=Is what it is named.=
It is =not= a signal to show that a bicycle is coming,
but an =aid=, recognized by such riders as R. P. Searle,
who says:—
GENTLEMEN: I have just finished my second record-breaking trip
from Chicago to New York. I used your lamp on all my night runs,
sometimes running at a speed of fifteen miles per hour in the dark. I
was only able to make this fast time by the splendid light which I was
enabled to obtain with the use of your lamp. I used your lamp because
I considered it the best in the world to-day, and it has far exceeded
my expectations. Yours very truly,
_R. P. Searle_
Points of Superiority over every other Lantern Made:
=Central draft—burns ten hours.=
=Burns kerosene oil unmixed.=
=Flame absolutely adjustable (by set screw).=
=Filled and lighted from outside.=
_Saves Doctors' Bills_, barked shins, soiled clothing, and =makes
riding= when there is the most leisure =a pleasure=.
=Don't be insulted= by having a cheap Lantern offered you which may
possess possibly one characteristic, =but insist= _on having_ the
=Search Light=, which will be delivered free, if your dealer won't
supply you, for the price, =$5.00=. Circulars free. Address
BRIDGEPORT BRASS CO.,
Bridgeport, Conn., or 19 Murray Street, New York.
=The Stomach was made for a purpose—a food wholly digested was not
what the Almighty intended—=
=No Child Can Live=
=upon these thin, slippery Foods, but must have something to satisfy
the stomach in order to give development and growth.=
=Ridge's Food= has all the requirements; but =it does need boiling=,
and care =after= boiling, and a Mother that is not ready to take this
care is a very queer Mother. We have never known, in our =30 years
of experience=, of a single case of indigestion, loss of sleep, skin
disease, or scurvy while faithfully using =Ridge's Food=.
The stomach requires action—it is so constructed that from the very
first it is made for action. With the youngest infant the quantity of
nourishment from the natural food (the mother's milk) is much less,
because the stomach is incapable of taking care of as much as it can
later, but at the same time action is going on, and nature does its
work as the child grows, so it can take stronger food; therefore, the
special directions which have been the result of experience so adapt
themselves to the age of the child as to fulfill those requirements.
Little babies cannot be successfully fed daily by pouring hot water on
something that makes food. =It must be properly cooked=, and properly
prepared especially for the babies' delicate stomachs, if you wish to
save them.
It has been said by some that children could not assimilate starch,
yet we believe it is a proper carbon to have in food. The only carbon
in many foods is sugar. Scurvy is not uncommonly a result of the
continued use of food not sufficiently nutritious. The disfiguring
eczema seen on the face and scalp is a result from the same cause.
=Ridge's Food= is so prepared that only the normal action of the
stomach is required to produce healthful growth and development, and
the result has been good digestion, sound, healthy bodies, good teeth,
strong, straight limbs, and a well-formed brain; the child becomes a
model of healthful strength and childish beauty when fed on =Ridge's
Food=, properly prepared—and its long continuance does not produce
Scurvy and skin disease in its many forms. Do not take our word for
it, but please make the test yourself. =It has stood the test for 30
years=, and abundant testimonials are at hand to prove our assertions.
_Sample free to any physician or mother._
=Ridge's Food,
Used for 30 Years,
Still Unexcelled.=
WOOLRICH & CO., Sole Mfrs.,
Palmer, Mass.
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