful
covery followed l consider this tablet worth
500 to me- DR. a r. WEIG at.
Mindanao, Philippine Islands.
have given EnteronoI to both officers and men
with most satisfactory results. hope the medical
department of the army may adopt your remedy.
(Signed) JOHN F. FINLEY, Governor
Capt 9th U. S. InfantTy)
block In East I3ridge-st., and the riverfront in
Osyyngo N Y Over five hundred thousand samples
with literature describing the value and of this
-enedY have been distributed throughout the world
Contracts are under way to supply the gov.
erurnent5 OF the United States, Great Britain and
.xffh this rsme6y IN their Tnedhcal