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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.
THIS GREAT REMEDY cannot be used in any diseased condition of _ the system without benefit resulting, because its characteristics are: (1.) The restoration to normal action of every organ and animal function. rT Mtn Ai CARIN RIN A PEG ALATA MS NL ee ALLS pata Ret tll (2.) The ridding the entire system of every foreign element, blood impurities or debris whatever, and any # (3.) The toning up and repairing of every injured tissue, whether nervous, muscular or fibrous, and _. their replenishment through new, healthy, highly 4 vitalized blood. : ce An Excellent General Remedy ‘2.2 ®, coecticn wis y some of the Special Remedies 2 that follow in this circular, like Golden Relief in “Inflamations,”’ Asthma and Consumption, Cough Honey in Lung Diseases; Capitol Bitters in Loss of Appetite; 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. Its action is mild THOUGH ENERGETIO AND MOST THOROUGH. By STIRRING UP all their ailments and old biliousnesgs, patients frequently write: “At firstit made mg feel sick, but that paeead off after the first bottle and now I am sound and wall," i State in the Union. Indeed it Dr. FENNER has devoted a life-time to the treatment of inveter- ate chronic diseases and has acquired a world - wide _ renutation for his success, extending his practice over every is confidently believed that his _ practice in this class of disease exceeds, in a single month, that of _ the ordinary practitioner in a life-time. : . _Sold by Dealers, A 50c, size by mail 60c. when it cannot be had of dealers. Sots the HIGH CHARACTER of the following Cortificates. | such as only the highest order of MERIT could obtain. They are 4 SPRINGFIELD, O. Dr. ‘M. M. FENNER, Fredonia, N, Y. Dear Sir :—-I wish to inform you of the - great effect your medicine has had on me. I was Bilious, Feverish, _ Stipated, had terrible Meatlaches: and q 80 weakened and run down that I could - not sleep nights. Bad Cough, I ’ ~ Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic and one bottle of your Cough Honey, which I bought of Higgins Brothers, our druggists, _ and they have done me so much good that _ I really don’t know how to thank you, for I feel like a new woman. any good, but I feel better since I have taken your medicine than I have felt for ' years. I was sick for 3 long weeks, not able to get out of my bed. I was grow- _ ing worse until a friend of mine saw your - medicine advertisement in the papers and 3 I resolved to try it. __ Another person here is taking your Blood and Liver Remedy and _ Nerve Tonic and she feels better than ghe has in years. She had about the same - complaint I had and had spent about two ~ hundred dollars doctoring with different _ doctors, but had found nothing to equal 57 medicine. can recommend your medicine to all gufferers and if they take it they will get - well. Yours truly, Mrs. SALLIE HARRIS, IoLA, Kan. Dr. M. M. FENNER, Fredonia, N. Y. Dear Sir:—I was troubled for years _ witha running gore on my ankle. I E took one. battle bottle lone your Blood and Liver edy aad Nerve Tonic and it gyred me. ; = | Mra, T. SUTHALARD ib si ee ps > A 2 Ne Ske 2 2 bP ann e 3 7 * i 3 * Bo % -* On—. have talen one bottle of your Blood and From Hon. Thomas G. Alvord, Ex- Lieut. Gov. State of New York. One of New Yorks’ greatest statesmen © and parliamentarians, 16 years a Member of the Legislature and 8 times its Speak- er, has also served his: third term as a member of the Constitutional Convention, 1856, 1867 and 1894. In his beautiful old age (84) gives at- tention also to his own “constitution.” While sitting in the New York Legisla- ture as a fellow Member with Dr. Fenner, he wrote: