Life — March 5, 1896 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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

“Double, double toil and trouble: “Fire bura and cauldron bubble."* ‘That's the old way of making soup.« Put your meat and soup- }f bones in the “cauldron”? and fuss over it for hours. Extracto BEEF saves yov all that ‘toil and trouble." Add water to the Extract and you have, instantly, a really palatable Bouillon or Clear Beef Soup. Anyone can do it. Armour & Company, Chicago. s VIOLET TFS y GZAR = Giolets) QV coxcerrearen e, ant ea PERFUMES | : cae L. LEGRAND (tra Paton) 14, place de la Madeleine, PARIS j I should say not. There's not any of i ee eee it bad; it’s all good. It’s a Knox Hat, old man. ANGLO-AMERICAN VIGNETTES. Introducing a new mechanical process by which the familiar creations of two widely different schools of illustration are forced to meet and exchange views. INTERNATIONAL FELINE AMENITIES. Fair Briton (a la DuMaurier): YOU AMERICANS ARE VERY EXTRAVAGANT. AND—WELL—EASILY PLEASED. Fair American (a la Gibson): Ou, YES. WE BUY ANYTHING FROM AN EMPTY COAL MINE TO A BRITISH PEER. comicbooks.com