Judge, 1886-07-10 · page 15 of 16
Judge — July 10, 1886 — page 15: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising and promotional content** rather than political cartoons. It showcases Judge magazine's self-promotion alongside period advertisements. The top section contains **testimonials praising Judge's humor and quality**, referencing Cleveland's German-language abilities (likely President Grover Cleveland) as a point of humor. These quotes position Judge as a superior pictorial humor publication. **The advertisements** reflect late 19th-century products: Glenn's Sulphur Soap, Seltzer Water, flour sacks, tricycles, photo engraving, and monument works. The tomb/monument ads emphasize cost savings, suggesting middle-class accessibility to memorial architecture. **Notable context**: References to "the two Americas" and emphasis on "American language" reflect contemporary American expansionism and English-language dominance concerns of the era. The page demonstrates Judge's business model—combining satirical content with lucrative advertising revenue—while the ads themselves reveal period consumer culture priorities: hygiene products, food goods, and commemorative monuments for the middle class.
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JUDGE. all the Germans present, it reminded them so| forcibly that they were no longer in the father-| land. ‘There isa sort of Black Kock idiom in Mr. Cleveland's German which has few equals and no superiors.— Philadelphia Press. ZZ SY THE GENERAL IMPRESSION. More solid comfort, real fun, and genuine hu- mor in JupgE than any pictorial paper in the country,— Hillsdale (Mich.) Leader, pale = Ay NEWYORK. CLEAN, HONEST, EXCELLENT. ~ Gteloauc on Applicata Asaclean, honest, excellent pictorial huinor- : iy ous paper, JUDGE ought to Ke seen every week on every news-stand in the two Americas and wherever the American language is spoken or printed.—The Journalist. FROM THE BEST AFTERNOON DAILY. This week's JuDor shows great variety and versatility of talent, artistic and literary. Every | week develops new signs of the vigor and enter- | prise of the management. The JUbaE's swiftly | growing success is not strange.—Mailand Express. A DIVIDEND FOR SUBSCRIBERS. FOR THE TOILET AND BATH. | ,,7¢betv! the, fanny papers, the Jena, is meeting with such deserved success that it has made a dividend for the benefit of its subscribers, How to Get a Healthy and Pearly Skin. It bas reduced its Price to four dollars a year, if| RBCOAM i = with | Paid in advance. It isa good deal cheaper now \* 3 [ANUFACTURERS: wae chien detetop toto unsightly biemher nthe akin, | OF & mnan to subscribe than it is to borrow the : . . These need artificial ald, and there is nothing that will equal | P ighbor.—Elmira Advertis Canajoharie, N. Y. GLENN’S SULPHUR SOAP «=6SELTERS WATER. From the Mineral Spring of 4s an external application; ured in the bath and the potty ton ll toilet regularly, it will noon free the skin from all (Bottled under ot: the Promlan Oorerniient!) Impurities, inducing lithe, firm flesh, and a skin as | Recommended by the leading Buropean medical authorities smooth as satin. 25¢, a cake ; three cakes for GOc., or | 458 table water. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. fat by mail on receipt of price and Se. extra for each cake.| | ANTHONY OECHS, 51 Warren 8t., New York, Sole Agent for the United States. HILL'S HAIR DYE, black or brown, 50c . - = > ARK M H PAVIPNPNSON & CO., Crittenton, Sole Proprietor, ELL & SMITHS,)" * ye MAXTVACTURTRA OF TAILORS. 115 Fulton St., N. Y. FLOUR SACKS 2|Cox, Beeman & William Sts., And foraaie by Dragglsts everywhere. CANAJOHARIE,N.Y. |! MEW YORE. The reason why EHLE & CO. can make such low prices on Monument Work is that they are aatisfled with 10 per cent. profit. They use ‘of the famous Hurricane Granite of Rockland, sre! Me., New York State Granite and Granite Id from the Esperanza Works of Kutland, Vt., een all of superior quality and In such quantities that they purchase it at low prices. Send for & book of references. oper: nedy, Iden Po, } ° °. p the Vera mine te of rector, leton, n this own, Bococseccoseecoeesooo, geeeeceoeeecooeeeoee0® eocooceceeecoccoececoooocccocece, cococeeeocecoceocececooooceoceco cooseceg jooee! Ses ee | : 2 & One-third of the cost of Tombs and Monu- ments can be saved by patronizing A. W. EHLE & CO. of Canajoharie, N.Y. They ‘send pletures of Tombstones, Chapels, Vaults and Plans, and let you make your own selec- tion, THEY NEVEE FAIL TO PLEASE. comicbooks.com