Judge — December 19, 1896 — page 41: what you’re looking at

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

“My mother. Mrs. Eliza Keeler, aged 64, after a four months’ siege of ty- phoid 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 today, after using from three to four bottles per week, she is strong and well—a thing at her age and after such a sickness, bordering on the marvel- ous. I claim it was ‘The Tonic,’ and have thor oughly advertised this among our acquaintances. Even her physician wasas- [f tounded at the result. I life, and think you should know what a powerful strengthener it is after fe- ver and kindred com- plaints.” Miss KEELER, 394 46th St., Chicago. June 27th, 1896, BINNER CH/CACO BREWING WAS DEVELOPED BY comichooks.com