Fenner’s Gotpen Reuier in Grip, Croup and Diphtheria, a
e. sist would seldom die of those diseases. Used with the same in Asthma,
_ Chronic Bronchitis and Consumption, many precious lives might be saved.
-_ Aperson would rarely die of Consumption or other lung disease Who uses
EE nese two remedies persistently and well, and whose lungs are not too
- far gone, before beginning their use, to permit of recovery.
a - A POWERFUL AID IN CONSUMPTION OR CHRONIC WEAK LUNGS:
4 Have a jacket made of two thicknesses of flannel, stuffed with sheeps wool to the
. thickness of one-half to one inch, large enough to go over shoulders and around the
_ chest and down as low as the pit of the stomach. Wear this during the Fall, Winter
and Spring months, and there will be no need of a change of climate. It-w ill give a
een aid to the medicines in securing a complete cure in all chronic lung and
_ throat diseases. (See Dr. Fenner’s Golden Relief Circular, pp. 4, 10, 20, 22, 28.)
& If constipated use Dr. Fenner’s Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve
< onic, Pills or Pellets, or in children his Sennatoria in connection.
From an Eminent Teacher. Prof. H. R. Sanford, President of the New York
State Teachers’ Association, Public Schools at Middletown. N. Y., ete., writes : “From
é Secppatad use of Dr. Fenner’s Cough Honey in my family I am ‘free to say that I
consider it the best Remedy known. Its action is prompt and reliable. In the
2 requent colds so common among children it is a great boon. H. R. SANFORD.
: Curry N.Catrext, Esq., Selig, Adams Co., 0., writes: “I was reduced by a
longed Consumptive Cough to 118 pounds, and was given up by my doctors to
The use of 4 bottles of Dr. Fenner’s Cough Honey produced a complete and a
OL t cure and my weight increased to 185 pounds,”
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Dr. Fenner’s Dyspepsia Cure —
This Remedy is a specific for Dyspepsia in all its forms ~ j
readily relieves any of the symptoms following when dependent one |
that disease. It also impresses the liver and bowels, exciting a
healthy flow of bile and relieving constipation, sallow complexion, etc.
Says a learned author : |
“Dyspepsia is an imperfect digestion, und from this we have smperfect nGheOn ~
and the results that flow from it, derangement to a greater or less extent of all the
_ functions of the body, and sooner or later, loss of fiesh and strength.”
Nearly all cases of Dyspepsia, (and they are legion,) are caused or _
attended by inaction or torpidity of the stomach, liver and bowels.
Some of the following symptoms are always present :
Heaviness over the stomach with flushed face and headache following. Indigestion,
uneasiness, dullness, fullness, weight and tension over stomach, flatulency, bloating,
sour stomach, “‘water brash”, “heart burn”, sour eructations, spitting of food,
gulluping up wind, offensive breath; light colored offensive discharges at stool,
frequently frothy; furred tongue; urine limpid or depositing white sediment on
_ standing; dizziness, shortness of breath, palpitation of heart, sick or nervous
headache; deficient, excessive or defective appetite; pain in stomach or upper bowels,
nausea, vomiting of offensive mucous, restless nights, disturbed sleep, horrid dreams, —
mee ogling in morning, sense of constriction in throat, one ae or diarrhwa,
“onawing” sensation in stomach between meals.
Only a few of the above symptoms are liable to be present in a single case. Most
‘of them follow eating a full meal, especially if the mind is put to literary or
calculating work, or troubled, thus diverting the nervous energy required by the
stomach, to the brain, leaving food to ferment instead of digest. Nutrition
following this condition of course is bad, and the system suffering in consequence, is
- exposed to all forms of disease and symptoms.
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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.
AI-modernized reading of the original text
Fenner's Golden Relief in Grip, Croup and Diphtheria, a child would seldom die of those diseases. Used with the same in Asthma, _ Chronic Bronchitis and Consumption, many precious lives might be saved. -_ Aperson would rarely die of Consumption or other lung disease Who uses EE nese two remedies persistently and well, and whose lungs are not too - far gone, before beginning their use, to permit of recovery. a - A POWERFUL AID IN CONSUMPTION OR CHRONIC WEAK LUNGS: 4 Have a jacket made of two thicknesses of flannel, stuffed with sheeps wool to the . thickness of one-half to one inch, large enough to go over shoulders and around the _ chest and down as low as the pit of the stomach. Wear this during the Fall, Winter and Spring months, and there will be no need of a change of climate. It will give a
great aid to the medicines in securing a complete cure in all chronic lung and _ throat diseases. (See Dr. Fenner’s Golden Relief Circular, pp. 4, 10, 20, 22, 28.)
& If constipated use Dr. Fenner’s Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve
< onic, Pills or Pellets, or in children his Sennatoria in connection.
FrFrom an Eminent Teacher. Prof. H. R. Sanford, President of the New York State Teachers' Association, Public Schools at Middletown, N. Y., etc., writes: "From repeated use of Dr. Fenner’s Cough Honey in my family I am ‘free to say that I consider it the best Remedy known. Its action is prompt and reliable. In the 2 requent colds so common among children it is a great boon. H. R. SANFORD.
: Cyrus N. Catrett, Esq., Selig, Adams Co., 0., writes: “I was reduced by a long continued Consumptive Cough to 118 pounds, and was given up by my doctors to
The use of 4 bottles of Dr. Fenner's Cough Honey produced a complete and a permanent cure and my weight increased to 185 pounds,”
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Dr. Fenner’s Dyspepsia Cure — This Remedy is a specific for Dyspepsia in all its forms ~ j readily relieves any of the symptoms following when dependent one |
that disease. It also impresses the liver and bowels, exciting a healthy flow of bile and relieving constipation, sallow complexion, etc. Says a learned author : |
“Dyspepsia is an imperfect digestion, und from this we have imperfect digestion ~
and the results that flow from it, derangement to a greater or less extent of all the _ functions of the body, and sooner or later, loss of fiesh and strength.”
Nearly all cases of Dyspepsia, (and they are legion,) are caused or _
attended by inaction or torpidity of the stomach, liver and bowels.
Some of the following symptoms are always present :
Heaviness over the stomach with flushed face and headache following. Indigestion, uneasiness, dullness, fullness, weight and tension over stomach, flatulency, bloating, sour stomach, “‘water brash”, “heart burn”, sour eructations, spitting of food, gulluping up wind, offensive breath; light colored offensive discharges at stool, frequently frothy; furred tongue; urine limpid or depositing white sediment on _ standing; dizziness, shortness of breath, palpitation of heart, sick or nervous headache; deficient, excessive or defective appetite; pain in stomach or upper bowels,
nausea, vomiting of offensive mucous, restless nights, disturbed sleep, horrid dreams, —
mee ogling in morning, sense of constriction in throat, one ae or diarrhwa, “onawing” sensation in stomach between meals.
Only a few of the above symptoms are liable to be present in a single case. Most ‘of them follow eating a full meal, especially if the mind is put to literary or calculating work, or troubled, thus diverting the nervous energy required by the stomach, to the brain, leaving food to ferment instead of digest. Nutrition following this condition of course is bad, and the system suffering in consequence, is - exposed to all forms of disease and symptoms.