Judge — April 12, 1884 — page 9: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a satirical cartoon from Judge magazine depicting a political scene. The text references "Taken Your Choice" and mentions "Wilberforce Easter Fancies" and what appears to be a "Prohibition" theme based on visible labels. The cartoon shows a figure looking into what appears to be a mirror or window, with caricatured faces visible inside. There's a bottle labeled with text that's partially legible, and vegetation on the right side. However, **I cannot confidently identify the specific political figures or events** referenced here due to image quality and incomplete OCR text. The satire appears to address prohibition-era politics and personal choice, but without clearer identification of the caricatured individuals or the specific date of publication, I cannot provide accurate details about which politicians or events are being mocked.