Judge — August 22, 1896 — page 11: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

~~ A AN ee “My mother, Mrs. Eliza Keeler, aged 64, after a four months’ siege of typhoid fever, was unable to retain even ‘lime-water.’ I was told that Pabst Malt Extract, The ‘Best? Tonic, would be good; accordingly got some for her and she was able to retain it. She improved so rapidly that Y to-day, after-using from three to four bottles per week, she is strong and well—a thing at her age and after sucha sickness bordering on the marvel- ous. I claim it was ‘The Tonic,’ and have thoroughly advertised this IR fy) among our acquaintances. Even her physician was astounded at the re- #7 sult. I shall always feel that Pabst Malt Extract saved her life, and think you should know what a powerful strengthener it is after fever and kindred complaints. I write this at the request of my mother, who wishes to express MISS KEEL) her thanks. Yours truly, x June 27th, 1896. 393 Forty-Sixth Street, Chicago.” comicbooks.com