Judge, 1886-07-03 · page 15 of 16
Judge — July 3, 1886 — page 15: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising** rather than editorial content or political cartoons. It contains multiple product advertisements typical of late 19th-century publications. The one cartoon present, titled "Natural Art," appears to be a brief satirical joke. It depicts what seems to be a caricatured woman, accompanied by text attributing to politician **Chauncey Depew** a humorous anecdote about a Long Island woman who claimed to have eaten so many clams that her waist rose and fell with the ocean tides. The joke plays on the absurdity of the claim and uses bodily humor common to the era. The remaining content includes ads for sulphur soap, hair dye, mineral water, flour sacks, a tricycle, and notably a substantial advertisement for granite chapels and tombstones from A.W. Ehle & Co., emphasizing cost savings and superior materials from Maine and Vermont quarries.
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JUDGE. “Balphur Soap" secured by Letters Patent. FOR THE TOILET AND BATH. How to Get a Healthy ant Pearly Ski+. ‘A lot of people (infants and adults) are troubled with humors which develop Into unsightly blemishes on the skin, “These need artificial aid, and there ix nothing that will equal GLENN’S SULPHUR SOAP as an external application; used in the bath and the « regularly, {t will soon free theskin from all uirities, inducing lithe, firm flesh, and a skin as asaatin, 25c, a cake ; three cakes for G0c., or ail on receipt of price and Sc. extra for each cake. HILL'S HAIR DYE, black or brown, 50c . C. N. Crittenton, Sole Proprietor, “NATURAL ART.” “You talk about your expensive paintings.” Here is the costliest piece of coloring that 1 know of. Chauncey Depew is given as authority for the story that a woman on Long Island said she had eaten so many clams that her waist rose and fell with the tide.— Utica Herald, “Are fat men more lite than lean men?” asked a speculating maiden. To be sure they are. When a fat man resi; his seat in the horse-car he can oblige two ies instead of one.— Yonkers Statesman, SELTERS WATER. From the Mineral Spring of ER-S: ston of the Prumian’ Government.) ihe leading Eur ithorit rater. BEWARE OF I ANTHONY OECHS, 51 Warren St. Sole Agent fur the United Stat ARKELL & SMITHS, MANUPACTURERS OF 115 Fulton St., N. Y. And forsale by Draggiats everywhere, FLOUR SACKS, CANAJOHARIE, N. Y. MANUFACTURERS: Canajoharie, N. Y. t@r-Bend Stamp for Circulars. PAVIDSON & CO.,, TAILORS. Cor. Beekman & William Sts., NEw ror=. =30 PER CENT. SAVED. To the Public— THE REASON I CAN SAVE YOU THIS AMOUNT OF MONEY IS THAT I DO NOT CARRY ONE OR TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN STOCK, THUS PILING UP MY INTEREST AND ADDING IT TO MY SALES. Tew PER Caw. I AM NOW BUILDING SEVERAL GRANITE CHAPELS, RANGING FROM THREE TO TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS I DO NOT SELL GOODS FOR COST, BUT AM WILLING TO WORK UPON A BASIS. IN VALUE. I HAYB ON HAND NEARLY FIYE THOUSAND DIFFERENT DBSIGHS FOR Chapels, Vaults, Tombstones, Bte., AND WOULD BE PLEASED TO SEND PHOTOGRAPHS TO ANY PERSONS IN THE UNITED STATES. I USE LARGELY FOR NEW YORK STATE OF THE FAMOUS Hurricane Granite Works Material of Rockland, Maine, —AND THE— Esperanza Marble Works of Rutland, Vermont, WHICH ARE OF A SUPERIOR QUAL I REFER BY PERMISSION TO THE YOURS TRULY, A. W. CANAJOHARIE - ITY OF MATERIAL. PUBLISHERS OF TIIS PAPER BA TEAS CO. - NEW YORK. comicbooks.com