Dr Fenner's cook book

              Serial No. 261.
Cook Book_
1\l. M. FEN ER CO.
FREDONIA, N. Y.
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SPECIAL COLL TIONS & R ARB B OOKS
WALTER CLINTON jACKSON LIBRARY
THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT GREENSBORO
1i om.e- Ec.ot\.Om.icy P""""Phl.e.tl­Gift
of Paul Hessling
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INTRODUCTORY
ALL lovers of good things to cat will find tho rcscipcs
contained herein most excellent. They arc taken from tho
Fredonia Cook Book compiled and published by Trinity
Parish Guild (sec page 6.)
We heartily recommend them.
In with the receipts we have given an outline of the
medicines compounded under the formula of Dr. Fenner's
telling you of what they consist and the work they are
supposed to do.
In all stubborn cases you should "Tite 111 . .M. Fenner
Co., Fredonia, N. Y., and secure the advice free of their
physician in char&e.
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Written a "sllcrt timo before his Death, lllarch 14, 1905
Th~ following- is an o. ·tr~ct from tho " History of the Republican
Party". Vol. II, lP· llG, 117, 118. · Judge Publishing Co., New York:
"Ron. 111ILTOX M. Fr.NO\I:.."t, "M. D., is not mcroly a prominent and influential leader of the
Republir:m l'arly ia \lc~·.tcrn Xcw Yorl:, J,ut ho iJ au omiuent physician and surgeon, a manu­factun'r
on a large scale, a ruilroud finuncior, and a general business man interested in many
important enterprise~. · , '
For two terms in 1878-!J I.e scrv~,J the town of Pomfret (in which is located the village of
Fredonia, N.Y.) as Supervisor-its hitl:cst t•wcc. In 1880 he was elected to the State As-sembly,
and was re-elected the fulludug year.
Aside from the usual lo~ul lcgi lation, his important servicG was tho introduction and
passage of the Oleomargarine law ngnin5t color, which was sustained in tho highest Courts and
forms the basis of the ofTccti>·o laws ou the subject in nearly every State in tho Union at this
time, and also a law giving to tho wholo Stato of New York Kerosene Oil at 100° test, that
being safo against explosions, including a 300° test on all railroads, suggested by the fre­quent
holocausts of that time. He served as Chairman of tho Committee on Public Health.
In 1890-1 he held tho office of Deputy Collector of Customs at the port of New York. In
.addition to this he has long Lccn a leaucr of his party, tho Republican, in his section of the
State, has been activo in connection with many !,arty convention~, has beon an executive
director of campaigno, and nn effective campaign worker.
As a physician and surgeon, h!d profeBsional distinctions ccrtainly!Javo not been less
notable:. He was graduated fron tho Bc!eclic Medical Institute at Cincinnati, Ohio, in ISGO.
For about a year he practiced me<:icir.c in Mkbigan (firJt in Goodrich and then in Flint); in 18G1
enlisted in the Eighth :Michigan Yolunteor Infantry, serving as ho.-;pilal steward, and receiving
as a recognitio• of gallantry in batlle, tho commissions of Second Lieutenant and First Lieu ten·
ant. In 1863 be was appointed Assist::nt Surgeon in tho United States Navy, going on board
Admiral Dahlgren's flagship "Pl.il:l<le!J,hia, ., in Charles on Harbor, during the engagement with
Fort SumJ.ter, retiring from tho servico in 18G4, engaged in tho private practice of his pro­fession
at J:m1estown, N. Y., from 18G-! to 1HGV, and since 1869 has been engaged in active
practice and tho m~nufacturo of his 1-roprida·y l!ICdicines, known as" l:'eople's ltemedies ",in
Fredonia, Now York.
_ In the line of his profession he has received many distinctions. He was Consulting Sur-geon
to the Chautauqua County Ins:mo A~ylmn from 1SGG to 1SG9, and Editor of the Medical .
Progre~s.
During the same years ho waa physician to the poor of Jamestown, while from 1869 to
1872 he held a similur office in Frouonia.
From 1870 to 1872 he was l,;nitcd States Examining Surgeon. In 1871 and 1872 he
was President of the Eclectic 1\[edical Sodoty of the lalo of New York.
Dr. Fenner's activity in other lines is suwclo!!Uy indicated by the mention of a few of
his busine~s connections. Ho has l•cen since 1872 aa extensive and very succcooful manu­facturer
of medical proprietary articl<lS at Fredonia.• llis manufacture consists of fourteen
different kinds of dom~stic medicines, grouped undu the collective name of People's Remedies.
( Coutlnucd on Page :.1.)
J:!nterecl .According to Act of Cmlurrs.< ill tile ucar 19U7, l•y llf .• 11. Fenner Co. 'In
_t11e oJflce of the _Librarian of Co11Q1'e8• _!lt WMIIingtun '
SERIAL NO. 261.-Guarant~cd under the Pnre Food and Drugs Act June 30, 1906.
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Doctor Fenner's
Kidne and- Backache Cure
A ·GREAT SOLVENT J
It Is Good for All Diseases of the Kidneys and Urinary Passages, includ­ing
Backache, Lame Back, Crick or Stitch in Back, Lum-bago,
Sciatica, Etc.
Also Tenderness or Sw·elling over Kidneys or Spine, Catarrh or other Dis­ea.
qes of Bladder, Incontinence of Urine in Adults, Bed Wetting in Children
Gravel in laddor, Bright's Disease, Diabetes, (early stages,) Painful
Urination and for rBBtoring the Kidneys to a state of health. (See testi·
moniala Oakllll, Reynolds and Inderrieden.)
PLEASANT TO TASTE
It Is Good for Catarrh of Head, Catarrh of Stomach, Catarrh of the
Bladder nnd Catarrh of the Mucous Membranes anywhere
It is
in the body.
Catarrh is caueed by the deposit of uric acid crystals or othtr obstructions
or germs which this remedy is intended to dBBtroy, causing their absorption
into the circulatin~ blood and removal from the body through the Kidneys.
GOOd ·fOr Female Weakness, Irregularities, Dysmenorrhrea, Inflamma-tions,
Ulcerations, Anemia;Etc.
And also Leucorrhce:~, or Whites, Ulceration of Womb, Ovarian Pains and
Painful Menstruation duo to On1rian Diseases. Pain in the Ovaries is fre­quently
caused by Diseases of the Kidneys, hence the cures that may result
from the use of this Remedy for Pain or Disease in the Ovaries.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD
It is Good for Heart Disease, Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, Neural­gia,
Skin Diseases, Dropsy, and for searching out and
ridding the Blood of all Impurities. '
A GREAT RENAL DEPURANT
In many of the Chro,ic Diseases here named it is a good plan to uso a bottle
of this Remedy and then a bottle of Dr. Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy
and Nerve Tonic, so alternating till a Cure results. Both are Blood Cleansing
In high degree, tho Kidney and Backache Cure doing it chiefly through the
Kidneys and incidentally through the bowels, liver and skin, while the Blood
and Liver Remedy doBB it chiefly through the Liver, Bowels and Skin and in·
cidentally through the Kidneys.
SEND FOR TREATISE ON THE KIDNEYS. FREE I
P... age 4 DR. FENNER'S PEOPLE'S REMEDIES COOK BOOK
Complicated Cases.
Occasionally there will be found in a case of Kidney Disease, or other dis­C.
lse that Dr. Fenner"s Kidney and Backache C_ure is adapted to cure, bilious­ness
and torpidity of the liver and bowels and of the whole glandular system
throughout the stomach and bowels in general.
In such cases the remedy finds itself estopped, as it were, and unable to act
in the direction of a cure wilh its accustomed vigor.
Whenever from these or other causes the cure is not progressing satis­factorily,
remove the obstructions or hindrances by using Dr. Fenner's
BLOOD AND LIVER [Mandrake] PELLETS.·
Take-4 to 8 (according as easy or hard to move) of the Pellets at bed-time,
as found necessary to"give a full and free action of the bowels. Take no other
medicine until they operate freely the next day. This can be repeated in 2 or
3 weeks, if needed.
The action of the Mandrake Pellets is searching, fsr reaching and most therough, acting upon
all the glands of the body, especially the Liver, exr:t:'lg them to a more energetic performance
of their functions, in taking up and removing al' worn out, effete and deleterious particles of
matter from the blood and tissues, thereby cleansing, purifying and rt>novating the entire sys­tem-
1!ollds and fluids alike. They do not, like ordinary cathartic medicines, ltlave the bowels
debilitated and costive after their action.
These Pellets do not physic of themselves but it is the foul matter they
~ause the glands to throw off into the intestinal canal, that acts as the physic.
flow much better off is the system by the removal of this effete and offen ive
matter out of the blood ! ARd how much clearer the complexion and the
head and intellect on account of it, and how much the healing and restorative
power of nature· has be~n augmented thereby! This method of physic there­fore
does not weaken but strengthens the system instead.
[If there is some nausea and uncomfortable feelings, while they are working and before and
after their operation, it only shows how great has been their need, and that they are doing their
work most thoroughly. After the action is over their great benefit is realized and the Kidney
and Backache Cure will then become doubly effective.]
Begin the use of the Kidney and Backache Cure as soon after the operation
as the stomach gets well settled. If the free movement does not occur as ex­pected,
repeat the Pellets the second night.
Dr. Fenner's Backache Plaster.
If pain, soreness or lameness over spine or kidneys, apply Dr. Fenner's
Backache Plaster. It is specially compounded to harmonize with his Kidney
and Backache Cure, more or less absorption of its healing ingredients taking
place into the circulation, where the two meet and together make for cure.
No specific medicine, like the Kidney and Backache Cure, and the Backache
Plaster, can give the best results when confronted by a torpid condition of
the glandular system.
But by relieving the torpidities as above directed, those otherwise slow cases
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Table of Weights and Measures
4 teaspoonfuls of liquid equals 1 tablespoonful.
4 tablespoonfuls of liquid equals 1 gill, i; cup
or 1 wineglassful.
1 tablespoonful of liquid equals 1 ounce.
1 pint of liquid e!luals 1 pound.
2 gills of liquid equals 1 cup or 1 pint.
1 kitchen cup equals !s pint.
1 heaping quart of sifted ftour equals 1 pound.
4 cups of ftqur equals 1 quart or 1 pound.
1 rounded tablespoonful .of ftour equals !s ounce.
3 cups of com meal equals 1 pound.
n pints of corn meal equals 1 pound.
1 cup of butter equals 1 pound.
1 pint of butter equals 1 pound.
1 tablespoonful of butter equals 1 ounce.
Butter the size of an egg equals 2 ounctjs.
Butter size of a walnut equals 1 ounce.
1 solid pint of chopped meat equals 1 pound.
10 eggs oquals 1 pound.
A dash oi popper equals 1 teaspoonful, 3 good
shakes.
2 cups of granulated sugar equals 1 pound.
1 pint of granulated sugar equals 1 pound.
1 pint of brown sugar equals 13 ounces.
2!s cups of powdered sugar. equals 1 pound.
Gravel.
Fred C. Hucke, Druggist, 12th and Oak St.,
Kansas City, Mo., writes Dr. Fenner:
"Dear Sir:-In regard to your Kidney and
Backache Cure, would say that I have sold
large quantities of it and have had most
favorable reports concerning it.
One of my customers was a sufferer from
gravel and he says he has received the first re­lief
in years from this n.emedy."
Kidney Troubles.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Dr. M. :M. Fenner, Fredonia, N.Y.
Dear Sir:-Ever since I was in the army I
have had more or less kidney trouble and with­in
the past year it became so severe and com­plicated
that I suffered everything and became
much al ·med about myself.
I saw an advertisement of Dr. Fenner's Kid­ney
and Backache Cure and decided to try the
remedy. I noted a decided improvement from
the first and it was only a short time until I
was feeling very much improved.
After using three bottles I was completely
cured and am in the best of health today.
'l'hanking yon for my complete recovery and
recommending Dr. Fenner's Kidney and Back­ache
Cure to all sufferers, I am,
:JOHN ROBINSON,
427 S. 1st St., Terre Haute, Ind.
Lo-Co-~loter Ataxia.
W. B. Drew, of Grand Rapids, Mich., writes
Dr. Fenner:
"Dear Sir:-After a sicknees of more than
five years, I was tempted to try your Kidney
and Backache Cure. In th~ mean time I had
tried or been under about 20 doctors care at
the beginning of my trouble. It was thought
to be only a local one, but as time wore on I
became worse, so that at last I could not
stand on my feet. •
I procured at first a fifty.cent bottle. I am
now in good health. It was though the use of
your kidney and Backache Cure. I was entire­ly
cured.
Will say, the doctors told me-all of them­that
there was no cure for me, because I was
then suffering from Lo-Co-Moter ataxia."
Sprained Back.
J. R. Airhart, 306 Seventh Ave., Minneapolis
:Minn., writes Dr. Fenner: '
"Dear Sir:-About seven years ago, I
sprained my back from excessive lifting of
heavy articles, and the pain and suffering I
endured is only known to those who have
suffered the-same misfortune.
I consulted some of the best physicians and
specialists, drank gallons of patent medicines
and applied every plaster known to suffering
humanity.
After having used one bottle of Dr. Fenner's
Kidney and Backache Cure I began to feel
better. The pains in my• back were entirely
gone and I was able to do a full day's work
without feeling badly i'Or a week following.
However, I finished another bottle and am now
a well man."
Page6 DR. FENNER'S PEOPLE'S REMEDIES COOK BOOK
SOUPS ..
White Stock for Soup.
Place in a large stook urn, on a moderate
fire, a good heavy knuckle of fine white veal,
with 2 ponnds of good soup meat. Cover with
cold water, add a handful of salt and when it
comes to a boil skim all tho scum off. Then
add 2 large sound and well-scraped carrots, 1
sound white turnip, 1 large peeled onion (split
carrots, turnip and onion in half\, 1 well­cleaned
parsley root, 3 thoroughly washed
leeks, and a few leaves of cleaned celery. Boil
very slowly for si.r hours on corner of the
range. Carefully skim the grease o!i, strnin
well through a wet cloth into a lar~e earthen
bowl, and put away in a cool place for general
use.
By permission the Recipes contained
herein a,re taken from the FRE­DONIA
COOK BOOK, published hy tho
Ladies of Trinity Parish Guild of ihis
place. We have selected at random
only a few of the Recipes.
Send 60 cents to TRDHTY PARISH
GUILD, Fredonia, N. Y., and get a
complete copy postpaid. We cheer­fully
recommend it.
M. M. FENNER Co.
Celery Soup.
4 bnnd:~.:.of celery; 1 pint of good soup
stock; 3 pints of water; ~pint of cream.
Cut the colery into inch lengths, put on with
the water and cook until tender. Take out tho
celery and rub through a sieve, add to the soup
stock and cook slowly i hour. Heat tho
cream and stir into it 1 tablespoonful of flour
rubbed into 1 tablespoonful of butter; pour
into the celery; let cook till very hot, but not
b01.l, und ~erve at once.
Rheumatism.
I Des Moinea, Ia.
Dear Sir:-I wish to place my name in the
large list of those who can freely recommend .
your rheumatism cure. I have heard of many
exceptionally bad cases that have been com­pletely
cured, and also maey others .that were
given immediate relief after the usc of one or
two bottles. It seems simply fair to give such
a testimonial, and I believe that any person
afflicted with rheumatism will find your remedy
the best on the market. A. E. ELDER.
'\Vas Greatly Benefitted.
Dear Sir:-I wish no better remedies in
stock th:m yours. I have used your Kidney
and Backache Cure and it has benefitted
greatly. I can recommend it to
Backache and Kidney Trouble.
Miso Alice McDonald,2954 Harney St., Omaha,
Neb., writes Dr. Fenner:
"Dear Sir:-I have suffered for the past ten
y •ars with backache and kidney trouble, and
have tried a great many of the most prominent
•hy ·icians in Boston and Omaha and all tho
Jlulient medicines I heard of in hope of rocciv­i
nt~ relief.
Finally seeing your au. I purchased a bottle
of your Kidney and Backache Cure.
I wish to thank yo•1 for tl.o ber.efit received,
for after using only two bottles I am entirely
curotl, having no pain or ache of any kind."
Rheumatism.
James Dean, 426 2nd Ave., S. Minneapolis,
Minn., writes Dr. Fenner:
"Dear Sir:-! am writing this for the good
of mankind who are suffering from Rheuma­tLJm.
A fow months ago I was confined to my
house with Rhcumati m and a friend recom­mended
Dr. Fenner's Kidney ;md Backache
Cure. After taking two bottles I was entirely
well and able to work again.
I would advise any one suffering from
Rheumatism to take Dr. Fenner's Remedy and
obtain immediate relief."
Rheumatism,
Ida Blackwell, 2805 Olivo St., Kansas City,
Mo., writes Dr. Fonner:
"Dear Sir:-I have been a sufferer from
rheumatism for over ten years and have often
been confined to the house and sometimes to
my bed for several days.
I colllmenccd taking your Kidney ond Back­ache
Cure in December last when I was suffer­ing
intensely and I was afforded relief at once.
I have had no sevore attacks since I
commenced taking it, and feel that I am entire­ly
cured. For the past two months I ha\'O felt
as well as ever."
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Corn Soup.
Put 1 can of corn and 1 pint of milk into n
double boiler and boil! hour. Strain and add
1 cup strong stock; season with salt and a
little red pepper; thicken with ono largo
spoonful of flour, worked well into 1 spoonful
of butter (if it is the feast lumpy strain a~ain .)
Just as you take it off stir in quickly 1 pint of
whipped cream.
You can use peas or celery in tho same way.
Onion Soup.
Chop 2 onions very fine and brown in a sauce
pan with a piece of butter the size of 2 cgg3;
stir in 2 tablespoons (heaping) of sifter! flour.
Be careful not to burn. Add slowly 3 pints of
white broth; mix thoroughly and smoothly;
season with salt and pepper to taste; cook for
10 minutes. Place 6 pieces of toasted bread
in a large bowl; cover them with very thin
slices of Swiss cheese; pour the soup over
them; add 2 tablespoonfuls of Swiss cheese,
cut in very small and thin pieces. Put in tho
oven 5 minutes before serving.
This quantity is enough for s or eight peo­ple.
Vegetable Soup.
2 pounds of soup meat, 1 large sized onion, 1
bunch of celery, 1 large potato, small piece of
carrot, a little parsley, 1 can strained
tomatoes, i cup of rice, salt and pepper.
Boil the meat 4 hours, and set away until
next day. Remove grease and put in rice; let
it cook on back of stove. Chop onion, celery,
potato, carrot and parsley, and cook se}T..Lrato­ly
until done. Pour into tho broth with 1 can
of tomatoes, and cook on tho front of stove.
Fure, delicate, strong. Dr. Fenner's
Extracts.
Diseased Kidneys.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Dr. M. M. Fenner, Fredonia, N.Y.
Dear Sir:-I was formerly troubled with
weak kidneys and my friends thought it was
running into Bright's Disease. I tried a num­ber
of different remedies without being
materially benefitted and finally tried Dr.
Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure, which
completely cured me of all my kidney trouble.
I can cheerfully recommed it to all suffering as
I was. J"\~E3 HEilER.
Kidney Troul:lc.
Pennington rdnt, Ill.
Dr. I. J\L Fenner, Frcdor.ia, N. Y.
D~ar Sir:- I have l:Sr.!d your Klrln~y and
Backache Cure and f. ad it n certain cure fe-r
ldrlney troubles, and can r ,commcn<l it to all
who have any of tho varioU:l di~cases for which
it isr commended. S. RABY.
Backache.
Mrs. J. C. Blackburn, Galesburg, writes Dr.
Fenner:
"Dear Sir:-For nearly a year I suffered in­tensely
with backache and could hardly bear to
stand on my feet. I also felt restless when
sitting down. Upon the advice of a friend I
tried Dr. Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure.
Two bottles cured me e:ttirely and I can't say
too much for this remedy."
Bright's Disease.
Jas. P. Smith, Muncie, Ind., writes Dr. Fenner:
"Dear Sir:-Aftor having taken c~her so­called
cures without any relief I commenced
taking Dr. Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure.
I took 4 bottles and I am glad to proclaim I
am a well man. •
"No more aches or pains, nor fear of
Bright's Disease or Rheumatism, both of which
have troubled me for years, and I can give all
the praise to Dr. Fenner."
Rheumatism.
W. J. Allen, De Moines, Iowa, n well known
athlete and tho popular proprietor of one of
Des Moines sporting resorts writes Dr.
Fenner:
"Dear Sir:-It is a little out of my line to
tt'stify regarding medicines, as I rarely use
• them, but when I had an attaek of rheumatism,
and· found that all the doctors' prescriptions
were worthless, I tried your rem<'dy. I was
surprised at the speedy improvement, and
after using two bottles I was completely curerl, ,
and have had no use for any medicines since.
I l;oep your rheumatism cure in tho hot:se hov.­ever,
and will cheerfully recommend it to my
friends."
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Fish and Oysters.
Boiled Fish.
Sal~on should be put on to boil in salt water
when boiling; also bass and rock fish. To a
gallon of water put four tablespoonfuls of salt
and a wineglass of vinegar to give it firmness:
· To boil other fish; if a common kettle is used
lay tho fish on a plate, run a skewer tbrotWh
to hold _the head and tail together; wrap all in
a napkm and cover with cold water. ·when
done take out by lifting the cloth; serve on a
hot platter garnished with lemon parsley or
anything desired. '
Codfish Balls.
1 pi_nt of potatoes, peeled; 1 scant pint of
fish: picked fine. Boil together. When done
drain o~ water and beat together well; add
butter SIZe of an eglf;a little pepper and 1 egg,
well beaten. Drop m hot lard and fry.
Creamed Oysters.
1 quaJ;t of oysters; 1 cup of cream.
~u~ the liquor _a_nd cream in a sauce pan,
bnngmg to the bmhng point. Thicken with 1
tablespoonful of flour and 1 of butter. Put in
the oysters and cook Wltil they begin to curl.
Add pepper and salt, and turn over toast or
into patty cases.
MEATS.
Baked Hamburg Steak.
Take 1 egg, well beaten; mix well with 1
pound fresh Hamburg steak. Add i\ cilp of
bread crumbs; butter size of a walnut· salt and
pepper. Form into a roll 2 inches thick, and
bake ~ hour. A tablespoonful of wat3r in the
baking dish; baste occasionally. This is enough
for four r~rJons, and is fine, either hot or
sliced cold f ,r lunchoon or tea.
Kidney Disease.
. Galesburg, Ia.
Dr. M. M. Fenner, Fredonia, N. Y.
Dear Sir:-A little over two bottles of Dr.
Fenner's Kidney and Darkache Cure gave me
permanent relief from kidney complaint that
bothered me for a y<>ar or more. It is an ex­cellent
remedy and has my indorsement I can
safely recommend it to any one sufferi~g with
kidney troub1e. G. F. IIECIILE~ ..
It Did Him Good.
Talmage, Ia.
Dr. M. M. Fenner, Fredonia N. Y.
Dear Sir:-! can say you~ Kidney and Back­ache
Cure and Cough Honey are two of the
leading sellers I havo. !Ir. J. S. Lucas of this
place, after us in~ two bottles of your Kidney
and Backache Cure, claims it did him more
goOd than anY,thiog he ever used.
A. W. HARDY.
Bladder Trouble.
Kansas City.
Dr. M. M. Fenner, Fredonia, N.Y.
Dear Sir:-Four years ago I found myself
practically confined to my bed from a bladder
and k1 ney trouble. My back ached constantly
and I could neither stand up nor lie down for
any length of time. The doctors told me that
the seat of the trouble was my kidneys, but
th~t is th_e. extent_ of the good they did me, I
took mediCme until the very word was loath­some
to me. I was discouraged, and was about
convinced that nothing could cure. It seemed
that I !tad tried everything in existence, but it
all had the same result. I got worse, and
every day seemed harder to get through than
the last. Finally a business friend who
dropped in to see me, told me of his case. I
also tried Dr. Fenner's Kidney and Backache
Cure. Three bottles effected a cure. I was
able to attend to my business as usual when I
had finished the first bottle. I have not been
troubled with either kidney nor bladder com-plaints
since. S.C. TAYLOR.
1414 Grand Ave.
Severe Backache.
Des Moines, Ia
DearSir:-lb is a pleasure for me to state
to you that your Kidney and Backache Cure
bas given me wonderful relief from severe
backache trou_ble, caused by diseased kidneys.
My spe~dy relief and cure bas given me con­fidence
m your Remedy. I shall recommend it
to my friends, and feel confident that it will do
for others what it has done for wo.
RICHARD E. DORAN.
More economical then any other. Dr.
Fenner's Vanilla Extract.
DR. FEm. .ER~ PEOPLE'S REMEl)!BS COull.. BOOK Page 9
Stewed Liver.
1 pound of caK's liver; 1 pint of water; 1
tablespoonful of flour; 1 small onion; salt and
pepper to taste.
Cut the liver in slices, then again into pieces
about 2 inches square. Put 2 tablespoonfuls
of dripping into a pan; ad~ to it the flour and
stir until brown. Now add the water; stir
constantly until it boils. Pour it into a stew­ing
pan with the liver and onion, cover and
simmer gently for 1 hour. Add salt and
pepper, and serve.
Dry Dressing for Turkey or Chicken.
2 coffee cups of dry bread crumbs; ~ teacup
of butter; 1 tablespoonful of parsley or sar;e; 1
tPaspoonful of salt; 1 teaspoonful of black
pepper.
Oysters, celery, onion, or any desired flavor
qan be used in the dressing instead of sage.
For delicacy offl.avornothing equals
Dr. Fenner's Lemon Extract.
Creamed Chicken.
Slowly simmer nntil tender, 2 chickens, salt­ing
a little. Drain the chicken, and boil the
liquor down to ! pint. Cut the meat when
cold into dice shapes. Dr:;.in a can of French
mushrooms and cut them into quarters. Put
into a sauce pan 1 large tablespoonful of
butter; when melted, add 2 heaping table­spoonfuls
of flour, stirring until smooth; then
add cupful of broth and i pint o cream. Boil
till dono;then add the chicken and mushrooms.
Season to taste. Cook in a doublo boiler.
Lmubago.
:Muncie, Ind.
:Mr. B. J. Brandt, the dyer and cleaner, who
resides at 116 S. Hockley Street, was unable to
work for several months because of Rheuma­t
ism and Lumbago. Dr. Fenner's Kidney and
Backache Cure made him well. Be says:
"I bad suffered for a long time aud for
three weeks was down in bed, unable to mom
without great pain because of pains in my
back, which several doctors pronounced lum­bago
and doctored me for it without g-il'ir.g me
any relief whatever. I sent to tho drug store
for a sample bottle of Dr. Fenner's Kidney
and Backache Cure, which I had seen arh·cr­tised.
After taking tho sample bottle I felt
greatly relieved attd I bought two moro bottles.
After taking the last tw" boitles I was com­pletely
cured, and although my occupation as·
a dyer requir~s mo to be much about w:1ter
and often my clothing becomes damp or very
wet, I have suffered no return of tho trouble or
any signs of rheumatism.
It made me well when doctors and other
remedies failed. ~. J. BRANDT.
Gravel.
Daniel W. Reynolds, Watson, Til., writes Dr.
Fenner:
"For nearly two years my little son Grover,
aged 4, suffered from kidney and bladder dis­ease.
Finally a gravel was forced into the
urethra and r~mained there proaucmg blooa
poisoning and dropsical effusion. He was
treated by a council of eminent physicians.
Thoy marJe incisions tu let out the water
and did all that co~hl L•• dono to help the little
sufferer except by a ~ur;:ical operation, whi<~h
they very properly ad vi. <'d, but at the same
timo liad to xprcss the opinion that be wasn't
likely to survive it.
I refused consent and commenced giving Dr.
Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure. The
child managed to surviye until about one bottle
had been t aken, when tho stone or gran:! bad
become &P far dis;;olved by it th:1t it p:.ssed
out of itself, after which l!e rapiJiy recovered,
and is well and strong to-day. This is r e­garded
as a wonderful cure and shows tl1e
power of the medicine in dissolving stone."
Gravel
Chandler, Ind.
''Your Remedies are giving the best of re­sults
and outsell anything I hal'e in stock. I
have a customer who has been troubled with
gravel, and last '· ter I sol<l him a bottle of
Dr. Fenner's I< ' r. and Backache Cure and
after he had t=.:·· · "bout half of the bottle, a
gravel pas8ed f,·om him about the size of a
bean; it caused him great pain. Ho took it to
his family physician who told him it was the
largest he had ever seen. The man has been
well ever since. C. F. W. INDERRIEDEN."
Page 10 DR. FENNER'S PEOPLE'S REMEDIES COOK BOOK
Veal Loaf.
li pounds oi veal; ~ pound pork, chopped
fine; 2 crackers, 2 t:lggs; 1 tea~poonful of salt;
Butter sizP an egg. H cups sweet milk; Mix
all well together and bake.
VEQETAESLES.
Sour Beans.
String the beans and break in to inch lengths.
Pour over them as little hot water as will boil
them, and cook until soft. (If young ani!'
tender, 20 minutes will cook them). Drain
through a sieve, perfectly dry. Put into :.1
sauce pan 1 tablespoonful of butter, 1 tea­spoonful
of flour, about 1 tablespoonful of
vinegar, 5alt and pepper. Add the beans and
let all cook together a few minutes. J u~t be­fore
taking up, beat up an egg light a.nd add to
it. Of course the dressing for the beans must
be added to according to the amount of beans
used.
Silverthorne Potatoes
Remove the thin skin from baked potatoes.
Put cream or milk, with some butter, salt and
popper in a double boiler. When boilin~t. add
the pota~cs chopped, and cook i of an hour.
Delmonico llashed Potatoes.
Pare and chop G medium sized potatoes. It
is best to cut them in moderately thick slices
before chopping. When chopped put them into
a baking-dish; season with salt and pepper;
cover them with milk; place over the top 2
ounces of butter, cut into small bits. Bake in
a quick oven 40 minutes.
Backache and Kidneys
Muncie, Ind.
Dr. M. M. Fenner, Fredonia, N.Y. ·
Dear Sir:-For 25 years I havo had trouble
with my back and kidneys. At times I was
compelled to be in bed for 3. or 4 days. LMt
July I gnt a sample bottle of Dr. Fenner's Kid­ney
and Ilackacho Cure. After taking this ono
sample bottle I h:J.vo not been troubled since.
I consider this tho greatest kidney medicine
I have ever seen and recommend it to all per­sons
suffering with backache and kidney trou-ble.
J. F. NATION.
Cured of Rheumatism
Minneapolis, Minn.
Dear Rir:-1 am writting this for tho good
of mankind who aro suffering from · Rheuma­ti~
m. A few months ago I was confined to my
house with Rheumatism a a friend re­commend
tl Dr. Fenner's Kidney and BackachB
Cure. After taking two bottles 1 Ytas entirely
well and able to work again.
1AltES DEAN.
Kidney Disease and Gravel.
"I was afflicted with k ney disease and
gravel and growing constantly worse. FinaJly
one of the gravels lodged in my bladder and I
was about to have a surgbLI operation to re­move
it. I was induced to try Dr. Fenner's
Ii:iuney and Backa<'he Cure and after using a
few bottles I passed a stone half as large as a
marble. The medicine prevented further for­mation
and effected a cure.
W. T. OAKES, Orris, Va."
Bladder and Kidney Disease
Henry Zurreoveste, Muncie, Ind., writes Dr.
Fenner:
"Dear Sir:-! have been troubled with my
bladder and kidneys for the last 20 years, hav­ing
doctored with many different physicians in
that time, with no results. I was told to try a
bottle of Dr. Fenner's Kidney and Backache
Cure, which I did and which is the only medi­cine
that ever gave me relief. I am 71 years
old and am in the best of health today. I will
heartily recommend Dr. Fenner's Remedy to
any one suffering from their bladder or kid­neys."
Kidney Trouble
"l take pleasure in recommending your Kid­ney
and Backache Cure to all who suffer with
those diseases. Several years ago for twenty
weeks I was not able to perform any labor.
l'art of the time I walked with two canes. I
procured a bt!ttle of Dr. Fenner's Kidney and
Backache Cure and used it and was able to go
to work.
WM. S. CROY, P.M., Allenville, 0."
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Many Women Suffer with Backa.cho
and are Usually Told it is Due
to Female Weakness
when either kidney disease or a peculiar form
of Rheumatism is the real cause-Docton. are
too apt to attribute a woman' s ails to
her special diseases and overlook the fact
that she bas other organe, common to all ani­mal
life, which are as apt to become deranged
In her body as are similar organs in the body
of her brother.
If any ailing woman has suffered from
Backache, and failed of satisfactory relief
therefor, she should try Dr.Fenner's Kid·
nay and Backache Cure.
Backache is usually a symptom or manifesta­tion
of some real disease or weakness-Dis·
eases most commonly ca. using backache
are Kidney Troubles, Liver Complaints
and special forms of rheumatism.
Backache should be cured, not only be­.
cause of the discomfort attending it but on
account of the more or less serious condition
that lies behind it.
There is one remedy that is a real cure
for backache. An explanation of the causB
of backache does not concern the sufferer half
eo much as does assurance that tho backache
goes a way after taking Dr. Fenner's Kid·
ney and Backache Cure.
It is for Fema!e .weakness, Leucor·
:Backache
Galesburg, Ia.
Dr. Y. ll. Fenner, Fredonia,N. Y.
Dear Sir:-For nearly a year I suffered in·
teneely with backache and could hardly bear
to stand on my feet. I also felt restless when
sitting down. Upon the ad\;co of a friend I
tried Dr. Fenner's Kidney and Dacbche Cure.
Two bottles cured me entirely and I can't say
too much for this remedy.
MRS. l. C. BLACKBURN.
Rheumatism and Backache.
Muncie, Ind.
Dr. Y. J.l. Fenner, Fredonia, N.Y.
Dear Sir:-1 can heartily recommend Dr.
Jenner'& Kidney and Backache Cure for r.het:·
mlitiBm and Backache aa It has helped me very
411~ JmS. J. GOBLE.
rhma or Whites, Ulceration of Womb
Ovarian Pains and Painful Menstrua:
tion, due to 0 a.rian Diseases. Pain in
the.Ovaries is frequently caused by Disease
of the Kidneys, hence the many cures that
result from the use of this Remedy for Pain
or Disease in the Ovaries.
Cured of Backache
Toledo, 0.
Dr. M. :M. Fenner, Fredoma, N. Y.
Dear Sir:-1 have had backache for the past
three years and at times it weakened me eo
that I could not e;en do the lightest work. An
advertisement left at our door telling of the
merits of your medciine,how it had cured other
people who were troubled like myself, un­pressed
me that it was just what I needed·
Two sample bottles of the Kidney and Back·
ache Cure actually relieved all the pain in my
back. There a e many who have no faith In
pat.ellt medicines, but I can say for Dr.
Fenner's remedy, that it proved all that is
claimed for it for me. I have the greatest
confidence in your medicine.
MISS HELEN JONES.
"I had severo case kidney disease and rheu­matism,
discharging bloody matter. Suffered
intense pain. My wif~ was seriously affected
with female troubles. Dr. Fenner's Kidney and
Backache Cure cured ne both." F: .M. Wheeler,
Randolph, Ia.
Page 12 DR. FENNER'S PEOPLE'S REMEDIES COOK BOOK
Corn Fritters.
To 1 pint of sweet milk, add enough flour to
make a stiff batter; 1 egg, 1 teaspoonful of
baking powder in the flour, a pinch of salt. Add
to this ~ can of canned corn. Drop in hot fat
and fry until done. ----------------
Baked Onions
Boil onions until tender, but not soft. Pia co
in the dish in which they are to be baked.
Take a sharp knifo and make a bolo in the
center of each, putting in a small piece of
butter. Salt and pepper to taste. Sprinkle
flour over the top, and cover with sweet milk.
Bake 1 hour.
Scalloped Tomatoes
Butter the baking dish. Put in a layer of
cracker crumbs; then a b.yer of sliced or
cooked tomatoes, which have been seasoned
with salt, pepper. Extract of onion and celery
salt. Then another layer of cracker crumbs,
tomatoes, etc., until the dish is filled. Bake i
hour in a hot oven.
BakedBca
1 quart of beans; i pound of salt pork.
Place in cold water; boil30 minute.~. Drain;
place again in cold water, and boil until tender.
Add 2 tablespoonfuls of molassell, a little
white pepper; also salt, if pork has not salt it
sufficiently. Cut the rind of the pork into
gashes 1 inch deep, place on the top of the
beans; bake in a hot oven till brown. Or, cut
the pork into thin bits, mix thro h tne beans;
bake in a covered dish 3 hours.
Use only pure Extracts. Dr. Fenner's.
Rheumatism of the Heart.
Benj. D. West, 617 Nelson Bldg., Kansas City•
Mo., writes Dr. Fenner:
"Dear Sir:-For SC\'eral years I was troubled
with rheumatism of the heart. About a year
and a half go I was seized one day with a
particularly sharp twinge. I got worse
rapidly, and had to leave the office and go
orne. For almost a week I was at homr, un­able
to leave my bed. The physician attend­ing
me told me that my case was serious and
that it might terminate fatally. About this
time I began taking Dr. Fonner's Kidney and
Backache Care, which a fellow accountant re­commended.
In throe days I was back at work
Rheumatism.
W. 0. Brown, 90G E. 19th St., Kansas City, Mo.
writes Dr. Fenner:
''Dear Sir:-! cann t say anything t90
stcong in recommendations of Dr. Fenner's
Kidney and Backache Cure. It cured me of a
case of rheumatism that had become so bad
that I was little better than a cripple. It was
growing worse and worde all tho time and it
was all that I could do to hobhle auout with
tho aid of a cane. I ~pent $200 trying to find
a cure, then I spent ~5 for five bottlts of Dr.
Fenner's Ki ney and Backache Cure and found
myself cured. I never lose a chance to re­commend
Dr. Fenner'ti Kidney and Backache
Cure to a friend."
Dropsy
"Dr. Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure
cured ·me of Dropsy after the Doctors had
given me up.
JERUSHA E. TRITTON, Burns, Wis."
Rheumatism
Des Moines, Ia.
Dr. M. M. Fenner, Fredonia, N.Y.
Dear Sir:-1 freely attest to the efficacy of
your rheumatism cure. It is certainly a
wonderful medicine and one that ought to re·
ceive world-wide attention from the affiicted. I
know of several friends who are just as zeal­ous
in recommending this remedy as myself,
and you can nse my name as one who knows
whereof he speaks, in urging persons, having
rheumatism to use Dr. Fenner's Kidney and
Backache Cure, C. B. ROCKWOOD.
Backache and Scalding Urine
"Foc years I had backac e, severe pains
across kidneys and scalding urine. I could not
get o.ut of bed without help. The use of Dr.
}'enner's Kidney and Backache Cure fully re-stored
me." G. Wagoner, Knobsville, Pa.
"I received more benefit from one bottle of
Dr. Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure than
anything I ever found.
W. S. We&ant, Santa Cruse, Cal."
SERIAL NO. 261.-Guaranteed under the Pure Food and Drugs Act June SO, 1906. . ...... ····~
Dr. Fenner's
Blood and .Liver Remedy
. { and Nerve Tonic
I
It is good for the Liver, Stomach and Bowels and the entire Glandular Sys-tem;
and for the Blood and Tissues and the Nerves; and for cleansing and '
purifying the Blood and Tissues and for restoring to normal action the Liver,
Stomach, Bowels. Kidneys and Nerves, and altogether making for health.
IS GOOD FOft
BUlouaness,'
Constipation,
Headaches,
Blood Impurities,
Dizziness,
Nervousness,
Sleeplessness,
Water Brash,
Melancho11a,
"The Blues,"
Spitting up Foodo
Sour Stomach,
Bowel Disorders,
Swellings,
Old Ulcers,
General DebUlty,
Liver Complaint,
Erysipelas,
Swelled Limbs,
Skin Diseases,
(For Syphilis, see
special directions.)
Bolls,
Dull and achy feel~a
Heart Burn,
Jaun<l1oe,
Fever and Ague,
Habitual Feverishness
Eruptio.ns and Pimples
Running Sores,
ScrofUla, Salt Rheum,
AND BENEFITS ALL OTHER CHRONIC DISEASES.
It is good for such diseases because it helps
to expel from the blood and tissues the impuri­ties,
straining them off through the Liver,
Bowelr, Kidneys and Skin, by promoting in
these organs renewed andnormalactivitywith­out
weakening, but all the w bile strengthen­ing
instead, enriching the Blood, restoring the
!erves-and so building up the system.
It will aid the Liver to throw o1f Its Bile thus
cleaning out the stomach and bowels, ridding
them, the blood and the entire system of offen­sive
and disease-producing matter and restor­the
nerves-thereby giving good sleep by
night, appetite, flesh, comfort, freshness and
bloom-in a word, HEALTH. Its action is
generally rapid and permanent.
DISEASE
Is the abnormal action of one or more of the great orge.ns or life
Tho cause of disease may be whatever can
act upon the system so as to produce the ab­nor
al condition. It may be gone or still act­ing
when the patient comes under treatment.
The cure of disease is first to remove the
cause, as far as known, and then the adminis­tration
of sucl! remedies as will correct the
abnormal conditions and restore the injured
tissues to a healthy state.
I IT STRIKES AT THE ROOT
OF DISEASE.
The reason this Remedy is so actively cura­tive
in cases of recent or chronic ailment is
because it is so made up as to promote to th'3ir
normal activity the organs, glands and tiss .. es
of the body, at the same time toning r ,1 and
restoring the nerves. It thus strikes logically
at the root of the disease, and while the ab­normal
condition is thus being corrected, it
restores ·the nen•ea and injured tissues, and
enriches the blood.
Here is an illustration in point : A stove
Page 14 DR. FE!'HffiR'S PEOPLE'S REMEDIES COOK J300K
filled with ashes and clinkers ceases t6 give
out heat , The fire runs down and finally dies.
To restore th~ fire and prevent death is not to
add more fuel, because the drafts, which are
its organs of life, being clogged, the sto'l"e
cannot use' the fuel already on, and the fire
continues to die. The remedy needed here is
to shake out the ashes and debris, thereby re­moving
the obstruction to the drafts, whero­upon
the fire again burns; At the same time
add fuel and the stove resumes all its normal
functions of life and heat. .
Exactly so with the human system t When
eome or all of the great organs of the body
(drafts) become torpid, secretion and e~cro­tions
slacken, the blood gradually fills with im·
purities and depression (the "Blues") and dis·
ease are the result. The fire of life becomes
smothered and begins to die out. Food and
tonic medicines alone only add to the obstruc­tion
and hasten decay, because the diseased
system cannot appropriate them to its use.
But if we now administer a remedy that can
promote to activity the .liver, bowel~, sto~ch,
kidneys, skin and all the great emnnctones or
sewers of the system (alterative), enabling
them to shake out the ashes and debris, so to
speak, and open up the drafts of the system,
the fire of life at once rekindles. If, In addi­tion
to that, our remedy contains elementa
that will add vigor to the weakened and In·
jured tissues (nerve tonic) and richn8!11 to the
blood (restorative) we have then fond the
compound that in the highest degree conduces
to the restoration of health.
Aided by the experience of a lifetime and
the latest and constant contributions of exact
science to the healing art, Dr. Fenner Ia en­abled
to present such a remedy in
THIS GREAT COMPOUND.
The cures it has already wrought are many.
It is a Vegetable Compound, so made up of
the choicest plants, carefully collected from
many countries and climes, asto posess the
rarest Alterative or Blood-cleansing and Puri­fying,
together with Healing and Nerve Tonic
or Strengthening Restorative and Blood En­riching
properties combined.
Dr. Fenner's Kidney and Dackache Curo is
descri!Jed on another page. It IS a gre::t
Remedy. As there stated, the highest degree
of efficiency is frequently attained by using a
bottle of this Remedy and then ·a bottle of that
in alteration.
It is an Excellent Remedy to give in
connection wi some of the Special Remedies
that follow in this circular, like Golden Re·
· fin "Inflammation," Asthma and Consump­tion;
Cough-Cold Syrup in Lung Diseases;
Kidney and Backache Cure in Kidney Disease,
Rheumatism, etc., etc. It always renders im­portant
aid in any condition where a special
medicine is being given.
Tho invalid is thus all the while using the
most efficient and gets the value incident to
frequent changes.
THIS GR.EAT REMEDY
is Intended for :
(1.) The restoration to normal action
of the organs and animal func­tions.
(2.) The ridding the system generally
of foreign elements, blood impuri­ties
of debris ; and
(3.) The toning up and repairing of
injured tissues whether nervous,
muscular or fibrous, and their re·
plenishment through ne and
healthy blood.
By Dealers in 50c. and $1.00 sizes. 60c.
worth by mail when not with doalers.
From The Ex-Gov.,of New York
Dr. M. M. Fenner, Fredonia, N.Y.
Dear Sir:-! am much improved by your
Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic and
desire to continue. !'lease send more; also
another Lottie of Cough Honey, which we
highly prize. MRS. GOV. FENTON. 1
Deranged Stomach,
Cleveland, 0.
"Dear Sir:-I have used yo Blood and
Li'l"er Remedy and Nerve Tonic and find it the
Lc. t remedy for a deranged state of tbo
Ftomach, liver and bowels of any that I have
e'l"oruscJ. A. N. CRAFT."
Pastor Euclid A 'I" e. M. E. Church.
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DR. FENNER'S PEOPLE'S REMEDIES COOK BOOK Page 15
SUNDRIES.
Scrambled Eggs
12 eggs; i cup of cream; 1 cup of chopped
ham (boiled). Butter enough to cover tho
bottom of the spider.
Beat the eggs uutil light. Have the spider
hot, in which is the melted butter; pour in tho
eggs, stirring constantly. When they begin to
thicken, add the cream and the chopped ham,
and allow it to cook a minute or two, still stir­ring.
Season with salt and pepper, according
to taste. These eggs are very nice without
the chopped ham.
French Toast
For 6 persona. Take 2 egg~. ~ cup of milk,
and flour enough to make a thick batter. Cut
old bread in thin slices. Dip in the batter,
and fry in butter. Serve hot.
Yorkshire Pudding
When roast beef is done, or about Hi
minutes before taking to the table, tal;o tho
moat out, and divide the gravy; ! to bo
thickened as usual, the richer half left in tho
dripping pan. Then take 1 pint of sweet milk;
2 eggs; 1 teaspoonful of ~It; 1 toaspoonful of
baking powder, stirred mto t~e flour. UJo
flour enollj::h to make a batter hko pan-cal;es.
Pour this into the dripping-pan over the gravy,
and bake 15 or 20 minutes. When done, roll
up and serve on the same platter with the
meat, and cut in slice~.
To bo served with roast beef.
BREAD, ROLLS, GE~IS, ETC.,
SallyLunn
! cup of Cottolone; 1 pint•of milk; 4 eggs; 1
tablespoonful of sugar; 1 teaspoonful of salt; i
cup of yeast, or ! cako of compressed.reast; 7
cups sifted flour.
'cald tho railk; when cold add Cottolene,
The State Normal School • J ohn W. Armstrong, D. D., LL., D., President,
Fredonia, N. Y., writes Dr. Fenner:
"Dear Sir:-Your Bload and. Liver R~medy
and Nerve Tonic, with your Capitol Bitters, had
such an excellent effect in expediating my re­covery,
that I want another bottle of each."
The New York Tribune,
C. A. Tracy, Esq., New York City, Asst.
Manager and Associate of Horace Greeley,
writes Dr. Fenner:
"Dear Sir:-Plcase ~end me two more bottles
of your mood and Liver Remedy and Nervo
Tonic. My wife ia taking it wiLhgood results.''
The N cw York llcrald.
Wm. H. Steiner, New York City, Associate
Editor, N. Y. Herald. writes Dr. Fenner:
"I had Diliousness and Dppcpsia for many
years. Under tho a lvice of lion. H C. Lake,
of tho New York Custom Hou o, I was com­pletely
curerl by two bottles of Dr. Fenner's
Blootl and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic."
Covered with Sores.
Cha~. IIal..lJ:::rd, ghcr:-<~an, N. Y., writes:
''Doar f ir:-Your lllood nntl Liver Remedy
and Nc.1Te Tonic has cured my boy. Ho
commenced to havo a breaking out on his face
when about thr;;o raonth~ old. It continued to
Spread U!:lti] Lo W:l;O COD!p)cteJy . COVered with
sores. Tho be t phFici::ns in this vicinity
doctored hi:11 for nearly two years without
doing :my good.
At h1gth I was advised by a friend w~o
h;ld used your Remedy to t;·y a bottle of 1t.
Before he I ad taken 1! tho bottle we noticed he
was better and t~;o moro botlleR completely
cured him. There nra scores of witnesses here
who can testify to this wonderful cure. I
cheerfully recommend this Remedy to all
suffering with like disease."
Physicians Recommend,
Springfield, 0.
Dr. ll. ll. Fenner, Fredonia, N. Y.
Dear Sir:-As you can well imagine, the
worry and arduous duties of a hotel manager
during the bu.y season of the World's Fair
were sufficient to break down a man of more
natural strength than mysoU.
Towards the close of tho Fair season I fouud
myself languid, dull, bilious and nervous, not
taking tho interest of a healthy man in my
bu~in~ss.
Our house physician recommended your
Dlood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic as
the best remedy his life-long experience in
practice had discovered, for my restoration
and it accomplished the work completely. To­day
I am a well man-thanks to vour ~rreat
remedy. G. SW ARZ. •
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sugar, salt and yeast. Beat thoroughly, and
set it to rise over night: In the morning dis­solve
the soda in a spoonful of water, stir "'t
in the hatter with the well-beaten eggs. Turn
all into a well- eased cake dish to rise again.
Bake about 45 inutes, and ~erve warm from
the oven.
Pop-Overs
2 cups of milk; 2 cups of flour,1 teaspoonful
of salt; 3 eggs; 1 small teaspoonful of melted
Cottolene.
Beat the eggs until very light, then add to
them the milk and salt. Add this littlo by
little to the flour to prevent its being lumpy.
Strain it through a sieve, fill well-greased gem­pans
~ full. Bake in a quick oven about 2G
minutes.
Baking Powder Biscuit
1 quart of sifted flour; 1 teaspoonful of salt;
2 heaping teaspoonfuls of baking powder; 1
large tablespoonful of shortening (~ lard and ~
butter.) About 1 cup of milk-enough to make
a soft dough.
Mix very quickly, put on a board, roll out
anq cut with cutter. Bake in a very quick
oven.
Corn .!Uuffins
2 cups of sour milk; 2 tablespoonfuls of
brown sugar; a little salt; 1 teaspoonful of
soda; ~ cup of flour; and corn meal enough to
make it moderately stiff. Bake in gem-tins for
20 minutes in a hot oven.
JohnnyCake
1 cup meal; 1 cup flour; 2 tablespoonfuls of
sugar; 1 egg; 2 teaspoonfuls of baking powder;
nearly ~ cup of melted butter; pinch of salt,
and milk enough to make thick as cake batter.
Dr. Fenner's Extracts are Pure.
....
Medical Testimony.-Doctors use it in
their Private Practice.
Dr. A. F. Jennings, of Sherman, N.Y., one
of the most eminent medical men of the,State
wri-tes Dr. Fenner: "I am acqaainted with the
formula of your Blood and Liver Remedy and
1\ erve Tonic, and have no hesitation in saying
that its efficiency in curing so many Chronic
iseasl's surpassed anything I have ever known
or used in a lifetime of active and successful
practice. It strikes at the root of disease."
To insure success use Dr. Fenner's
Extracts.
Bilious and Constipated.
Mrs. Sallie H<.~rri~, ::'!pringfteld, 0., writes Dr.
Fenner:
"Dear Sir:-1 wish to inform you of the
great effect )'our medicine has had on me.
I was Bilious, F v~:rish, Constipated, had
terrible hPadaches, an• I so weakened and run
down that I could not ·Jeep nights. Bad Cough.
I haye taken one LoLtle of your Blood and
Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic and one bottle
of your Cough Honey, and they bave done me
PO much good that I really don't know how
to thank you, for I fed like a new woman. It
h::s restored my nervts.
I hat.! been treated by two of the best doctors
and th•'Y did not seem to do me any good, but
I feel better since I have taken your medicine
than I have felt for years. I was :tick for 3
long weel;s, not able to get out of my bed. I
was growing wor:e until a friend of mine saw
your medicine <.~dYertisement in the papers and
I rcsolvc·d to try it.
Another per~on here is taking your Blood
and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic and she
feels better than 'she has in years. She had
about the same complaint I had and had spent
about $:200 in doctoring with different doctors,
b t had found nothing to equal your medicine.
Run Down, Tired Out, Bilio'.;ls, Etc.
"Grandin, Mo.
Dr. M. hl. Fenner, Fredonia, N. Y •
Dear Sir:-I was run down, tired out,bilious,
hac! no appetit , poor sleep, dizzy, dull, and
hat.! constant he::dache.
The first relief I got was from your Blood
and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic. One
bottle JJrough t a complete cure. I was thus
able to recommend it, and I have since sold a
great deal. The laot bottle I sold cured a
woman of palpitation of the heart and chronic
inflammation of nee of bladder.
She had "smothering spells" from her heart
and had to get up many times of a night.
The one bottle cured her completely of th~
2 diseases. I never knew this medicine to fail
wherever it was used. FRANK P. WEBB.
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DR. FENNER'S PEOPLE'S REMEDIES COOK BOOK Page 17
Potato ]}luffins
3 medium sized potatoes, boiled and mashed
fine. Add salt, 1 tablespoonful of sugar, 1
large tablespoonful of lard, 1 cup of milk, 1
egg well beaten, ~ yeast cake, disso ved in the
milk. Stir in flour enough to make a stiff
dough, and set in a warm place-at 12 o'clock,
if wanted for tea. At 4 o'clock mix in more
flour, roll out and cut with a cake cutter; set
to rise again. At 6 o'clock they should be
light. Bake 10 minutes in a hot oven.
Graham Gems
2 tablespoonfuls of sugar, 1 cnp of sour
milk; 1 cup of Graham flour;~ cup wheat flour;
1 egg; 2 tablespoonfuls melted shortening; 1
teaspoonful of soda; a pinch of salt.
Sweet milk and 1 teaspoonful of baking
powder may be substituted f~r sour milk and
soda.
'Vheat Griddle Cakes
1 "pint of sour milk; 1 egg; a little salt; 1
tablespoonful melted butter; flour to make
batter the right consistency.
Beat this until very smooth, and when ready
to bake put in sufficient soda to sweeten the
milk. Bake a trial cake to see if right.
SALADS
Veal Salad and Dressing
1 teacup of strong vinegar; a piece of butter
the size of a hickory-nut and 1 t ablespoonful
of sugar. Put on the fire, and when hot add
the beaten yolks of G eggs. Stir all the lima
till it thickens. Take fro·m tho fire and wJd
the ail (or cream), salt and pepper ta tastr•.
Put celery salt on the veal. Pick up tho vual,
and add ~s much chopped cabbage as meat.
Dem~nd and Get Dr. Fenner's
Extracts.
! !
The Lieutenant Governor of New York
Benefits Old Age.
Lieutenant Governor Alvord, Syracuse,
N. Y., one of New York's greatest statesmen
'and parliamentarialll!, lG years a Member of
the Legislature and 8 times its Speaker, has
also served his third term as a member of
Now York's Constitutional Conventions 1856,
1867 and 1894.
In his beautiful old age (84) he gives atten­tion
to his owL "constitution." While sitting
in the New York Legislature as a fellow Mem­ber
with Dr. Fenner in 1882, he wrote:
"Hon. lL M. Fenner, M. D.
As mbly Chambers, Albany, N. Y.
1\fy Dear Doctor:-! am greatly benefited by
the use of your Blood and Liver Remedy and
Nerve Tonic for which I thank you very much.
I must also speak a word of praise for your
Pleasant Worm Syrup. It is much used with
the little ones in our family and highly prized."
Again from the Constitutional Convention at
Albany, N. Y., in 1894 he wrote Dr. Fenner:
"Your kind letter of the 20th inst duly to
hand. * * I expect your great Remedy
(Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic) to
further prolong my life 20 years."
Liver Complaint
Dwarf, Ky.
Dr. M. M. Fenner, Fredonia, N.Y.
Dear Sir :-1 have been suffering with a
Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache. I
used t"'o bottles of your Blood and Liver
Re~edy and Nerve Tonic and it did me more
good than all the doctors. I have not had a
headache sL>Jce I used your medicine.
Our baby weighed 8 pounds when born and
only 5 pounds when 3 months old. I procured 2
bottles of your Soothing Syrup and began its
use and when 4 months old baby weighed 10
pounds and is in a healthy condition. I would
not take $10 for one bottle of your medicine
if I could get no more.
WM. G. CORNETT.
Nervous and Sick Headaches, Etc.
Mayville, N. Y.
Dr. M.l\f. Fenner, Fredonia, N.Y.
Dear Sir:-1 was subject to inveterate, bil­ious,
nervous and sick headaches and sour
stomach. Dr. Fenner's Blood and Liver Rem­edy
and Nerve Tonic has entirely eradicated
them from my system. I never found any-thing
to equal it. H. R. CASE.
Ex-High Sheriff Chautauqua County, N.Y.
Running Sores
1\frs. T. Suthalard, lola, Kan., writes Dr.
Fenner: '
"D~r Sir:-I was troubled for years with a
running sore on my ankle. I took one bottle
of your Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve
Tonic and it cured me."
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Chicken Salad
Take a young, tender chicken of 2~ pounds.
Bo1 for 1 hour, or should it be a fowl, boil !
or 1 bOnr longer. Season while boiling with a
little salt; when cooked, let it get thoroughly
cold. Bone the chicken and cut into small
pieces, put in a deep dish; season with a pinch
of salt, a little pepper, 1 tablespoonful of vine­gar,
or the juice of 1 large lemon, 3 leaves of
chopped lettuce, and a few pieces of white
celery cut small. Mix well; place it to a salad
bowl and cover with ~ cupful of mayonnaise
dressing. Decorate the top with a chopped
hard boiled egg, a tablespoonful ef capers, 12
stoned olives, qua,rters of 2 hard boiled eggs
and 6 small lettuce leaves around dish, then
serve. Very fine.
Waldorf Salad
Pare, core and cut into dice 4 large sour
apples; add to them 1 quart of celery, cut into
~ inch pieces. Dust over them 1 teaspoonful
of salt, 1 teaspoonful of paprika, and then 2
tablespoonfuls of Tarragon vinegar. Mix ail
together, then stir in 1~ cups of good stiff
mayonnaise dressing.
PIE.
Cream Pie-Plant Pie
1 cup cream; 1 cup of sugar; 1 tablespoon­ful
of flour; and enough pie-plant to cover the
bottom of dish.
Cut up pie-plant, and add 1 teaspoonful of
soda and pour on boiling water. Let stand on
range a few minutes; then drain, and put in
the bottom of a well-lined pie plate. Then
add cream, then sugar, and lasLly the flour.
Cut top crust a little larger thaD: the bo.ttom
of pie plate, and place over top, w1thout pmch·
ing down.
Erysipelas aud Blood Poisoning
Frank Barkman, Geneva, Pa., writes Dr.
Fenner:
"Dear ir:-l feel it is my duty to you and
the public to tell what your medicine did for
me. I had a severe attack of erysipelas and
blood poison in my head and face. My physician
doctored me for about 3 months but did me no
good. I then saw D. E. Smith, your agent of
this place, and he said ho had a Remedy that
would cure me. He sold me three bottles of
your Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic.
The tnree bottles cured me and I have not been
troubled since.
Last winter I was taken sick with the grip
and heart trouble; Doctored with three physi­cians
until l:Jst 1\Iay but continued to grow
worse. I then bought 2 more bottles of your
Blood and Liver :Remedy and Nerve Tonic, and
two 25-cents bottles of your Golden Relief. I
bad taken one bottle of each I was so much im­proved
I could work. The four bottles com­pletely
cured me and I feel very thankful to
you for what your valuabloRemedies have done
for me."
Eczema
A. 0. Woodruff, Alice P. 0., Gallia, 0., writes
Dr. Fenner:
. "Dear Sir:-! was greatly affiicted with
eczema in my left eye. I was attended by
variollS physicians for 5 or 6 years, also used
many patent re~ies but ~ould g'llt no relief.
The itching was \mbearable. I took one bottle
of Dr. Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and
Nerve Tonic and it seemed to cur01 me, but in
about 6 months tho trouble came on again. I
then took 2 more bottles a11d it completed the
cure and I have bad no return of the disease, it
being some 3 years ago. I can more ban say
it is worth its weight in gold."
Skin Eruptions.
"Winneconne, Wis.
Dr. M. M. Fenner, Fredonia, N.Y.
Dear Sir:-In 1885 I had skin
tirely covering foot and leg to
discharge would fill my slipper to
in a half day. No one knows how I
All doctors and patent medicines
failed to benefit me and the eruption Mn,t;ndon
to spread. In this distressed
finally began the use of your Blood
Rem~dy- and Nen•e Tonic, and after
bottles ·together wi tb as many boxes
Salt Rheum Ointment, relief was
I kept on however, until I had used
ties in all of tho niood RPme<ly, and I
nated with it occnsinnally a bottle of your Kid- '
ney and Backacho Cure, ur.til I had taken 4
bottles of it. A pcrf~:ct cure rPsultcrl.
L. M. SUID'ER."
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Snow Pie
Make a smooth paste of 2 tablespoonfuls of
cornstarch and 3 tablespoonfuls of cold water.
Then pour in this paste 1 pint of boiling water
and 1 cup of sugar. Boil well; add the white
of 1 eg~ beaten to froth, and a pinch of salt.
Add whipped white of 1 egg, into which has
been stirred 1 tablespoonful of sugar. Spread
on top and put in oven to brown. Flavor pie
to taste, with DR. FENNER'S EXTRACT.
Danbcrry Tarts.
1 pound raisins; i pound of citron; 4 figs,
chopped fine; juice and grated rinrl of 1
lemon; 1 cup of sugar, 3 rolled crackers; 3
tablespoor.fuls of water.
Just heat through, but do not cook. When
cool add 3 tablespoonfuls of brandy. ThiJ
makes about 3 dozon. Cut good pastry with
round cutter, and add 1 tablespoonful of the
filling.
Cur1antPle
1 cup of ripe currants, mashed; 1 cup of
sugar; 1 heaping tablespoonful of flour; 2
tal;lespoonfuls of water; yolks of 2 eggs; use
the whites of the eggs for frosting; 1 crust.
.PUDDINGS.
French Custard
3 eggs, beaten as for sp011ge cake; i pound
oi sugar; 1 pint of whipped cream. Flavor
with brandy or wine aud serve in cups, with
nutmeg on top~
Equaled by none-. Dr. Fenner's Ex-tracts.
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Biliousness
Jefferson, Wis.
Dr. M. M. Fenner, Fredonia, N. Y 1 1
Doar Sir:-A few months ago I was v zy~ r
mis~;~rable in health. Biliousness, Liver
plaint, Constipation, Headache, Indigestion,
blood very bad, Kidney Complaint, and a
g~neral breaking down of tho whole system. At
this time I wns inuucod to try a bottle of your
Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic by
your agent. I commenced taking the same
and very soon began to improve in health.
I then nrlded your Kidney and Backache Cure
anrl teok of both, alternately 5 bottles; and
for a long time past I have been a healthy and
hearty man. J. C. OTIS.
Goiter or Tumor.
Miss R. 'U. Mathews, 1G67 Thir St., Macon,
Gn., writes Dr. Fonnor:
"One year ago I had a Tumor on my neck,
what the doctors culled Goiter. Nearly every
doctor in Macon examined it ~ith tho result of
their deciding the knife should be used. But I
feared the knife.
We had used Dr. Fenner's medicines a great
deal in our family and found them to do as ha
recommended until wo h::~d come to relv on
them in all cases. I decided therl)fore, that I
would take his Blood and Liver Remedy and
Nerve Tonic. I did not notice much improve­ment
for a while, .but I bud so much faith I
stuck to it till I had taken 7 or 8 bottles, t'l­gether
with the Blood and Liver Pills as he
directs, and I am now happy to say it cured me
completely.
I am now well and have not even ,11 sign of a
tumor or Goiter on rny neck which proves to
me more than the doctors had done.
I write this to lot you know how grateful I
feel for what your great Remedy has done for
me.t'
Sour Stomach and Heartburn
Greene, N. Y.
M. M. Fenner Co., Fre~onia, N. Y.
Gentlemen:-! have been subject to indiges­tion,
sour stomach and heartburn for a num­ber
of years, anq this spring after a severe
attack of La-grippe I was left with rheuma­tism
so bad I could hardly dress myse-lf or get
up from a chair. Your agent called on me and
I got a bottle of your Blood and Liver Remedy
and Nerve Tonic and before I had taken tbe
one bottle I was completely c\)red. Hoping
this may help some other sufferer, I am,
Yours truly, W. L. SHIPMAN.
\Vhat Dealers Say
Tho sale of one bottle of your Remedies in·
aures many more sales.
A. N. Pelham,"Salisbury, Ill
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SERIAL NO, 261.-Guaranteed under the Pure Food and Drugs Act June 30, 1908.
Doct enner's'
DYSPEPSIA CURE
Cleanses Alouth, Throat and Stomflch. Sweetens the Dreath.
NO MATTER HOW MANY F AlLURES YOU HAVE HAD­TRY
THIS REMEDY. DON'T BECOME
DISCOURAGED !
•
I.-Unless the stomach digests the food per­fectly,
so it can be absorbed into the circula­tion
and made into good, red, rkh blood, with
which to nourish the brain, non.-cs, muscles
and other tissues, malnutrition sets in and
undermines the health.
2.-Unless the excretory organs (Kidnnys
Bowels, Skin, etc.,) and tho glands about the~
(Liver etc.,) are active and promptly r mO\·e
from the blood and system the "Ashes of
Waste" blood cells and tissues, the blood l·e­comes
impure, the brain and nerns re torpid
or irritable and disease follows. A lorg train of
distressing symptoms accompany tl•cse condi­tions
called D1·sneosia or lndi!!eslion which
this remedy is for.
3.-It ill not a "digestant." It dot's not
digest the food. Nature has provided a di­gestive
apparatus (Stomach, Liver, BCJin'ls,
etc.,) and this reme<ly generally f.!Uk<Js it do it>
own work and dig~st and assim1late your food
into rich, red blood-nature's tonic and stimu­lant.
4.-0n the other hand, "digest
to.digestion," as they are called,
and enfeeble those nol·le organs
work nature designed for them.
t >t 9r"aids
ply burr r
by doi .. g the
5. -The blacksmith did net ~cq'lire 1is
strong arm by h:tv:ng a helper do i.!l work.
It came strong by use and so does the stomac!l.
So does the whole digestive and as imilative­nutrient
app!\fatus. Herein this remocly ditfera
from all thor rlv•popsia cure~, and that is the
whole seeret of its phcnomunal success.
J. H. Stevens, druggist, Knoxville, Tenn.,
writes Dr. Fenner: ''Your Dyspepsia Cure hns
cured me of a distressing case of Dyspepsia. I
bd tried all kinds of medi ines, including pE'p­ein
and Lactopeptine without any benefit."
6.-Not only must the digestive app(lratns
be made to digest tbe food, but the excretory
organs mu ,, at the same time, be made to re­move
tho "Ashes of Wa ,<J" from the bloou
and tis.;uc. By doin,.( tho latter alon:J, Dr.
1-'enner'a Dlood and Live• Remedy and 1-!:lrve
Tonic cur~:~ many cases ~i Dyapepsia.
7.-But in those numerous cases known as
Ak1ic a:1d I'lt tina! Dy pcpsia such further
L 3tme'lt is r q ir ~1 as w:U secure a normal
acti n CII tho glands that stud the lining
L'Pmbrane of tho stomach, and normal move­ments
of the m • clcs of the stomach and
br>wels, known ns tho "Peristaltic Action."
Tho property lias been successfully introduced
into this remedy.
8.-That it may bo so ronstituted as to
rea h 3-ld cure n•'"lrly all c• , Hr. F<•nncr h3S
m.1le hid Dlouu :.nu I i1·~r I:er ody and Nerve
·To~ic as the b•1se of Dyppop i:i Cure, with the
needed eleruenta added thereto.
9.-Wben you are t:lking Dr.
p~p ia Cure, t' crcfo~ J, you ar
lll~cd and Liver H~; edy and
a lap cd.
10.-Thus constitutecl, t is rem
of gr at good in Dy,pcpsia in all
form3.
11.-'l'he Remecly genera ly reliev the un­pleaaant
symptoms of Dyspepsia, a d a cura
should follow its continued u.o. A li olime cf
practice in its u.se juslillcs this stateru·nt.
12.-Acccpt no substitute. There a Noth-hg
"Like it." '
J. ll. Cowan of the Southern Rnilwa
F·,:r Forest, S. C., writes Dr. Fenner:
w;fe was troubled v;ith I yspepsia over a ear.
Used many remedi 3 without r.Jief. One bot­tle
of your Dyspepsia Curo effccteJ a cure,·~
\... Sold by Dealer:! in 50c. and $1 st:;e&. c. worth by maa 1f not with dealers
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SERIAL NO. 261.-Guo.rantee
A Great Family Medicine. Its uses innumerable. Needed in the Family
frequently. None will be without it once knowing what it will do.
IS GOO IN
And in connection. with Dr. F~nner's COUGH-COLD SYRU"x ror breaking
up Grip, Colds, or forming Intla.mmation, Congestion, or Fever.
A Partial List of the Diseases it is Useu for follows.
1.-Sprains, Rheumatic Joints. Sw e 11 c d
Limbs, P 'n in Baclt, Chil1lains, Painful
Swellings, Backlcht>, L3mo Back, Soreness
of Muse!~, L ::nbago, Sciatica, Crick in
B.1ck, Olrl Ulcers, Pain in Heart. P.l('eding
Gums, Toothache, Headache, Hoarseness,
Loss of Voice, Rusty Nail in l'oot, Gun­shot
or Powder· Wounds (:15 a preventive
from Lockjaw or Tetanus from these
last).
2.-Fresh Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Bruises,
Felons, Kicks, Jams, Wire Fence Cut~,
Laceration•, B t s, Stings, Poison Ivy,
Neuralgia, houmatism, Cankers, Cold
Sores, Sore Mouth, Heart Fallure (faint­ness),
Cramps, White Swellings. Any deep-seated
Pai:~ or Ache. Contract•ld Cor s
E~r.ache, Gonorrhma, Gleet, Corns, In­growing
Toe Nails, Etc.
3.-Colic, Diarrhrea, Summer Complaint,
Cholera Infantu.'ll, Cholera Morbus, Chol­era,
Dysentery, Bloody Flux Cramp of
Stomach, Ddlyachc, Etc.
4.-Gr"p, Colds, Sorethroat, Croup, Diph­the
·ia, Congcations, Inflammations, Form­ing
Fe•e:·s, Bronchi~is, Catarrh of the
Lungs, Etc.
5.-Horses, C:1ttle, Etc. Colic, Colds,-8tiff­ncs~,
Epizootic, Kidney Diseaso, Kicks,
Galls, Fresh Cuts, Wire Fence Wounds,
Swolled Legs, Corns, Backache, or any
deep seated pain or ache.
Dr. e ner's Golden Rehe is a ~emedy
for INFLA TION.
If tl e INFLAMJ.1ATION in the diseases mentioned above is cured, then the
diseas is cured. The effect of Golden Relief is wonderful in cases where
there is Inflammation.
D . Fenner's Golden Relief is most excellent for relieving pain in any part
of t o body, inside or out. It generally does this in a very few minutes. We
con
1
ider this medicine a great blessing to huma.nity and think no family would
will;ngly be without it once knowing what it will do.
Sold by Dealers in 25c., 50c. and $1 nizes. IIOc. worth by mail if not with dealers...
Se11d toM • .M. FENNER CO., Fredonis, N.Y., for Book on Golden Relief and Cough-Cold Syrup.
Page 22 DR. FENNER'S PEOPLE'S REA-lEDIES COOK BOOK
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Sponge Pudding.
• <1 ll eggs, beaten separately; 1 pint of sweet
milk;~ cup of sugar; 1 cup of butter;! cup of
ffonr. Salt.
Scald milk; then stir in sugar and flour until
it thickens. Add butter. When cool, add tho
yolks, then the whites of eggs. Bake b hour.
Serve immediately with Hard sauco, filled with
chopped nuts.
'I x!3: Prune Pudding.
l! pound of prunes; whites of 4 eggs.
Roak the prunes over night. In tho morning
5tone and stew them until tender, and sweeten
'to bste; then cbcp and add tho be ten whiles
9t of t>gg.. Beat thoroughly and bake in well
greased dish, 15 or 20 minutes in a moderate
01·en.
Scn·<i with whipped cream.
Tapioca Pudding
4 tablespoonfuls of tapioca, soaked over
night in 1 cup of watrr. Take tho yolks of 4
eg~.•,ltJijaten with 1 ct:p of sugar, an;! stir into
"' '1 qu&rt of boiling milk, which al o contains
th~ tapioca. Beat tho whites of tho eggs to a
stiff froth . . Put in a dish a small I· ieee of
1 lmt!Rr and tho whites of the e ~R, pouring
11 <Wer it the cooked custard; w'hich !~as bN·n
flavored to t&ate with DR. I<'E 'NER'S EX­TRACT.
ICES.
Lemon Sherbet.
Tho rind of 2 lemons, scalded in 2 quarts of
milk; the juice of 10 lemons, and 2 pounds of
sugaa Let stand until sugar is dis olved.
When milk ia thoroughly cold, add the sugar
and lemon juice. Strain bufore putting into
freezer, so as to get out all the lemon rind.
Then add the beaten whites of 4 eggs and 1
cup of powdered sugar and freeze.
Inflammation
Mrs. M. Yauch,30 Oregon St., Rochester, N.Y.,
writes Dr. Fenner:
1'Dear Sir:-I have tried your Golden Re­lief
and found it to give relief in extreme pain
in tho left of my abdomen from which I have
suffered intense pain for some years off and on.
~'his pain was left from Inflammation of the
Bowels and I dare say physicians would have
called it Peritonitis."
Bruises-Flux
J. P. Smith, Circleville, 0., writes Dr. Fenner:
"Dear Sir:-The horgo upset the buggy and
bruised up my arm so bad that I have been un­able
to work the fir$t 3 days of this week but
thanks to the Golden Relief I am now able to
work.
I was uneasy for fear I could not use my
arm for weeks as I thought it was broken. The
Golden neliaf is the best medicine I ever saw.
I lost time necessitated by eating green corn
causing DiarrhQ•a or Flux, and 3 doses of your
Golden Relief did tho work and met the emer­gency
happily."
Blood Poison, Etc.
J. V. Stewart, Coal Run, 0., writes Dr. Fenner:
"Dear Sir:-! t:lke pleasnre in commending
your Golden Relief to suffering humanity. I
'believe it will do all you claim for it. I have
used It it in cases of Grip, Headache, Blood
Poison from cut, Rheumatism, Pain in Chest
and Stomach, with wonderful effect. I have
recommended and u.ed it on others in cases of
cramps, heart failure, rheumatism or long
standing, and it received the highest praise for
all."
More economical than any other. Dr.
Fenner's Vanilla Extract.
Cured of LaGri ppe.
Sheridan, N. Y.
Dr. M. M. Fenner, Fredonia, N.Y.
I was takun with a severo attack of La
Grippe. I nt once took a tablespoouful of the
Golden Relief. This was r.t 4 o'clocf in tho
afternoon. At 5 o'clock I took anotlljlr table­spoonful
of Golden Relief. At 6 o· clock I took
a t .blespoonful of the Cough Honey ::.~d went
to bed. I broke out in a profuse persJltiration,
and slept and sweat all night. In the n\orning
I took a bath, followed by brisk frictio • La
Grippe had entirely left me and I nev had
any ret urn of tho disease.
I caught cold and was taken with a s vera
colic as the result. One tablespoonful dose
entirely cured me.
I have often had Diarrhcea and relieved my­self
with a few teaspoonful doses of the G~ld·
en Relic~!. A. n. MUNSON,
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DR. FENNER'S PEOPLE'S REMEDIES COOK BOOK Page 23
Raspberry Ice.
5 lemons; 2 cups of sugar; 1 quart of water;
juice of 1 pint of raspberries.
Boil the sugar and water together, and when
cold add the juice of the lemons and rasp­berries.
Just before freezing, add the white
of 1 egg, well beaten.
CAKES AND COOKIES.
Doughnuts.
8 tablespoonfuls of sugar; 2 eggs, well
beaten; 3 large tablespoonfuls of sour .cream;
10 large tablespoonfuls of sour milk; 1 tea- ,
spoonful of soda.
Flour enough to make a soft dough. Flavor
with DR. FENNER'S EXTRACT of CINNA­MON.
Scalds
F. A. Cottrell, Fredonia, N. Y., writes Dr.
Fenner:
"Dear Sir:-I accidently immersed my hands
in boiling sugar. Writhing in agony I sub­merged
them in Golden Relief. In ;l.O minutes
the pain was gone and a cure quickly followed
without pain."
Thumb Crushed
Florence B. Harrison, Niece of Ex-Pres.
Harrison, Indianapolis, Ind., writi)s Dr.
Fenner:
"Dear Sir:-My thumb was crushed almost
to a pulp and I was fearing that I should lose
it. Dr. Fenner's Golden Relief at once re1ieved
all pain and cured it in a few days without
matterating."
Tip Top-Cake. Grip and Sore Throat
11 cup of sugar; 1 cup of sweet milk; 1 egg; Ethel Ruch, Fredonia, N. Y., writes Dr.
Fenner:
21 cups of fiour; 1 tablespoonful of butter; 3 "Dear Sir:-I am a telephone girl at Fro-teaspoonfuls
of baking powder. Flavor with donia, and was attacked with Grip and Sore-
DR. PENNER'S EXTRACT. throat suddenly, and became so bad that my
voice could not be heard at the other end of
Sponge Cake. the line, and I was obliged to give up work.
3 eggs; 1large cup of sugar; 1large cup of One of the last .calls I answered was from
pastry flour; 1 teaspoonful baking powder; t yon. Realizing the situation you at once sent
cup of hot water; i lemon (juice and rind.) , me a ~<mall bottle each of your Golden Relief
Beat eggs very light. Add gradually the and Cough Honey, with the directions how to
sifted sugar; then the water and lemon, and take, and the promise of relief in 5 minutes
lastly, the flour and baking powder. Bake in and cure in 6 hours.
gem pans, or as a loaf. Of cilurse I was skeptical as to the promise
\Varn1 Ginger Bread.
1 egg beaten lightly; i cup of molasses; 1
teaspoonful of soda; butter size of an egg, put
into i cup of boiling water; 1 good cup of
flour.
Mix thoroughly, and bake in a quick oven.
S{lice, if you wish.
of so quick a cure, but I carried out the direc­tions
faithfully, taking a tablespoonful of the
Relief in 2 of water and 1 of sugar, etc., and
am pleased to say that the result was a full
realization of your promise.''
I came on duty the next day fully restored.
I thank you for so quick a cure, thus saving
me the sickness and loss of time I had feared.''
Chronic Diarrhrea
Frostburg, Md.
Dr. M. M. Fenner, Fredonia, N. Y.
I want to tell you what wonderful results I
have received from the nse of your Golden Re­lief,
I had Chronic Diarrhrea for a long time
and used everything that was recommended to
me, without relief, until I used your Golden Re­lief,
which cured me in a short time and I
have not been troubled with it since. I have
also used it for Toothache, Cramps, Colds,
Sorethroat and Sprains, and found it equally
as good for them as for the Chronic Diarrhcea.
V cry respectfully yours,
JOHN E. WINEBERNER.
A Dealer's Recommend.
Salisbury, Til.
The sale of one bottle of your Remedies in-
Bllrea many more aales. A. N. Pelham.
Page24 DR. FENNER'S PEOPLE'S REMEDIES COOK BOOK
Gold Cake.
Yolks of 8 eggs; 1 scant cup of· sugar;!
cup of butter; 1f cups of flour; 2 teaspoonfuls
baking powder.
Flavor with DR. FENNER'S EXTRACT.
Cream butter and sugar until very light.
Beat yolks until very stiff, and stir through the
butter and sugar. Put in milk, then flour, and
stir hard. Oven moderate.
Dried Apple Cake.
2 cups of dried apples; 2 cups of molasses;
1 cup of butter; 1 cup of sour milk; 1 cup of
brown sugar; 2 eggs; 1! teaspoonfuls soda; 2
teaspoonfuls cinnamon; 2 teaspoonfuls of
cloves1 1 nutmeg; 3 cups of flour.
Soak the apples over night, then chop and
stew in molasses 1 hour. When cool, add the
other ingredients.
Sugar Cookies
1 cup of sugar; ! cup of butter; 1 egg; !
cup of milk; 1 teaspoonful of baking powder;
tlour enough to make a stiff dough.
Roll as thin as possible. These are fine
with or without caraway seed. (Seeds should
be rolled.)
For delicacy of Flavor nothing
3quals Dr. Fenner's LemonExtract.
Ginger Snaps
1 cup of molasses; i cup of sugar; 1 scant
cup of lard and butter; 1 egg; 1 teaspoonful of
soda, dissolved in 1 tablespoonful of hot water;
flour enough to mix stiff.
Boil molasses and sugar together for 5
minutes; then add the shortening and soda, and
let cool a little before adding the flour. Ginger
and spices to taste. Roll thin, cut and bake
in a moderately lrot oven.
Lung Trouble and Cramps
Mrs. J. B. Anderson, Tuttle Creek, Pa., writes
Dr. Fenner:
"Dear Sir:-Last spring my little boy was
attacked with lung trouble. He was attended
by two physicians and both gave him up saying
he had only one lung left. My mother found a
booklet. under the door advertising your Golden
Relief. I purchased two bottles and used
them internally and rubbed on the affected
side. The two bottles entirely cured him and
he is now a healthy boy. We use the Golden
Relief. in every case, both in my mother's
family and in my own. We would not be with­out
it in the house and it is now our family
medicine. I also wish to state that it is the
best known remedy for cramps in the
stomach."
Running Sore on Leg.
Samuel T. Johnston, Mt. Jewett, Pa.,writes Dr.
Fenner:
"Dear Sir:-1 have used your Golden Relief
for the past 16 or 11 years for many ailments,
such as headache, neuralgia, toothache, back­ache,
bruises and cuts. I had a running sore
on my leg that caused me a great deal of trou­ble.
I doctored with several doctors but they
could not help me and told me I would lose my
• leg. It pained me terribly and one evening I
made up my mind I must do something and
poured Golden Relief on the sore. The next
morning my leg was a great deal better. I
applied the Golden Relief 4 or 5 times and my
leg healed up within a week. I feel very
grateful to you for your medicine. There is no
better in the world for cramps, colds, aches
and pains, bruises, cuts, sprains, old sores, etc.
I am going to Alaska in about ten days and
will take several bottles of your Golden Relief
with me."
Cramps, Sour Stomach, Etc.
Dhnchard, Pa.
Dr. M. M. Fenner, Fredonia, N. Y.
Dear Sir:-1 have used Dr. Fenner's Golden
Relief for several years,and find it an excellent
house-hold remedy. I find it particularly good
:for Cramps, Sour Stomach, Colds etc., if used
with Dr. Fenner's Cough Honey, and for most
any trouble where such medicines ars used in­ternally
or externally.
Very truly yours, GEO. W. EATON.
A Household Remedy.
M. S. Cole, Stony Fork, writes Dr. Fenner:
"Dear Sir:-1 have sold your medicines for
over 20 years and have always been partial to
them and have sold aqd recommended them in
all cases as being just as represented. I have
sold wagon loads of your Cough Honey and
Golden Relief, and it has always given satis­faction."
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DR. FENNER'S PEOPLE'S REMEDIES COOK BOOK Page 25
ICINGS AND FILLINGS
Plain Icing
Boil 1 cup of granulated sugar with 4 table­spoonfuls
of water until it drops from the
spoon in threads. Have ready the beaten
white of 1 egg, and pour the syrup slowly into
it, beating all the time. Use DR. FENNER'S
Flavoring. Spread on cake while warm.
Frosting Without Eggs
.
Dysentery
Clyde Gilson, :Montpelier, Ind., . writes Dr:
Fenner:
"Dear Sir:-! wish to say a few words in re­gard
to your wonderful Remedy called "Golden
Relief." I was sick several days with Cramps
and very bad case of Dysentery which turned
into Blood. Your salesman gave me 2 doses of
your Golden Relief and it completely cured
me." ·
1 cup of granulated sugar; 5 tablespoonfuls -----------------
of water. Corn on Horse. "
Boil for 5 minutes. Stir until it begins to P. H. Vapalecley, Cleveland, 0., writes Dr.
boil. When done, set dish in cold water; add Fenner: 1 DR. FENNER'S Flavoring. While cooling, stir •
or heat it continually. Frost cake while still "Dear Sir:-I received your letter sometime
warm. ago instructing me how to use your famous
"Golden Relief' to cure a corn on my horse's
foot. I followed your kind advice and am
pleased tp say that my horse is no longer lame
after lising but two bottles of your medicine on
the foot."
Maple Sugar Filling
1 cup of granulated sugar; 2 cups of maple
syrup; whites of 3 eggs.
Boil the sugar as for ordinary frosting. Put
in maple syrup. Boil until it nearly hairs.
Pour slowly on the beaten whites, and beat
until very thick or nearly cold.
Apple Filling.
1 cup granulated sugar; 1 egg, beaten up
light; 1lemon, grate the rind and use all the
juice; 2 large sour apples, grated.
Beat all together, and put on stove and boil
a minute. Spread between layers of cake.
Have the cake cold and the filling hot.
They are the best-Dr. Fenner's Ex­tracts.
Lame Horse.
J. L. Grandin, 461 Com. Ave., Boston, Mass.,
writes Dr. Fenner: .
"Dear Sir:-1 have a valuable horse which
has been very lame in fore leg and shoulder.
The Veterinarians were not able to cure him
and called it Rheumatism. I ordered ! dozen
bottles your Golden Relief, large size. Have
used it freely for three weeks, rubbing it in
thoroughly twice a day, using 5 bottles, He
has fully recovered and I am much pleased
with the result. Please send me i dozen more
bottles."
Chronic Sore.
Gate City, Ala.
Dr. :M. :M. Fenner, Fredonia, N. Y.
Gentlemen:-! have been selling Dr.
Fenner's remedies for eight years, and I take
· · · · · · · ple'aSUI'Il'in saying that they not on}y· da what · · · ·
• is claimed for them, but a great deal more. I
[ sell all of Dr. Fenner's medicines strictly on a
: f guarantee, and have never yet been required
' to refund thQ price on a single bottle.
:My father was afllicted with a chronic sore
leg for fifteen years. I advised him to use
Golden Relief and after using one bottle (25
cent size) his leg was entirely well.
My son had a very severe congh, which
lasted for two months, during which time he
took quite a number of different kinds of
Cough remedies all of which failed even to give
relief. I advised him to try Dr. Fenner's
Cough Honey. Before he had used one bottle
he was not only relieved but permanently
cured and he has never had a cough since.
Very respectfully,
BLANTON RIGGINS.
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JELLIES and CANNING. Cured of Grip,
Jellies.
All fruit jellies are made so much alike, that
.a few general directions are sufficient. For
berries, currants, or grapes, heat the fruit,
striiu it and add 1 pound of sugar to each
pint of juice. Crab-apple, quinces or apples
must be stewed before straining; and to apple
jelly mav be added the juice of 4 lemons to 6
pints of apple juice.
Crab-apple is improved by i pie-plant. For
any jelly, boil the juice about 20 minutes. Add
the sugar, and let it boil 2 or 3 minutes more.
Always have the sugar hot when yon put it in.
Ginger Pears.
8 pounds of fruit; 4 pounds of sugar; 1
pound of ginger root (green); juice of 4
lemons; 1 tumbler of water. .
Rind of lemons to be cut thin and long.
Peal and cut pears into thin slices (cannot be
too thin). Boil! of an hour. Use hard, green
pears.
Brandy Peaches.
18 pounds of loaf sugar to 20 pounds of
whole peaches. Boil the peaches slowly till
they become transparent; take them out and
spread on dishes to cool. Boil the juice to a
thick syrup; add 1 pint of brandy to 1 quart of
syrup. Pour syrup over peaches hot.
()berries.
Stone cherries; and if sour, allow i pound o!
· sugar to every pound of cherries. 1f sweet, 1
pound will be quite sufficient. Pour into a por­celain-
lined kettle, sufficient cherries to fill 2
jars, cover them with the sugar and stand
aside for 2 hours, then bring to a boiling point,
and aan directly.
Anthony Knzneske, Fredonia, N.Y., writes Dr.
Fenner:
"Dear Sir:-I had been laid up 2 days with
Grip. Medical treatment had done me no good.
At noon I began your Golden Relief and Cough
Honey. Sweat freely during the night. Slept
well and returned to my work completely cured
at noon the next day. Meanwhile my wife
came down with the Grip. I treated her the
same way and with the same result."
Diphtheria,
Mrs. A. A. McGranahan, Platteville, Wis.,
writes Dr. Fenner:
"Dear Sir:-I have used your Golden Relief
and Cough Honey in our family in cases of
putrid sore throat (when the house was quaran­tined
for Diphtheria), with great success pre­venting
this dreadful disease.
Golden Relief and Cough Honey is our family
doctor and cannot be excelled."
LaGrippe
E. G. Lane, Buffalo, N. Y., writes Dr. Fenner:
"Dear Sir:-I wish to inform you that the
medicine you sent me has, I think, cured my
cold, although I am still a little bit hoarse.
Mrs. Lane was, I think, in worse shape than I
was when the medicine arrived and she is now
entirely well, and I wish to thank you again
for your kindness in letting me know what
would cure the Grippe."
Pure delicate, strong. Dr. Fenner's
Extracts.
Rusty Nail in Foot.
''I stepped on a rusty nail which went
, • · • · · thro-egb my boot and entered the thick part of
the sole of my foot about an inch. I at once
bound salt pork on the wound, but at the end
of twelve hours my foot had swollen and he­came
so painful that the doctor feared Tetanus,
or lock jaw.
I then procured Dr. Fenner's Golden Relief
and immersed my foot in it up to the top of
the sole. The pain ceased at once and never
returned. Within a few hours I could step on
it. Next day I pulled on- my boot and never
lost an hours time after that. No matterating.
No wound to dress; a quick healing and curo.
Yours truly, WM. SCHWERTFAGER.
Supt. Dunkirk & Fredonia R. R., Fredonia, N. Y
Asthma.
Mrs. J. J. Stauffer, Fulton, Kan., writes Dr.
Fenner:-"! can cheerfully recommend your
Honey for Asthma, lung troubles, or
"
SERIAL NO. 261.-Guartmteed under the Puro Food and Drugs Act, June 30, 1906
Doctor ·Fenner's
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[Formerly DR. FENNER'S COUGH HONEY]
Pleasant to Take. Safe in Action. Good in Effect.
IT IS GOOD for Coughs, Colds, LaGrippe, ore Throat, Croup,
Infl.uenza, Quinsy, Infl.ammation of Lungfl, Pleurisy,
Asthma, Catarrh of Lungs, Congestions, Inflammations,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Distempers, Tire d
Feeling, Unrefreshing Sleep, Etc. :
1.-For any cough.
2.-Good for breaking up " col_d in
the head" before any cough has formed
or " cold " in any part of the body.
3.-For the cure of GRIP. Used in
connection with Dr. Fenner's Golden
Relief, it makes a. most excellent
remedy.
Dr. Fenner has found, in his extensive prac.
tlce that A COJ.I,IBINATION TREAT­MENT
of the two remedies brings the best
results in cases of Grip, Congestions, lnflamma­tions,
etc. He is, therefore, giving it a wider
circulation by means of this booklet.
A SIMPLE TREATMENT of GRIP,
SORE THROAT, or ANY IN·
FLAMMATIONS, FORM·
lNG FEVERS, ·ETC.,
as follows:
Take 1 tablespoonful of Dr. Fenner'e Golden
Relief in 2 of water and 1 of sugar hourly till
sweat ; then take 1 tablespoonful of Cough­Cold
Syrup. Three doses generally sufl'lcient.
A bath next morning generally completes the
cure. P. ~i. or evening best time.
If sore thro.:t also, ftrst bat! e it with tho
Relief. Then bind around the neck a wet
fll:mel over whkh enough Relief has been
~p::inklcd and :!ixcd on tl:o wet cloth to redden
the throat sr:~artly but not blister, and cover
with dry cloth.
The flannel wet with Golden Relief should
be worn till well, and if too strong temper the b.II.l:
Rolie! to suit the needs.
For chHdren, uso proportionate doses.
Many cnscs aro eurod by oao OJ tw doses
and without interruption to business.
Dr. Fenner saya : "Either the Cough-Cold
Syrup or Golden Relief will generally cure Grip
quickly, but by the use of the ·two combined, as
above, the cure is frequently reduced to a few
hours or a day."
4.-As a preventive : Take a dose
before or during exposures to dampness, wet,
chill, or overwork and you will avoid " toli'ng
cold " either in tho head or other parts o '
body, and so prevent Coughs, Rheumatism,
Pleurisy, Pneumonia, Inflammations, Etc.
Sold by Dealers in 25c., 50c., and $1.00 sizes. Sont by Mail 1! not found with Dealers
Send toM. M. FEN. 'ER CO., Fredonia, N. Y., for Books on Goldeu Relief and Cough-Cold Syrup
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SERIAL NO. 261.-Guarap,t>l d ~der the Pure Food and Drugs Act June 30, 1906.
St. Vi
St. Vitus' Dance is a disease of tho nervous
system, manifesting itself chiefly through pecu­liar
and involuntary muscular contractions,
having its seat in the brain, and gcner:Jily oc­curring
between the ages of five 2nd t•.renty
years. It is mostly confined to northern lati­tudes.
It is a 'Very distressing complaint and
often works great injury to the mental facul­ties
of the patient.
All ordinarily treated by the medical profes-
Ge-i'·lTATJYou v
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TitERE'·lS · NoTMIN
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NNER'S
cific
Eion the cure of St. Vitus' Dance is slow and
imperfect, frequently leaving its impress upon
tho system, with a constant tendency to a re­turn
of tho aieease. Dr. renner's St.
Vitus' Dance Specific has the peculiar
properly of raising the system, as it were,
quickly above and out of the distressing situa­tion.
It has been before the people over 30
years, and it is tho greatest remedy for this
terrible disease. Thousands of cures
have been effected by this
Great Specific.
In recent cases of St. Vitus'
Dance, especially in children,
one bottle is usually sufficient
for a cure. In a number of in­stances
one bottle has cured
two cases. But in adults and
cases of long standing, and in
rits and other Nervous Dis­orders,
a longer persistence in
its use is required, and generally
followed by happy results.
No one having St. Vitus'
D:::.nce or enfeebled o.: im­paired
nerve3, gi\·ing rise to
Nervous headaches, Neuralgia,
Tremulousness, etc.. ordinarily
treated with such poor success,
should fail to procure a bottle
of this Specific.
Dr. renner's St. Vitus'
Dance Specific will cure
St. Vitus' Dance.
Send for booklet containing
large number of certificates of
cure. See testimonial pages.
Sent by oall, post pn.id, on receipt of $3.CO, to any ' post-office. Sent dealers by
Express. It is not sent" C. 0. D:' to collect on delivery. All orders shoulJ be addressed to
.M. M. FENNER CO., Fredonia, N. Y., or tho Remedy can be sent for by your •mnrm·•~"-
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DR. PENNER'S PEOPLE'S REMEDIES COOK BOOK . Page 29
Pitts, Pa,
M. M. Fenner Co., Fredonia, N. Y.
Dear Sirs :-About two years ago I had St.
Vitus' Dance, and doctored for months without
relief. Through a friend we heard of y ur
medicine and decided to try it. I did not
finish the first bottle before I waJ cured. We
have recommended it to others and will con-tinuo
to do so. MISS D. I'Y GRINDLE.
\'ictor, N.Y.
M. M. Fenner Co., Fredonia, N. Y.
Dear Sirs :-In reply to your I tter of 24th
inst. 1vill say that your St. Vitus' Dance f:pcci­fic
has complct~ly cured my 7 year old
daughter. A ye· r ago last April Bhe wa.• taken
with Suarkt Fe1·er and before she fullv r -
covered wo noticed the ncrvons twitching and
jerking.
We then toqk her to Dr. ~~--of R-­who
pronounced her case Chorea and said ho
could cure her but it would take 2 months.
He treated her !or more than 2 months and we
· could Fcc her failing and growing womo.
I hPard of your Remedy and what it had
dondor others and concluded to try a bottle.
I did not ha1•e much faith when I began gil·ing
it but iu -18 hours I could see some improYc­mcnt
and sho gained steadily o-rery d y and
now 11he i entirely curod and one bott lo of
your St. Vituo' Dance Specific <lid the budncs.q,
Words c::tnnot express the gratitude I feel
to you. I will gladly answer all letters in·
quiring about the case. DENNIS 0'1-.'EILL.
Finleyville, Pa.
M. M. Fenner Co., Fredonia, N.Y.
Gentlemen :-1\!r~. Wm. Ostrander of Finlry­ville,
Pa., requested me to nctify you that her
Loy about tweln) y~ars oltlbd St. Vitu 'lJ nco
so badly she could do nothing for him, ~nd
:.fter treatment by the best Pittsburg 1= hysi­cians
and spending over three hundred dollars
ho got no relief, and ~pon advice from a Fitt~­burg
druggist she used only one bottle of Dr.
Fenner's l:it. Vitus' Dance ~prcific and it cured
him. TilOS. W. SCOTT.
Honeoye. N. Y. J1
M. :M. Fenner Co., Fredonia, N. Y.
Dear Sirs :-I was troubled with St. Vitus'
Dance, having one side pnrali ed. I took one
$:l.OO bottle of Dr. Penner's ·t. Vilns' Dance
Specific and was completely c red.
Nobody makes a mistake in using thi3 Rem­edy
if troubled with any nervousness or St.
VitUJ;' Danco. Yours truly,
SU.SA.t'l .M. FRANEY.
Eau Claire, Mo.
Dr. M. M. Fenner, Fre<ionia, N.Y.
Dear Sir:-Aftcr being treated by different
physicians here without benefit our two
daughters were fJermanently cured of St.
Vitus Dance by your St. YituR' Dance Specific.
We think it is a wonder and hn,.e inJuced an­other
party here to uso iL~ Fil·e hundred
dollu.ra would lle nothing for the good it has
dono us. CALVIN SIIEPLER,
LENA SHEPLER.
Roclic~tcr, N.Y.
Dr. M. 1I. F ner, Fredonia, N. Y.
Dear, ir:-Your St. Yitu.J' Dance Sp0cifie is
nil ycu clnim it to he. Mr. James Thi tie, a
poraonal friend of minl', had n child so bad with
it that he d_g.paired of over obtaining a cure.
Your R m dy cured it in rnmarkably quick
time anf he lndacod a n 1ghLcr to use it, hi~
chi.J. he:ng affii•).,l in the same manner, and
tho result was , ~3 same.
PATRICK J. KEEGAN.
Sharpsville, Pa.
1\f. 1\L Fonner Co., Fredonia, N.Y .
Dear SL"!t :-When I was nine years of age I
wa.s stricken with :Kervous Prostration. I
tried scycral doctors, but was hdped by none.
Then I h d of your mediciPe ana one bottle
of the St. Vitus' Dance Specific cured me.
Yours truly,
SADIE KAGARISE.
Doctor enner's SENNATORIA
A Child's Physic. For Ailments Incidental to
BABYHOOD, CHILDHOOD AND YOUTR
Laxative, Corrective. Antacid
Safe, mild, g<!ptle, pleasant and most thor­JUgh.
Use it in place of Castor Oil and all
)tbcr nauseons cathartics.
Unloads and cleans out the pent up stomach
and bowels of the child (if constipation) and
. acti•>n (if Diarrhooa, Summer Complaint, etc.)
If child's irritation is extreme can first quiet
it by th.e UJe of Dr. Fonner's Soothing Syrup.
See "Special Directions" around bottle.
Page 30 DR. FENNER'S PEOPLE'S REMEDIES COOK BOOK
Dr. Fenner's PLEASANT WORM SYRUP
111111 For Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic and Worm Fits
f,ns Ji•his is Dr. Fenner's SENKATORU., with the of the Scnnatoria when the presence of Worms
WORM Elem nts Incorporated into it. See is suspected. Allays feverishness, etc.
Sennatoria. '£his Remedy is to be used inst~ad ' See "Special Directions" around bottle.
By Druggists, 25 and 50 c. 150c. worth by !\tail, 150c.
Dr. Fenner's FIT CURE
m A Remetly for fits or Epilepsy. It is one of his reputation in the case of diseases usually
that strong collection of Remedies produced by regarded as incurable.
Dr. Fenner, that have contributed so much to
Price $3.00. By Druggists, or, it not foun<l, sent by E~press on receipt of price.
t NOT MAILED.
Doctor Fenner's
Blood and Liver (Mandrake) Pellets
An Admirable Family Physic. Strictly y cgetable
Aperient, Purgative and Cathartic. Action action is searching, far-reaching, energetic and
equaliz~d and uniform throughout tho Alimen- most thorough. Thoy act on tho glands of tho
tary Canal, tomach, Liver and Bowels. body, and especially the Liver, exciting them
''~'hiltl plcM:mt and harmless as prescribed, to a more energetic performance of their func-at
the sams time they are reliablo, and their tiona.
See ·• Special Dlrectlons" around bottle.
By Druggists, 1n 25c. boxes, or by Mail, postage free.
Dr. Fenner's ERMAN EYE SALVE
For Sore Eyes, Piles, Skin Eruptions, Etc.
Used in ALL DISEASES of the EYES having Also an excellent remedy for Piles, Sore
Inflammation (acute or chronic.) Purulent Db- Lips, Pimples on Face, and all old torpid Skin
charges, Granulated Lids, Films, We:l.kneas of Eruptions. If actively inflamed, Dr. I'onner's
Vision, Ulceration, etc., E:tc. Family Ointment should be used instead.
Activo and healing, soft and creamy. See "Special Directions" around package.
By Dru:;glnts 215c. or Postage Free by lltall.
Soothing, Softening, Cleansing nnd llealing.
Soothes sm::.rting a!ld burning.
In Eruptions of tho Skin or mucous mem­branes
and Sor~s or Piles of a heating,burning,
or smartin"' nature with excellent results.
Used in C~~pped Hamls anti Salt Rhoum. .
Applied to Rheumatic joint~ at\t! Cwt m;
also over the lungs and throat of chilllrcn in
ENT
C~OUP and inflammation of lungs. Also in
Ptlos and over nose and forehead in C11tnrrh,
etc.
J. HrGnY, merchant, Shohola, Pa., writes :
"Your Famih· Ointment ill the best Ointment on
the market: It has eurcd here what good
doctors said they could do nothing for." Try
it. See "Special Directions" around bottle.
By Drug.:;ists 25c., or Postage Free by M<lll.
Dr. Fenner's
Compounded of ingredients TI!Jose virtues
hayo been proved by him and harmonized to
expedite curj!s with hill Kidney and Backache
Cure, etc.
ByDrug>rbts 25o., or Postage Free by Man.
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A HISTORY Olo' DR. M . .l\1. FENNER.
(Concluded trom l'u.go 2.)
lie also manufactures a line of flavoring extracts and conducts a grape and miscellaneous farm­ing
enterprise on a·large scale. He is furthermore Secretary and Treasurer of the Dunkirk and
Fredonia Electric Railroad Company, in which he holds a controlling interest, and which, in addi­tion
to an Electric Street Railway between Dunkirk and Fredonia, carries on the business
of Commercial ElectriG Lighting, Power and Steam Heating. It also owns and operates the
Gas Plant of the village of Fredonia. Dr. Fenner has actively managed the affairs of this
corporation since 1880, receiving it as simply a somewhat delapidated horse line, and bringing it
up to its present high state of development.
lie is also proprietor of the large printing establishme'Jlt of the Globe Printing Com­pany
of Fredonia. He is a Director of the Merchants' National Bank of Dunkirk. He was
formerly Presjdent of the Life and Reserve Association of Buffalo. He is also a member of tbe
Local Board of the State Normal School at Fredonia, and of the Monday Night Club, a literary
society fostered by tho faculty of the State Normal School and literary people of the locality.
Dr. Fenner was born in South Stockton, Chautauqua County, N.Y., July 28, 1837. His
preparation for the remarkable care!ll' which we have briefly outlined was obtained in. the public
schools, the Ellington, N.Y., Academy, and Allegheny College, at M,eadville, Pa. To this
substantial foundation his medical studies at Cincinnati, already referred to, were added.
l'hro)lghout nearly his entire school career, beyond the district schools of his boyhood, he paid
his own way by farm labor and teaching, receiving the degree of Doctor of Medicine at the age
of twenty-three."
Indianapolis, Ind.
M. M. Fenner Co., Fredonia, N.Y. ·
Dear Sirs :-Sometime ago I wrote you do­scribing
my case and received answer Dec. 8th.
I havo been following your directions. Had
been taking the Sennatoria eight days before
there was a chango, nearly two bottles a day,
and since then have been better in stomach and
bowels. I am much better in health than
for some time past and have a splendid appe­tite.
I am now taking a teaspoonful three
times a day of the Sennatoria, also a teaspoon­ful
of the Golden ·Relief three times a day.
My bowels are natural enough; have had watery
passages but twice since taking your medicine.
Yours truly, CHAS. A. HARRISON.
COMPLETE LIST OF
Dr. Fenner's Family Medicines
(or People's Remedies.)
1. Kidney and Backache Cure, (kidneys, etc.,) 50c. and $1.00 sizes.
2. Blood & Liver Remedy & Nerve Tonic, (General Alterative, etc.,) 50c. and $1.
3. Dyspepsia Cure, (for Indigestion, etc.), 50c. and $1.00 sizes.
4. Golden Relief, (Relieves Inflammation and Pain,) 25c., 50c., $1 and $1.50 sizes.
5. Cough-Cold Syrup, (Relieves Coughs and Colds,) 25c., 50c. and $1 sizes.
6. Sennatoria, (Child's Stomach and Bowel Corrective, etc.), 25c. size only.
7. Pleasant Worm Syrup, (Sennatoria, adapted for worms, etc.,) 25c .. size only .
. 8. St. Vitus' Dance Specific, (a great Remedy), $3.00 size only.
9. Fit Cure (Epilepsy) $3.00 size only.
10. Pellets, (Blood and Liver, Mandrake,) 25c. size bottles only.
11. German Eye Salve, (for Sore Eyes, Piles, etc.,) 25c. size only.
12. Family Ointment, (for Skin Eruptions, Smarting, Sores, etc.) 25c. and 50c. sizes.
13. Backache Plaster, (used with Kidney & Backache Cure, etc.,) 25c. size.