Life — April 26, 1888 — page 17: what you’re looking at

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Miss HATTIE: Well, I can’t say exactly ; but some- where.— 7#d-Biis. “WHERE are you working now ?” asked another kid as he met our office-boy on the street. “Beg pardon ?” “Where are you working now ?"” “I don’t quite understand—” “Oh, excuse me. I meant to ask where were you drawing your salary ?”—Philadelphia Call. RENWICK, 39 & 41 WOOSTER ST., NEW YORK, Has in Stock and under Construction a large assortment of Seasonable Carriages, which are offered at very moderate prices. Special attention is called to my patent Spring Buckboard, which, for easy tiding, surpasses anything yet constructed for rough roads. GAME CARTS, WAGONETTES, DEPOT WAGONS, AND RUNABOUT WAGONS, IN NATURAL WOOD AND PAINT. Q ligoiesiercQO Dc siSee we ORE WuirteMORE S nGE DRESSING Sit will NQTINJURE them) LETTERS OF CREDIT FOR TRAVELERS, AND BILLS OF EXCHANGE ON MESSRS. BARING BROS. & CO., LONDON, And principal Continental cities, are issued by KIDDER, PEABODY & CO., 1 Nassau Street, New York, 113 Devonshire Street, Boston. NEW YORK TO THE FRONT! A Matter Which Concerns You. The foliowing unsolicited opinions from your friends and neighbors, men and women whom you know and respect, ought to carry conviction to any doubting mind. ‘These words of gratitude are from those who have been afflicted but are now well, and the persons giving them are natur- ally solicitous that others, troubled as were they, may know the means of cure. There is no reason why you should longer be ill from kidney, liver or stomach troubles. You can be cured as well as others. Do not longer delay treatment, but to-day obtain that which will restore you to permanent health and strength. New York (143 Third Ave.), Feb. 19, 1888.—After using ‘‘ Warner’s Safe Cure,” I’ take pleasure in stat- ing that I have found it the greatest remedy for the kidneys in the world, I would inform you that I followed the profession of a ‘ Pedestrian” for up- wards of twenty years and am proud to state that I retired as Champion Endurance Pedestrian of the world, I then became manager of Walking and Bicycle Matches. The severe strain told upon my kidneys. I suffered untold misery. I was induced to try ‘‘ Warner's Safe Cure,” and after taking six (6) bottles, I am enabled to say I am better than I have been in ten years. I will with pleasure answer any parties who may desire information. Aany wrer%y, BROOKLYN (458 Henry St.), January 31, 1888.— Last summer I suffered much from malaria, and was recommended by a friend to try ‘Warner's Safe Cure,” and am pleased to say it worked a most suc- cessful cure. New York City (157 W. 23d St.), Jan. 25, 1888, —For about ten years, up to three years ago, I was suffering the most excruciating and unbearable pains in the left side, continually belching up wind, with a tired and languid feeling. Iam a conductor on the Elevated Railway, and was when I commenced tak- ing ‘Warner's Safe Cure.” 1 used to lose on an average four days every month with these horrible pains, I tried lots of doctors and lots of medicine, but of no avail, until a friend came along and toiu me about ‘Warner's Safe Cure.” I think I took about eighteen or twenty bottles, entirely driving the ain away, relieving me of that languid feeling, giv- ing me a better color and good appetite. Hota € Sirhan New York (No. 30 E. 22d St.), Feb. 3d, 1888. — My son has been taking ‘‘ Warner’s Safe Cure” for two years and he seems to be entirely cured of his trouble, which the doctors pronounced at that time Bright’s Disease. BROOKLYN (141 Myrtle Ave.), Feb. 19, 1888.—I have been employed on the Union Ferry Co. since 1848, and enjoyed good health until I was ruptured twenty-three years ago, Five years ago I was cured of the rupture, and then taken with Hydrocele and was operated on by Dr. Burnham, of New York City, the last operation being performed in 1886 at 222 Pearl Street, Brooklyn. Since that time I have had a gathering of water in the stomach and weakness of the kidney. Last fall I was recommended to take ‘Warner's Safe Cure,” and since that time I have found great relief in my kidneys and stomach. pe Ll comicbooks.com