G.G. Green of Woodbury NJ published advertising booklets featuring the art of Palmer Cox. It turned out that Cox's art was more influential than Green's potions (off the market by 1916).
The Village Green Preservation Society authored a post (left below) on George Gill Green, Palmer Cox and the Greenies. Great read! It features some Cox panels not reproduced below. From this site:
"The Brownies were the first cartoon figures to be used in mass merchandising, later influencing Beatrix Potter and Walt Disney, among others."
For your enjoyment, here are selections from the panels drawn for Green's "August Flower and German Syrup Almanac 1890," now part of the Arnold Collection:
Green owned the glassworks that made the distinctive bottles for his drugs.