Name: Dr. Fenner's peoples remedies for the family cook book
Author: M. M. Fenner

Havel quart of new milk. Into this stir a very small cup of cracked wheat. and cup of stoned raisins. Mix thoroughly and set in a moderately hot oven to bake 2 hours, slowly at first, then faster. Stir every. ten minutes so it will not brown. Let it cool, and eat with cream. Itshould be thin when it comes from the oven, as it jellies when cold.-- Miss Jennie Prescott. French Custard. 3 eggs, beaten as for sponge cake; 4 ound of sugar; 1 pint of whipped cream. ‘lavor with brandy or Wine, and serve in cups, with nutmeg on top.--Mrs. R. H. Barnum. Co., Pa. Lemon Pudding. ~ Mix 3heaping tablespoonfuls of corn-— starch into cold water until very thin. © Pour on 3 coffeecups of boiling water. — Boil till it thickens, stirring all the time. — Then add 2 cups of sugar; grated rind of 2 large lemons; 2 eggs well beaten; — salt to taste. Butter a pudding dish an pour in. Bake 20 minutes. Serve cold with sugar and cream.--Miss Prescott. 1cES. Cafe Pairfait, 1 pint cream, 1 cup sugar, 1 spoonfulof — strong coffee. Whip all together until thick. Put into a mold and pack in ice and salt, and let stand without stirring till frozen.--Mrs. Palmer. CAKES AND COOKIES. English Walnut Cake. IT cup of sugar; % cup of butter; % cup -milk; 2 eggs; 2 cups flour; 1 heaping tea- spoonful baking powder. 1 cup of stoned raisins✪ Healthful Dessert; 1 cup chopped walnuts. Flour nuts and raisins. before putting them in the cake.--Mrs. A. S. Fex. Hickory Nut Cake. 1 cup sugar; 4% cup butter; 2 cups flour 2 teaspoonfuls baking powder; 2eggs; % cup sweet milk; 1 cup chopped nuts.— Mrs. 8. B. Durlin. + o = Fe i ah BCS BIRR CB a9 at 4 ela ae Dr. Fenner’s Flavors are Strong and Absolutely Pure. ; Montpelier, Ind. Dr. M. M. Fenner, Fredonia, N. Y. Dear Sir:—I wish to say a few words in regard to your wonderful Remedy called Golden Relief. I was sick several days with cramps and very bad case of dysen- tery which turned into blood. One of your salesmen happened to be here when I was so bad. He gave me two doses of your Golden Relief and I haven’t had ache — RF eM a eae kn ro eee ee Rat ts ee or pain since. I have also cured several — commercial men with your Remedy. 4 Yours respectfully, Clyde Gilson. A Cough or a Cold will disappear from any part of the body, whether in the head, on the lungs or in the bones, by the use of Dr. Fenner’s as surely and readily as will dew before the morning sun. If taken in time it will prevent taking of cold, rheumatism or other disease. Page 24 , 4 zie. Cough Honey Reith yt Ir. Fenner’s = 4 1—tt will break up 2 COLD IN THE HEAD before any cough has formed %:. two to three hours. : " 2.—It will relieve any Cough in one hour or less. 8.—It isa SPECIFIC in any coucn from any CAUSE, and it cures the disease ae which the cough arises. 3 - 4.—But its best work is as a PREVENTIVE of disease, used as a prophylactic. _ A full dose taken before exposure to wet, cold, dampness, drafts or _ overwork, will prevent the taking of “cold”, rheumatism or other disease. Ifa “cold” is already on, but no cough yet formed, a single dose will clear the | i - nose, throat and eyes, so that no cough will form. It wards off distempers, sorethroat, diphtheria, croup, fevers, searlatina, and - other infectuous and contagious diseases. ‘If any such disease is already. on, its continued use renders them light ane 5 harmless though they might otherwise prove grave and fatal. - It does this by fortyfying the System. It reinforces all the vital energies. E = It thus gives a backing which enables the system to resist, arrest or rid itself 4 of disease. No “giving way,” no “sinking spells,” no “heart failures” occur when the a — is fortified by the Cough Honey. It may thus be'used in low states of the system in any disease, like the “turn “of a fever,” and then no sinking spell will occur. - Used with Dr.

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Havel quart of new milk. Into this stir a very small cup of cracked wheat. and cup of stoned raisins. Mix thoroughly and set in a moderately hot oven to bake 2 hours, slowly at first, then faster. Stir every. ten minutes so it will not brown. Let it cool, and eat with cream. Itshould be thin when it comes from the oven, as it jellies when cold.-- Miss Jennie Prescott. French Custard. 3 eggs, beaten as for sponge cake; 4 ound of sugar; 1 pint of whipped cream. ‘lavor with brandy or Wine, and serve in cups, with nutmeg on top.--Mrs. R. H. Barnum. Co., Pa. Lemon Pudding. ~ Mix 3heaping tablespoonfuls of corn-— starch into cold water until very thin. © Pour on 3 coffeecups of boiling water. — Boil till it thickens, stirring all the time. — Then add 2 cups of sugar; grated rind of 2 large lemons; 2 eggs well beaten; — salt to taste. Butter a pudding dish an pour in. Bake 20 minutes. Serve cold with sugar and cream.--Miss Prescott. 1cES. Cafe Pairfait, 1 pint cream, 1 cup sugar, 1 spoonfulof — strong coffee. Whip all together until thick. Put into a mold and pack in ice and salt, and let stand without stirring till frozen.--Mrs. Palmer. CAKES AND COOKIES. English Walnut Cake. IT cup of sugar; % cup of butter; % cup -milk; 2 eggs; 2 cups flour; 1 heaping tea- spoonful baking powder. 1 cup of stoned raisins; 1 cup chopped walnuts. Flour nuts and raisins. before putting them in the cake.--Mrs. A. S. Fex. Hickory Nut Cake. 1 cup sugar; 4% cup butter; 2 cups flour 2 teaspoonfuls baking powder; 2eggs; % cup sweet milk; 1 cup chopped nuts.— Mrs. 8. B. Durlin. + o = Fe i ah BCS BIRR CB a9 at 4 ela ae Dr. Fenner’s Flavors are Strong and Absolutely Pure. ; Montpelier, Ind. Dr. M. M. Fenner, Fredonia, N. Y. Dear Sir:—I wish to say a few words in regard to your wonderful Remedy called Golden Relief. I was sick several days with cramps and very bad case of dysen- tery which turned into blood. One of your salesmen happened to be here when I was so bad. He gave me two doses of your Golden Relief and I haven’t had ache — RF eM a eae kn ro eee ee Rat ts ee or pain since. I have also cured several — commercial men with your Remedy. 4 Yours respectfully, Clyde Gilson. A Cough or a Cold will disappear from any part of the body, whether in the head, on the lungs or in the bones, by the use of Dr. Fenner’s as surely and readily as will dew before the morning sun. If taken in time it will prevent taking of cold, rheumatism or other disease. Page 24 , 4 zie. Cough Honey Reith yt Ir. Fenner’s = 4 1—tt will break up 2 COLD IN THE HEAD before any cough has formed %:. two to three hours. : " 2.—It will relieve any Cough in one hour or less. 8.—It isa SPECIFIC in any coucn from any CAUSE, and it cures the disease ae which the cough arises. 3 - 4.—But its best work is as a PREVENTIVE of disease, used as a prophylactic. _ A full dose taken before exposure to wet, cold, dampness, drafts or _ overwork, will prevent the taking of “cold”, rheumatism or other disease. Ifa “cold” is already on, but no cough yet formed, a single dose will clear the | i - nose, throat and eyes, so that no cough will form. It wards off distempers, sorethroat, diphtheria, croup, fevers, searlatina, and - other infectuous and contagious diseases. ‘If any such disease is already. on, its continued use renders them light ane 5 harmless though they might otherwise prove grave and fatal. - It does this by fortyfying the System. It reinforces all the vital energies. E = It thus gives a backing which enables the system to resist, arrest or rid itself 4 of disease. No “giving way,” no “sinking spells,” no “heart failures” occur when the a — is fortified by the Cough Honey. It may thus be'used in low states of the system in any disease, like the “turn “of a fever,” and then no sinking spell will occur. - Used with Dr.