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

Dr. Fenner’s German Eye Salve © For Sore Eyes, all Skin Eruptions and Piles. A Sovereign Remedy in all — diseases of the Eyes having inflammation (Acute or Chronic), Purulent discharges, granulated lids, films, weakness of vision, ulceration of the lachrymal glands, etc. It is mild, soothing, soft and creamy. [In scrofulous, skin or other blood diseases, use in connection Dr. Fenner’s Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic, and his ~ Kidney and Backache Cure in alternation.] Dealers, price 25c., free of postage by mail. Frank J. Webb, Lee P. 0., Mo., writes Dr. Fenner: “One box of your German ~ Eye Salve cured me and two other people of sore eyes.” : = Dr. Fenner’s Family Ointment — Soothing, Softening, Cleansing and Healing. Itis one of the grandest — remedies ever devised. Used alone or in connection with Dr. Fenner’s Blood and — Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic, in all Eruptions of the Skin, Piles, Sores, Burns, — Fresh Cuts, and wherever an ointment is needed. Apply on chests of children in ~ Croup and inflammation of Lungs. A cure in Rheumatism, Painful Swellings, etc. — Used also over eyes and forehead and in and about ears and nose in Catarrh and — Deafness. Its efficiency is greatly augmented if heated in when possible. By dealers. Price 25c. Free of postage by mail. . : Sy a J. Higby, merchant, Shohola, Pa., writes Dr. Fenner: “Your Family Ointment 1 the best I ever sold. It has cured diseases good doctors could do nothing for." ire we Page 28 7 | eS eee ee?) ies a + 2 aes _ Eau Claire, Mo. M. M. Fenner, Fredonia, N. Y. : erent physicians here without benefit our wo daughters were permanently cured of . Vitus’ Dance by your St. Vitus’ Dance ‘Specific. We think itis a wonder and _ have induced another party here to use it. _ Five hundred dollars would be nothing for _ the good it has done us. ee Very respectfully, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Shepler. See : Fort Hill, S.C. Dr. M. M. Fenner, Fredonia, N. Y. Dear Sir:—Your St. Vitus’ Dance Speciic cured my daughter after physicians ed. Ican recommend it to any one 0 wants a cure. Respectfully, A. L. Boggs. ELLIES and CANNING am mF Pa ‘s — PL a —— a? Orange Conserve. _ _ §pints currant juice, 1% doz. oranges, 9 pounds sugar; 2 pounds of choice rasins seeded, Discard the endsof the oranges and the seeds, then cut into small pieces, C nf currant juice, raisins and oranges ail together and boil one hour, then add jaed and cook slowly % hour.—Mrs. | organ. . Unfermented Grape Juice. 4 ad be made for about 3or4cents a art bottle. Pick over the grapes, and _ almost cover with coldowater in a porcein-lined kettle. Heat slowly, mashing, and cook until all the juice is freed. ' Drain in jelly bag, Measure the juice ' and add ¥% granulated) sugar for each quart, Boil for 4 minutes and seal.— _ Miss-Marie Cushing. _ To Can Pie Plant Cold. _ Wash stalks and cut into inch pieces. ll cans lightly, then fill up with cold ter. Put onrubbersand tops all unwater, to exclude air. Screw tops r tight, Gooseberries and cranbermay be canned in the same way.-- s. Robert Jones. © oo * _ Cherries. Stone cherries; and if sour allow % Ib. z aeicte every pound of. cherries. ) 44 lb. will be quite sufficient. Put nto a porcelain-lined kettle sufficient es to fill 2 jars, cover them with gar and stand. aside for 2 hours, ng to a boiling peint, and can . Ne 2 at mts and Raspberries. h quart of large red raspberries, of current juice and % Ib, img point and can, - ae ear Sir:—After being treated by dif-|- + eloves. Page 9 PICKLES. Chili Sauce. 30 large ripe tomatoes, 12 onions, 6 red peppers; 5 tablespoonfuls of salt, 20 table spoonfuls of white sugar, 3 cups vinegar. Cook 2hours. Do not skim.—Mrs. Couch.