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The New York receipt book

1882

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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.
“ While swimming tho Connecticut River to Long Island Sound I con¬ tracted a dangerous cold. Wei De Meyer’s Catarrh Cure was recommended to me, and 1 am happy to state that it accomplished all and more than is said for it * * * Ithas completely cured my agent, Mr. George P. Kiefer, of a terrible Catarrh from which he had suffered for a lone time. H"“f“r shall always include this invaluable remedy in my outfit. Paul Bo yi OK. 27 Over 250,000 Persons Who had suffered with Catarrh, for periods ranging from one month to forty years U) a^d representing every stage of the malady, have reported them- to1! vcrby^el Be M®yer’s treatment. Space prevents reference with feW 01 them' An"V Person named by us may be readily conferred Cured! Cured!! Cured!!! Cured.!!!! Rev. Olney Place (wife), Massena, N. Y. Rev. Charles II. Taylor, 140 Noble St., Brooklyn, N. Y. pEV‘ n' J* i°^ES’ New Brighton’ N- Y., Minister’s Sore Throat. Rev. Geo. E. Pratt, St. Stephen’s Rectory, Phila. Rev. Geo. E. Reis. Cobbleskill, N. Y. Catarrhal Bronchitis. Rev. Alex. Ereese, Cairo, N. Y., 6 Cures in one Parish. Kev. W. H. Sumner, Frederick, Md. Rev. W. 0. Tower (wife), Clarksville, Albany Co., N. Y. tTV^H;,G00DWIN’ Newark> N- J- (member of family). Dp' w n ^URKIN’ 361 Sixth Ave- N. Y., Catarrhal Influenza. Rr. W. II. Truesdell, Elgin, Ill., Polypus. Bb. F. N. Clark (Dentist), S Montgomery St., San Francisco. Paul Boyton (Champion Swimmer), Flushing, L. I. Aimee (Opera Singer), Catarrhal SoreTbroat. L. F. Newman (Merchant), 305 Fulton St., Brooklyn. bAM l Benedict, J r. (lady), 697 Broadway, N. Y. C. S. Stanhope, 21 John St., R. I., Deafness. v*E0. W. Lambright, 73 Biddle St., Baltimore, Md. B. Moores, Friendship, Me, (wife), 28 years ! Susan B. Leighton, Newmarket, N. II., Polypus. Mary E. Ranker, 449 N. Clark St., Chicago, Ill. Mrs. M. E. Shenky, 3022 Sarah St., St. Louis, Mo. J . \\ . Purcell, Golden City, Colorado. C. II. Manning, Fall River Mills, Cal. Mrs. Geo. E. Hayden, West Roxbury, Mass. Mrs. George Webster, 69 Exchange St., Portland, Me. S. ( ollins, Baldwin Hotel, San Francisco. Mrs. Geo. Lownd, Stamford, Conn., 14 years 1 W. J. Davenport, The Dalles, Oregon. Mrs. J. Swartz, Jr., 200 Warren St., Jersey City, 18 years J“ Ckank’ Atlantic Hotel, Chicago, Ill. t Rn ™ C'nowES’ 39 w- Washington Sq., N. Y 30 years ! J. D. McDonald (lady), 710 Broadway, N. Y., 40 year- ! ^ <3.0 A.McCoRM,cK,71517thSt..San Laocilco Ca. ^ *«•. *o„ 28 Few Persons Know what Catarrh Really Is. Catarrh is a constitutional virus of the mucous membrane, as Small¬ pox is a virus of the blood. Dr. Wei De Meyer’s remedy, is the result if the only consistent theory for the cure of Catarrh. Symptoms— Plain Warning. 1st. Snuffling, Sneezing, Watery Eyes, Disgusiing Expectoration, with Intermittent pains by the sides of the nose, back of head, and over the eyes. 2d, Head seems to crackle and spin; hearing suddenly ceases upon blowing the nose ; "buzzing noises and spurts of thin mu¬ cous upon the tonsils, or from the nostrils. . .