Life, 1899-11-09 · page 19 of 20
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N’T LOSE THE POINT ot yoor Carry it tn tho folders Vaseas Rk. equally handy. BY Tooveache 7 MARI BY Catalovusof these and other novelties wate Dn tae Waahirne’ Fasteners Fra yor theasking. American Ring Co., Box 58. ‘Wa:erbury, Conn. The Eider: Ell, JOCK, YE RE A BAND LANDDIR! WHAT LIKE WYE'S THIS TAZ SPEN’ A SIMMER'S EFTERNUNE? Jock: Efternune! BIDE YE WERE, AN’ YE'LL SEB ‘IM KNOCKIT OOT IN ttea meenits /—Fun. Vaupel’s Uric Acid Cure absolutely cures and prevents a return of Gout, Rheumatism, Lumbago, and all kindred diseases, Tt acts as a soothing laxative, dispel- ling all poisonous matters caused by affection of the Urie Acid, and, unlike other so-called remedics, contains noth- ing injurious, and if the directions, which will be found with every package, are intelligently followed, permanent relicf will be accorded. Price, $1.00 by Mail or of all Druggists. Prepared only by The Vaupel Samaritan Co., 45 Sherift St., Cleveland, 0. We earnestly request our sub- scribers to give us a full week’s notice of any intended change in their ad- dress. Notice of change should reach us by Thursday to affect the issue of the following week. Under a recent act of Congress, paper mail will not be forwarced to a new address, no mater whether instruc- tions are sent tothe local post office or not, unless addressee also sends stamps to that office to prepay cost of re-mailirg. Letters are forwarded without any trouble, but papers must be paid for a second time if they are to be forwarded. Results of Selling Reliable Goods, and Stating only Truths in Our Advertise- ments. Extract from an editorial in the Ameri- can Journal of Health of August 18, 1899 (29th Year), who analyze all popular articles of food or drink: “We had occasion recently to examine the Old Crow Rye Whiskey, bottled by I. I. Kirk & Co., N. Y. City, and found {t to be what It is advertised to be, that is, absolutely pure, for not a trace of aduiterstion appeared.” No one connected with ‘the sale of the goods knew anything of it until in print. H. B. KIRK & CO.,N. Y.