Judge — December 24, 1881 — page 4: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains two distinct sections: **"The Æsthetes"** - A poem listing various aesthetic preferences, appears to be light social satire about artistic affectations popular in the era. **"Some Things That I Like"** - An essay by the author describing pleasant personal experiences, including visits to a barber, interactions with a doctor displaying surgical instruments, and observations about human nature and social interactions. The main illustration shows figures in what appears to be a barber shop or similar setting, though without clearer context it's difficult to identify specific political references or caricatures. The content seems focused on gentle, everyday social humor rather than pointed political satire. The page appears primarily literary rather than cartoon-driven.