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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.
SAND HILL, Mich. Dr. M. M. FENNER, Fredonia, N.Y. Dear Sir:—About ten years ago I was troubled with a severe Kidney difficulty. For over two years I could hardly get up out of a chair the pain was so great. After taking three bottles of your Kidnéy and Backache Cure I had completely recovered and have not been troubled with it since. I can heartily recommend your ‘Remedy to all who are ~ afflicted with kidney complaint, and I feel very grateful to you for the great good you did me, GEO. OSPENLISTER, PI ALE HE Theo iy ee Eamietaghee, _-- “Thave been taking Dr. Fenner’s Kid- - mey and Backache Cure and have been greatly relieved. | i C. M. Wellman, Blockville, N. Y.’ a “T have used Dr. Fenner’s Kidney and _ Backache Cure and it has benefitted me a greatly. I can recommend it to anybody who is troubled with backache or kidney trouble. C. A. Lambkin, Canboro, Mich.” - “T have used Dr. Fenner’s Kidney and Backache Cure and find it a certain cure for Kidney troubles and can recommend it to any and all who have any of the various diseases for which it is recommended. S. Raby, Pennington Point, fll.” “T have used Dr. Fenner’s Kidney and Backache Cure and have received won- - derful relief. I recommend its use to every sufferer of the kidneys or back. I was so badI had to keep to my bed for weeks at a time. Now I am hale and hearty. John Derauglin, . Salisbury, W. Va.” _ “My wife was afflicted with a serious ___ kidney difficulty some years ago and took ___ two or three bottles of Dr. Fenner’s Kid- ney and Backache Cure and has not been troubled since. I shall continue to, sell your Remedies as long as I remain in business. F. J. Brown, ; Brent Creek, Mich.” - “4 customer of mine told me he had doctored four years for kidney trouble. I gave him a bottle of Dr. Fenner’s Kidney much that he came back and bought 6 more bottles. Another customer had been doctoring most all summer and was not able to work; he was cured by 6 bottles. _» I presume I could relate a dozen or more such cures. J. M. Arrowood, Kingston, Minn. kidney and bladder trouble, known to the profession as ‘gall-stcnes.’ I suffered un- eit eeeny for five months, and on several occasions it seemed to me I must die did I __- not get immediate relief. My case seems to puzzle our best physicians. All the medicines they prescribed for me failed to reach my case or benefit me. Finally I - a ¥ - » Ane and Backache Cure. Have taken two bot- - tles and feel that I am cured. ss AL. LeCroy, Lanett, Ala. al i } ae, ie and Backache Cure and it helped him so . “Last August I had a severe attack of : in was induced to try Dr. Fenner’s Kidney |S SR | a little pepper and some celery, chopped fine, if you like. When the soup begins to boil skim the surface; cook it slowly gor 4 hours— until the peas are all dis- solved—adding more boiling water, to keep the quantity as it boils away. . Strain through a colander; serve ver hot with lemon sliced fine or toaste bread cut in squares, If not rich enough add butter and season to tastePea Soup. It should be quite thick when served, This sou can be made without the meat an celery. Season with butter, salt and epper, and serve with crouton.—Mrs. wetland. : MEATS. Roast Turkey or Chicken. After the fowl is singed and cleaned, wash and dry quickly with a linen towel, Fill the inside and sew up; then fill in at the neck and draw the skin over the back and fasten, Fasten the legs and wings close to the body, also the lower ends of the legs together. Put enough water in the tin to keep it from burning; add a little Salt; turn and baste often. Bake in a moderate oven 15 minutes to the pound. The following is one_rule for TURKEY DRESSING. Roast Turkey or Chicken