FoodNet

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.
3d. Taste, Smell and Hearing impaired; stopping of one nostril; hawk¬ ing greenish mucous ; dry scales come from nostrils. 4th. Nostrils closed; breathing through lips ; distressed snoring ; discharge copious and offensive : much Swallowing of virulent poison while asleep- 5th. Foetid and Sickening breath ; watery stars floating before .t e eyes; throat and lungs sore and clogged mornings. Weakening discharge from genitals. Sometimes Hay-Fever and Polypus appear. 6th. Bones of nose and fore-skull, becomes honey-combed and par¬ titions rot away, disfiguring victim for life ; Voice utterly destroyed ; very Deaf; Stench unbearable ; mucous more purulent, planting germs of Scrofula, Consumption, and Death. This, Reader, is what Snuf¬ fles, Influenza, and Catarrh become. Some remedies, or, favorable weather, have temporarily mitigated Catarrh none before this, have ever cured, or exterminated its cause. Suffered 10 Years. Could not Taste or Smell. “ For ten years I was afflicted with Catarrh in its worst form ; lost senses of smell and taste. I tried every known remedy without relief. The use of two boxes of Wei de Meyer's Catarrh Cure has made me perfectly well,” GOOD L. BRUSH, 443 Broadway, N. Y “ An Object of Loathing and Disgust.” “ My suffering from Catarrh for four years was something indescribable. My senses of taste and smell were entirely destroyed. I was weak and dejected, my breath was offensive, and I felt myself an object of loathing and disgust. I could not breathe through my nostrils. By the final use of Wei De Meyer’s wonderful discovery, the formation of mucous ceased, my taste and smell were restored, my appetite returned, and I was periectly cured. It is now over one year, and I have had no re- turn ol the Catarrhal symptoms.” p q McKELVE Y , 167 Mott St., N. Y. 29 WEI DE MEYER’S CATARRH CURE. A Great Merchant’s Opinion. 4-rn^ wol^d n<$ without Wei Do Meyer’s Catarrh Cure, if it cost ma $10 a package. C. W. Dudley, 16 Maiden Lane, N, Y., April 10th, 1881. Catarrhal Deafness Cured. OS» “weiX Meyer4 Cata^Cure J?™' ^ PerfeCt,y re8t0red ** tha Wm. B. Judson, Kansas City, Mo. A Case of Twenty-seven Years. act a ^ , J59 Short Street, Erie Pa., August 15. 1881 me ?hnedr,arn?ithfr P tv.k Tg?' Th,e first ?ne has worked wonders, and has given me the first free breath I have drawn in twenty-seven years. I have tried dozens of other remedies without benefit.” Charles Schneider. A Twelve Years’ Case. t bad Catarrh twelve years, with partial deafness and noise in my head. ed ™any r<rmrd,les wUhoiit benefit, until I tried and was cured by Wei De Meyer’s wonderful remedy. * * * * j was induced to trv tbiq r>rpnsir« tion by a lady friend who had been cured by it, after suffering with Catarrh^for forty years, ar.d since her childhood.” 8 diarrn ror Mrs. Gardner Carlton, Mechanics ville, Vt. Taste, Hearing and Sight Restored.