Judge — October 3, 1896 — page 11: what you’re looking at

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

SHAKESPEARE DIED of Fever and Ague. He lived on the damp, marshy banks of the Avon. Thousands to-day are compelled to live in damp, dank, unhealthy places. Tens of thousands are exposed to bad air, bad sewerage, bad sanitary conditions. Malaria and diph- theria result. These should protect the system, fortify it, brace it against chills and fever and all intermittent diseases. How? Make bright, clear blood, en- hance your muscular strength, calm your nerves, cat and sleep well, In what way? By using PABST MALT EXTRACT, which gives bloom, elasticity and tone, defies disease and makes your body a stronghold against attacks of sickness of all kinds. THE BEST TONIC renders you secure, safe, snug and free from danger. = MILWAUKEE BEER 1S FAMOUS PABST HAS MADE IT SO i | comicbooks.com