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

cup pastry flour; i teaspoonful baking — Your much obliged friend, ETHEL RUCH. powder, 44 cup hot water, 4½ lemon (juice and rind), beat eggs very light Add Angels Food. gradually the sifted sugar; then the water and lemon, and lastly the flour Whites of 11 eggs; 1% tumblers of gran- | and baking powder. Bake in gem pans, ‘ulated sugar; { tumbler of flour; I tea- or as a loaf.—Mrs. C: M: Rathbun. spoonful Dr, Fenner’s Vanilla; "1 teaspoonful cream of tartar, Sift the flour, _ 4times, then add thecream of tartar and «sift again, but have the right measure before putting in the cream of tartar. _ Sift the sugar and measure. Beat the eggs to a stiff froth on a large platter; on ‘the same dish add the sugar lightly,then the flour very gently, and then the van-. illa. Donotstop beating until it is in the pan to bake. Bake 40 minutesina very moderate oven, Try with astraw, Do not open the oven until the cake has been in 15 minutes. Turn the pan up- - side down to cool. and when cold take — out by loosening around the sides with a _ knife, Cut with a sharp knife. Use a Kisses. Whites of 4 eggs and ¼ pound of pulverized sugar. Beat whites until very, very stiff, (Here lies the secret of success). Add lteaspoontul of Dr. Fenner’s Vanilla, and then add the sugar. Drop ona board which has been thoroughly wet and covered with a paper which has been wet; bake in a cool oven % hour or until they are well dried. Slip them off the board with a knife and put two together, the lower sides together. A couple tablespoonfuls of chopped nuts— English walnuts, almonds: or hickory nuts—the last thing before baking is a great improvement. Make them of an even size. Dr. Fenner’s Flavors are Strong and Absolutely Pure. Coal Run, O. M. M. Fenner, M. D., Fredonia, N. Y. I take pleasure in commending your Golden Relief to suffering humanity. I believe it will do all you claim forit. 1 have used it in cases of Grip, Headache, Blood Poison from cut, Rheumatism, Pain in Chest and Stomach, with wonderful " haveon edges 3or 4 projections about |°fect. I have recommended and used it a - 2inches deep, so that when turned up-| on others in cases of cramps, heart failside down there will be space between | ure, rheumatism of long standing, and it the pan and the table. The tumbler for |. .achieved the highest praise from all. me l —M F - Bophia White. pene eout : wah se Bigs Yours truly, J. V. Stewart. Se eS ee i a Se ee es E. Dr. Fenner’s Golden Relief will cure earache, head. i che, toothache, in from 1 to 5 minutes. Sorethroat, ¢ lic, dysentery, cholera, bloody flux, cramps, cuts, grip, colds, chronic bronchitis. Cures any Pain or ‘INFLAMMATION insideor out—in any part of the hody. ae is Mt. Jewett, McKean Dr. M. M. Fenner, Fredonia, N. Y. Dear Sir:—I have used your Golden Relief for the past 16 or 17 years for - many ailments, such as headache, neuralgia, toothache, backache, bruises and cuts. Ihad arunning sore on my leg that caused me a great deal of trouble. I doctored with several doctors but they could not help me and told mel would lose my leg. It pained me terribly and one evening I made up my mind I must do something and poured Golden Relief on the sore. The next morning my leg was a great deal better. I applied the Golden Relief 4 or 5 times and my leg healed up within a week. I feel very grateful to you for your medicine. There is no better in the world for cramps, colds, aches and pains, bruises, cuts, sprains, old sores, etc. Iam going to Alaska in about ten days and will take several bottles of your Golden Relief with me. I remain your friend, Samuel T. Johnston. . Graham Budding. 1cup of molasses; 1 even teaspoonful of soda; 1cup sweet milk; 2 cups Graham flour; 1 cup of-seeded raisins dredged with flour. Steam 3 hours. Serve with hot wine sauce or with cream and sugar. —Miss Stewart. Healthful Dessert.