Use Centaur Liniment for Boils, Bruises, Burns, Chil¬
blains, Cuts, Ear-Ache, Felon, Itch, Lumbago, Mumps, Neu¬
ralgia, Pain in Back. Pimples, Poisonous Bites, Rash,
Rheumatism. Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Scalds, Sciatica,
Stiff Joints, Strains, and Swellings, also for Sprains,
Kicks, Galls, Spavin, and Scratches upon Horses.
His Wife Fell on the Ice.
• ‘ * * * My wife received injuries by falling on the ice, which threatened
to make her bedridden for life Dr. - had been in dailv attendance, but
did not succeed in limbering the useless parts. I quietly applied the Centaur
Liniment, which took down the swelling in one night. My wife is entirely
well JASPER WESTERFIELD, 238 Wyckoff St., Brooklyn.
Bad Case of Inflammatory Rheumatism.
188 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn, July 17th, 1877.
« * * * For a long time I have been a great sufferer from Inflammatory
Rheumatism, for which I could find no relief, until I tried the Centaur Lini¬
ment. In one week’s time I was able to walk without pain— something new to
me for years. * * * I feel that I am to be restored to health and relieved of
suffering My thanks for the Centaur Liniment cannot be expressed.”
Mrs. E. EDWARDS.
Leg Saved from Amputation.
The remarkable case of R. F. Stobo is familiar to the profes¬
sion through the Medical Journals.
Office of the Anchor Line Transp. Co., I
New York, Sept. 11, 1877. f
Three years ago I was a terrible sufferer from Inflammatory Rheuma¬
tism. It settled in my right leg and foot. For seventeen weeks I was in
agonizing pain, helpless, and reduced to a skeleton. I had the best medical
attendance by Geo. K. Belcher, M. D., of 43 E. 21st Street, After the
most careful attendance (Dr. Parker was also consulted), it was considered
that my foot must be amputated at the ankle. I demanded delay before
submitting to this ordeal, determined that, if compelled to lose my leg; it
should be taken off at the knee.
“ Fortunately, at this crisis, I was advised to use Centaur Liniment. From
the first day’s application, I experienced sensible relief. Constant use of the
Liniment, in connection with my medicine, saved my leg. It effected a per¬
fect cure in about six weeks’ time. I have been able to attend te my business,
which is mostly out of doors, regularly ever since, although I continue to use
the Liniment as intervals. I write this with ft feeling of grattsuc ® that no on©
but understand "■ ■ R F. STOBO, US 'W . «*’
ISoilecl Eggs. — Slip the eggs off the spoon gently into boiling water. Boil
for soft eggs, 3 minutes; for white set, 4 minuses; hard eggs, 6 minutes.
Poached Eggs — Into simmering, well-salted water, carefully drop, so as not
to break, 1 egg✪ Poached Eggs at a time. Dip water from the side upon eggs. Remove before
hard, upon separate pieces or thin hot buttered toast.
Omelette— 6 eggs. 1 cup of milk,l table spoonful of flour, a pinch of salt✪ Omelette.
Beat the whites and yolks separately. Mix the flour, milk, and salt, add the
yolks, then add beaten whites. Have a buttered spider, very hot; pour in.
Bake in a quick oven five minutes.
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Presented as published in 1882. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
AI-modernized reading of the original text
Use Centaur Liniment for Boils, Bruises, Burns, Chilblains, Cuts, Ear-Ache, Felon, Itch, Lumbago, Mumps, Neu¬ ralgia, Pain in Back. Pimples, Poisonous Bites, Rash, Rheumatism, Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Scalds, Sciatica, Stiff Joints, Strains, and Swellings, also for Sprains, Kicks, Galls, Spavin, and Scratches upon Horses.
His Wife Fell on the Ice.
• ‘ * * * My wife received injuries by falling on the ice, which threatened
to make her bedridden for life Dr. - had been in daily attendance, but
did not succeed in limber the useless parts. I quietly applied the Centaur Liniment, which took down the swelling in one night. My wife is entirely well JASPER WESTERFIELD, 238 Wyckoff St., Brooklyn.
Bad Case of Inflammatory Rheumatism.
188 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn, July 17th, 1877.
« * * * For a long time I have been a great sufferer from Inflammatory Rheumatism, for which I could find no relief, until I tried the Centaur Liniment. In one week’s time I was able to walk without pain— something new to me for years. * * * I feel that I am to be restored to health and relieved of suffering. My thanks for the Centaur Liniment cannot be expressed.”
Mrs. E. EDWARDS.
Leg Saved from Amputation.
The remarkable case of R. F. Stobo is familiar to the profes¬ sion through the Medical Journals.
Office of the Anchor Line Transp. Co., I New York, Sept. 11, 1877. f
Three years ago I was a terrible sufferer from Inflammatory Rheumatism. It settled in my right leg and foot. For seventeen weeks I was in agonizing pain, helpless, and reduced to a skeleton. I had the best medical attendance by Geo. K. Belcher, M. D., of 43 E. 21st Street, After the most careful attendance (Dr. Parker was also consulted), it was considered that my foot must be amputated at the ankle. I demanded delay before submitting to this ordeal, determined that, if compelled to lose my leg; it should be taken off at the knee.
“ Fortunately, at this crisis, I was advised to use Centaur Liniment. From the first day’s application, I experienced sensible relief. Constant use of the Liniment, in connection with my medicine, saved my leg. It effected a per¬ fect cure in about six weeks’ time. I have been able to attend to my business, which is mostly out of doors, regularly ever since, although I continue to use the Liniment as intervals. I write this with ft feeling of gratitude that no one but those interested can understand "■ ■ R F. STOBO, US 'W . «*’
Boiled Eggs. — Slip the eggs off the spoon gently into boiling water. Boil for soft eggs, 3 minutes; for white set, 4 minutes; hard eggs, 6 minutes.
Poached Eggs — Into simmering, well-salted water, carefully drop, so as not to break, 1 egg at a time. Dip water from the side upon eggs. Remove before hard, upon separate pieces or thin hot buttered toast.
Omelette— 6 eggs. 1 cup of milk,l table spoonful of flour, a pinch of salt. Beat the whites and yolks separately. Mix the flour, milk, and salt, add the yolks, then add beaten whites. Have a buttered spider, very hot; pour in. Bake in a quick oven five minutes.
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