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Judge — January 23, 1886 — page 13: Judge, 1886-01-23

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This is primarily a **title page and advertisement section** rather than a satirical cartoon page. It features: **Main Content:** - Masthead for "Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper," a competing publication to Judge, emphasizing its editorial independence and timely coverage of current events - Advertisement for "Harper's New Monthly Magazine" (February 1886 issue) - Multiple commercial advertisements for safes (Marvin Safe Co.), brass goods (A. Ledig & Son), and other products **Historical Context:** This page reflects the **late 19th-century magazine competition**—Frank Leslie's was a major rival to Judge in the satirical/illustrated press market. The emphasis on "independent" editorial stance and "first-class stories" shows publishers competing for readers' attention and credibility. The advertising layout was typical for the era, mixing editorial promotion with commercial notices. There are **no visible political cartoons** on this particular page; it's essentially a business/promotional section of the publication.

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| JUDGK. is | Frank kesl A WEEKLY PANORAMA OF EVENTS AT HOME AND ABROAD. | THE WORK OF THE REST ARTISTS, ENGRAVERS AND CONTRIBUTERS APPEARS REGULARLY LY By SIR EDWARD REED. With Twenty-two Mlusteations. 1 s Iifustrated Newspaper. THE BRITISH NAVY, | FRANE LESIIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER. | HARPER’S | ‘The editorial discussions in Frauk Leslie's Mlustrated Newspaper are always able) NEW MONTHLY and timely. Independent, but not neutral, the paper can afford to tell the truth, MAGAZINE does it. Public men, citizens and all ot | pe candid discussion of the live topic of the da AD! Thee . toms and morals of society, together with observations upon the pro FOR FEBRUARY, 1886, | world at large, will find what Mr. Jey used to call ‘mighty interesting readin, CONTENTS editorial pages of Frank Leslie's Mlustrated Newspape Among the other features of the paper are first-class stories, continued and com- plete, by the best writers of the day; poems of the first or¢ of news at home and abri port, all that is nec selected and thoroughly valuable first-class weekly newspaper. FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER Mrs. FRANK LESLIE, Publisher, ve 53, 55 & 57 Park PLACE, NEW YORK. - who appreciate intelligent criticism ilver, tariff, civil s vice reform, the cus- ess of events in the nthe r. rof merit; careful summaries —in to make up a complete, well With Pour Mu. Ds, pomtpald. Specimen copy, Sets, Address Yealled a. white AStory. ly Kate Urs ywho had stealthily ho, when hailed, | ac powerful netimes the right sty lait T do keno that it would have ight Lwill, Glad MANY, HAVE PATEN WeROVEMENTS Not FOUND We fer MAKES THAT WiLL WELL REPAY AN INVESTIGATION BY THOSE WER. 10 SECURE THE BEST SAFE MARVIN SAFE CO. NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, LONDON. ENCLAND. wren er man ha complain, = Ark HARPER'S PERIODICALS. wo knelt down to pray, . ood man heard the door open he heeded not a. LERIG & SON, MIA, PAL NICKEL CUSPIDORES, BRASS TOWEL- RACKS, ETC.,, ETC. SP-LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF BRASS GOODS IN THE COUNTRY comicbooks.com