Life — December 31, 1896 — page 17: what you’re looking at

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

“Double, double toil and troubles fire burn and cauldron bubble.” That's the old way of making soup. Put your meat and soup-bones in the “cauldron” and we over it for hours, Pre-eminently the best Pianos made; ex- ported to aud sold in all art Dentro of tho | Kiops, eg shacres sae preferred for private Extract ot upon appa Extract «B STEINWATS SONS, 171154 St saves you all that “toil and trouble." _Add boiling water to the Extract and you have instantly, a really palatable Bouillon or Clear Beef Soup. No trouble or NEW Y¥ mystery about it. Anyone can do it. Armour & Company, Chicago. Avg ORME as oe uf = Ne Bi ie cits 5 < Caer ei eaemat sey, UN NSE waren Soiearttny out masnington 9X90, Y SSG GWWwww www 6° Snore eel 1 a Vddddddddddddd Ride HARTFORD TIRES \ and bad roads turn to good ones. The TIRES < are built that way. HARTFORD, CONN, _Phateioete, WEE : sper * 4 a “ EF “on! NOT WITH YOU! YOU WOULD TRIP ME UP."—Le Courier Francais, comicbooks.com