The fool-killer., 1916-01-01
CoRRESPO PONDENC CE.

CHAS. M. WARREN, Rogue River,
Ore-Not long ago a friend handed
me copy of The Fool-Killer and let
some of my frineds read it with the
results that am now inclosing fifty
cents for five subs.
G. M. BRUBAKER,. Box 80, Robin
son, Ill.-You will please find express
money order to pay for five subs.
just can't keep house without the little
saucy old Fool-Killer. Hurry it up so
that we can have another good laugh
about the first of the month.
| N. H. HENDERSON, Verbena, Ala.
Please find inclosed money order
for $1.00 for ten subs. They all like
The Fool-Killer fine. Please send the
paper to these names at once. Also
send me some samples as think can
get up another club larger than this
one.
| JOS. A. PETER, N Railroad St.,
Bucyrus, Ohio.-Inclosed find one dol
lar for which please send your paper
to the following names. Received my
first copy of The Fool-Killer and am
well pleased with it, I passed it.
around in our shop and got the above
names in ten minutes.
w. S. REID, Rock Hill, S. C.-In
order to keep alive that pure and un-
delied humOr within the marrow OF
my bones, which no gentlemen. with
the wolf at the front door and the
flesh and the devil within could say
mo" to, am herewith sending 25
cents for years subscription to The
F'ool-Killer.
E. 3. Ball, S3S Melrose Ave-, AM
bridge, Pa-A friend gave me copy
l0f oFk
through I decided that it was made OF
the right kind of material to kill or
cure. So got busy and got up club
| Of ten which am now sending you.
Hope this will help you little and
help the subscribers a whole lot.
ERNEST L. HARRIS, Mill Springs,
N. C.-Last month I sent you a club
of five and promised to send you
; double that number next time Am
now able to inform you that I have
succeeded in doing SO. This is
mountain country, and being about 13
J miles to the nearest railroad, it is not
very thickly settled, and owing to
these circumstances I cannot promise
to send in 20 subs next time, but will
promise to come as near doing so as
| possible. I think that if more people
| would read The Fool-Kller there
would be more smiles and fewer
tears, more hearty laughs and fewer
sullen griefs. It. is a sure cure for the
blues and certain death to fools.
A. W. ASKREN, Jonesboro, Ark.-A
short time ago a copy Of your paper
came to my address, and liking it so
well and your liberal price of sub
scription induced me to get up a club.
Inclosed find fifty cents to pay for
same. Please send a feI samples and
| will try to get few more fools from
/. around here.
G. T. PORTER, II Jacket, Ark
: Please find inclosed check for the
amount Of $1.3O for which send your
hot shot to these names. And please
send me another bundle of samples.
r W. F. TOLLIsON, Glnck Mills, An
1 derson, S. CT have been reading
9 your paper for some time and find it
: the best little paper b ave ever read,
and I am now sending you club of
: eleven subscribers.
), J. B. HAYES, Woodstock, Ca
+ Please find so cents for which you will
send The Fool-Killer to the following
names. We like your paper fine, and
r hope that you will make every issue
e as interesting as the. sample recent
~ received.
B. C. SLYTER, Edgehill, Mont-In-
: closed is a money order for SO Sents.
' Please send dozen doses Of your
: medicine to the inclosed names. The
: Fool-Killer is sure rightly named and
| think that if a course of your treat
L ment will not make a permanent cure
4 it will at least do some good.
A rich chllrch member will not