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Dr. Fenner's peoples remedies for the family cook book

1903

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Presented as published in 1903. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
FREE and VALUABLE _E. O. FRANCKE,-.JOS. HINES,-J. T. SANFORD Athens, Pa. Will give you a Sample Bottle Free, of Dr. Fen- ner’s Kidney and Backache Cure, on presentation of this Order. The prescription will do just what is claimed for it. Note article on Kidney and Back- ache Cure in book. fens M. M. FENNER, Fredonia, N. Y. ng Some people seem born to the strenuous and eccaetal life, and flourish in thé midst of an amount of duties, cares, efforts and enterprises before which weaker hearts pale and falter. Or. Mi. RA. Pohnes Fredonia, Nm. Y., is a living example of the strenuous life—for proof of which note the following : Physician and Surgeon-in-Chief to People’s Dispensary of Medicine and Surgery; late Assistant Surgeon U.S. Navy; late Consulting Physician to the Chautauqua County Insane Asylum; late United States Examining Surgeon; Author of the New National Guide with treatise on Chronic Diseases of the Liver, Lungs, Blood, Catarrh, Diseases of the Sexual Organs of beth sexes, etc. Author of a Treatise on Corea or St. Vitus’ Dance, with its cure, Late Editor of the Medical Progress; late President of one of the State Medical Societies of the State of New York; Proprietor of People’s Remedies, etc., etc. Dr. Fenner’s Standing at Fiome. He has twice served his town as Supervisor, its highest office. He has twice served the district in which he lives as a member of the New York Legislature. He is Vice-President of the Fredonia National Bank. Director in the Dunkirk Merchant’s National Bank. Member of Board New York State Normal School. Late President and present Secretary and Treasurer Dunkirk and Fredonia Railroad Company. Late Deputy Collector of Customs Port of New York, etc., etc. Pr. Fenner’s “People’s Remedies” have an immense popularity and sale throughout the World, and since their introduc- tion have accomplished an amount of relief of human suffering beyond computation. - ‘This is the crowning achievement of his ambition. Day by day evidences of their cures come pouring in until volumes have accumulated—the voluntary tributes of - grateful souls from all parts of the World. Only a few of these tributes as examples, and these only by special request of the relieved sufferers, have ever been published. Dr. FENNER is keenly alive to all the improvements and progress from day to day and year to year in medical and surgical science as applied to the relief of disease, and finds time amidst his many other duties to keep his People’s Remedies fully up-to- date and abreast of the highest state of perfection in the healing art—so that who- ever uses any of his Remedies or submits his case by correspondence to him, (his advice always being free), is sure to receive the benefit of the most advanced treat- ment the healing art affords. These medicines have proved a blessing in every country, city, village and hamlet ; that has been gladdened by their presence. The remarkable experience and success of Dr. FENNER in the treatment of Chronic Diseases for along period of time have been such as to constitute, practically a NEW ERA in the cure of diseases and to gain for him a WORLD-WIDE REPUTATION. Dr. FENNER gives his personal attention to all chronic diseases, especially such as are obscure, complicated or obstinate, either at his dispensary or by letter, giving prompt, candid and free answers to all such correspondence. The only cost is for the medicine it is necessary to buy, which can usually be procured of the home druggists. Entered According te Act of Congress in the year 1903, by M. M. Fenner, in the office of the Librarian of Oongress at Washington, Page 3 Se eS Te ee eee i na % % . se t eo ’ te se NNN y N ice cases if improvement is not