SERIAL NO. 261 Guaranteed under the Pure Food and Drugs Act June 30, 1906. SPECIAL DIRECTIONS FOR Dr. Fenner's Cougn-Cold Syrup (Formerly Dr. Fenner's Cough Honey) This medicine contains of the best C. P. Grain ALCOHOL 5i*7o and MOR- PHINE 1-4 Grain to the Ounce, for l-32d Grain of Morphine to the teaspoonful] and other valuable ingredients. In changing the name of Cough Honey to Cough-Cold Syrup we tell through the name that this medicine is used for breaking up "colds" as well as coughs and we think Cough-Cold Syrup the better name in consequence. 11 will be noted we use a very small quantity of Alcohol, about 5 per cent, in the mixture (which is but a very small quantity in the teaspoonful) and it is necessary for a solvent. We also use one-sixty-fourth of a grain of morphine to the teaspoonful which is a very small dose but it helps nature in producing the cures we advertise. This Remedy, so pleasant to take that it is sought by children as well as by adults, is capable of great good to mankind. But like Dr. Fenner's Golden Relief, in order to secure the effects claimed for both remedies, they must be properly persis- tently used, till the end sought is obtained. This is why these enlarged directions are given, for the information of all. Read them, study them. Used in this way neither Remedy will rarely disappoint. GRIP in a Few Hours. One course of an afternoon or evening of the following usually does it. For an adult, take a tablespoonful of Dr. Fenner's Golden Relief in two (2) tablespoon- fuls of (fold water, well sweetened, for several doses till a sweat is started. Occupy a warm roam and if a sweat is hard to start aid it with some hot drink. Usually the first or second dose of the Relief starts the sweat. Some people, however, do not sweat easily, and they may not only need the hot tea, but if needed should soak the feet in saleratus water, hot as can be borne, and kept hot as long as the feet are in it, by dipping out cool and adding hot. A little ashes can be added to the foot bath with advantage. The sweat is necessary to get the good result from the medicine, and hence as much care is taken to provide for it, that no patient need be disappointed. [REMARKS. Most adults sweat freely after one such dose of the Golden Re- lief. Others require two doses a few three doses, and some people will not sweat without an extra effort. As the sweat by the medicine is necessary in order to get a quick cure, the warm room, the hot tea and the hot foot bath are all suggested, so that there need not be failure. If one afternoon or evening course fail, repeat same the next day.] After sweating two (2) hours take a tablespoonful of Dr. Fenner's Cough- Cold Syrup and go to bed. If in the evening the patient can now sweat and sleep till morning. On rising a warm soap and water bath should be taken, closing with water cooler to cold as can be borne. Follow with a good rub with coarse towel and the bare hand, and take one half tablespoonful of the Cough-Cold Syrup, as a preventive against a return from exposure. In all likelihood the Grip is now cured. But if any vestage remains repeat the course the next evening. Now isn't this better than being laid up with Grip two weeks or a month, or possible death from it? And only these two simple remedies have been used-a 25 cent bottle of Dr. Fenner's Golden Relief and a 25 cent bottle of his Cough-Cold Syrup. Or, if where these Remedies cannot be procured, get a 50c bottle of each sent by mail in a mailing case for 50c each or $1.00 in all. They are thus within the reach of all. This is cheap, common sense and effective To get the cure the Remedies were USED well. The cure might come, and often does, when not used half so well, but if it should fail the Remedies would be condemed, when the fault would only be in their feeble and inefficient use. There is another reason why Dr. Fenner nas been so particular to get the result of sweating, because when the system is in that condition, it is easier to impress or act upon it with remedies, and there are many other diseases besides Grip than can be broken up in the same way, like fevers, inflammation, etc. Dr. Fenner's Golden Relief and Cough-Cold Syrup are the two great Remedies for "breaking up" or "cutting snort" all inflammatory diseases. Used as above they are very effective. They do it by impressing the system, (when it is sweating, and the sweating the Relief helps to bring on) and destroying germs that operate in most of the inflammatory disease, such as Grip, diphtheria, sore throat, fevers, etc., etc. Dr. Fenner's Golden Relief is very effective in all inflammatory diseases. His Cough-Cold Syrup is also most excellent in such diseases. Hence, their joint use is recommended, as above-the Golden Relief first, till the result seems to be se- cured, then followed by the Cough-Cold Syrup which has the effect of prolonging the effect of the Golden Relief, by holding the cure, by "nailing" or "clinching" it, so to speak. This same direction is therefore folded around the bottles containing both Remedies, i. e. the Cough-Cold Syrup and the Golden Relief. Think of how many people die of Grip alone. Then note how cheap and easy this treatment is-to get and to apply. And then contemplate how many precious lives might be saved. The dose for children should be according to age. (See label on bottle.) For Sorethroat, Diphtheria, Croup, Quinsy, Influenza, Severe Coughs or "Colds," Congestion or Inflammation of the Lungs (in first stage), Asthma, (acute attack), Pleurisy, Chills from any cause, as Ague or proceding Inflammation or Fever, and in fact for all Inflammatory or Febrile Diseases in their early stages, use the same treat- ment as described for Grip. Genoa, Pa. M. M. Fenner Co., Fredonia, N. Y. Dear Sirs:-I hereby certify that I have used Dr. Fenner's Cough-Cold Syrup in my family and have used It myself during the past twenty years and it has never failed. In whooping cough, severe colds, and when an expectorant should be used it is unfailing. JOEL CLARK. Chagrin Falls, O. M. M. Fenner Co.. Fredonia, N. Y. Dear Sirs:-I cannot say enough in favor of Dr. Fenner's Cough-Cold Syrup for colds, coughs and all throat and lung troubles, I have kept it in the house for years and it never failed in doing what you recommend it to do. A neighbor's son had lung fever and his lungs were so bad the doctor said he could not live. I took care of him and gave him Dr. Fenner's Cough-Cold Syrup and now he is well and strong. Yours truly, Capt, S. M. CHILDS. Elgin, Ill. M. M. Fenner Co., Fredonia, N. Y. Gentlemen:-Will say Dr. Fenner's Cough-Cold Syrup is the best Remedy for sore lungs and coughs I have ever used. It will heal and cure where all others have failed. I have offered to pay for it myself if it should fail to do what I recommend it to do. It was a blessing to me when I was recovering from lung fever and had a terrible cough. It took all soreness out of my lungs and I soon got well and strong. I can recommend it and if it fails will pay for it myself. Yours truly. R. T, SELOVER. Cortland, N. Y. M. M. Fenner Co.. Fredonia, N. Y. Dear Sirs:-I have used Dr. Fenner's Cough-Cold Syrup for sometime, with best results for croupy children. Yours respectfully, W. E. JOHNSTON. Holcomb, N. Y. M. M. Fenner Co., Fredonia, N. Y. Dear Sirs:-I have used Dr. Fenner's Cough-Cold Syrup for my little boy who was threatend with Pneumonia and I find it one of the best remedies I have ever seen. We always keep it in the house and I can recommend it to any one. Mrs. PARKER. . Longtown, Tenn. M. M. Fenner Co., Fredonia, N. Y. Dear Sirs:-I was working at a Steam Gin Press and getting very warm and cool- ing off very quick 1 took a dreadful cold. I was advised to try a bottle of Dr. Fenner s Cough-Cold Syrup and before I used a half a bottle I was entirely re- lieved. Sol highly recommend Dr. Fenner's Cough-Cold Syrup to do what it is claimed for. W. H. CLARK. Kalamazoo, Mich. M. M. Fenner Co., Fredonia, N. Y. Dear Sirs:-For the past 8 years we have never been without Dr. Fenner's Cough- Cold Syrup in the family medicine chest and we very heartily recommend it to all who have children. In cases of croup, colds, coughs or any throat trouble to which children are subject we use-Dr. Fenner's Cough-Cold Syrup freely and claim it an invaluable remedy. Yours very respectfully, Mrs. T. J. MILLER. Manchester, N. Y. M. M. Fenner Co., Fredonia, N. Y. Gentlemen:-I was troubled with a deep seated cough that had been hanging about me for sometime when one of my neigebors influenced me to purchase a bottle of Dr. Fenner's Cough-Cold Syrup. The medicine has done more for me than 1 anticipated. Before the contents of the bottle was gone my cold had left me. All I can say is, that Dr. Fenner's Cough-Cold Syrup cannot be recommended too highly. Respectfully yours, ALLEN H. TOSH. Nichols, N. Y.. R. D. 3. M. M. Fenner Co., Fredonia, N. Y. Dear Sirs:-I am glad to recommend your Cough-Cold Syrup, for I surely believe itsaved my little daughter two years old. 1 never saw its equal and would not be without it in the house. Yours sincerely, Mrs. HARRY BROWN. Vvpp Write M. M. Fenner Co., in all difficult cases. Consultation free. -T I V V • For sa|e by DeaierSe Price 25c., 50c. Cnlm} COMPOUNDED BY M. M. Fenner Co., Fredonia, N. Y.