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This page is primarily **advertisements and filler content** rather than political satire. The main elements include: **Book Reviews ("Side Whispers"):** Brief notices of popular novels, including Belle C. Greene's "Adventures of an Old Maid" and works by Horatio Alger Jr. The reviewer humorously notes that magazines outside New York (like Rochester's) can succeed—a gentle jab at East Coast literary establishment assumptions. **"Decisions Handed Up":** Humorous one-liners playing on current topics (an eagle on dollar bills as legal tender; debates about Native Americans in Arizona). **Dominant Content:** The page is overwhelmingly filled with period advertisements—patent medicines (Perry Davis's Painkiller, hair balsam, corn removers), food products (Lactated Food for infants), firearms, and household goods. The satire is minimal and mild. This appears to be a typical Judge issue from roughly the 1880s-1890s, where advertising revenue sustained the magazine alongside actual satirical content.

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‘SIDE WHISPERS ABOUT BOOKS. “ Adventures of an Old Maid,” by Belle c| Lactat d Foc fo PAIS. J.8. Og &Co., 8 0 i sketches. Te The Physician’s Favorite writer also wrote * ew England Con-| FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS. science,” whatever a New England conscience | promph and — | inay huppen to be. " |LEADING PHYSICIANS proper care or they may It is exasperating to think that a literary |of all Schools, and sections voluntarily tes- oT magazine can succeed outside of New York, | tify to its superior merit as £ . Chi nd Boston ; but the JupGe under-| The Most NOURISHING, the Most PALATABLE, stands on the very best authority that the Cos- The Most ECONOMICAL, of all Prepared Foods. sepsis of Rochester, which is less than a 150 MEALS for an Infant for $1.00. old, is already on a paying basis. And it) gasny PREPARED. At Druggists—25e., e.. $1.00," is really worti s ble success. t27- A valuable pamphlet oa “The Nutrition of Infants ACCIDENTS John P. Nicholson presents an excellent |“ ™ est Free on SPP oa tiiaddim WE translaticn of the Compte de Paris's book on are constantly arg, and Porter & Coates of Philadel- hbemng int it. Embodying the views of a nd very intelligent observer, horse orcow the book is especially valuable; but some day ai ot nt pa = cause let us hope the battle of Gettysburg will be 'Senat Stamp Fo Feguttog eof Minezot Cat may fought toa definite conclusion. | __ Seer doate vee parents: rece Seepees, abaa bruise; Porter & Coates of Philadelphia send out| Set Se the slip of “Helping Himself,” by Horatio Alger, jr., an Axe or x one of the Atlantic series. The hero of the! Knife may ory, we are glad to observe, never helped | vesultin& 5, himself to anything that didn’t belong to him, Serious Cut. LY Another very charming story from the same thinenne publishers is “* Joe Warring at Home,” of the Any of these things n: Forest and Stream series, by Harry Castle- happen ‘te one F you mon; though indeed it seems to us that Joe family o af any moment. might easily be in very much better business. Nave you ecole of DECISIONS HANDED UP. > PERRY Das PACER, The eagle is a tough bird, but when it is put on Teaby Jor use m suck cases? the back of a dollar it is'a legal tender.--Mer- “Yehas no equat forthe cure of chant : Scatds, ours sCukS, Swellings, The Indians, if given their choice, would pre-| bruises, Sprains, sores, msect fer to rin Arizona than to raise oranges | bites Kc. All Druggists Sell if. eat claeae ig aaas ks, ‘Whom shall PERRYDAVIS& Son. PROVLOENCG hte: What's the matter with the men?—L Thitutelphia Call, IT ISOURAIN Vhen you got a shweet oxbression on your face it Was cofer a goot many. freckles apout your coundenan ‘art Pretzel. In England they call it “ assurance.” We call a i tus ed cal Carrying, and siete Cosine nin Tabte Piling, Car iohy fo | FOR ATE, brea HE ee ate Durne THE BEST AND MOST SATISFACTORY FUR) ACES aN a RANGES 234 WATER ST. mare | (SAME ADI als, Th bi ny. More of these popular Sinton this — : HENRY Cc. SQUIRES, ae 2 and 254 WATER STRE HINDERCORNS. SG pie) 178 Broadway, N. Y.) INGUINAL. ‘Theantest,vareet and test core for Corns, Dan Fae Pearce fare iste fects even a The" busted” man who doth lament Resi Daher sheets coke qGfwuwmns With loud, bewalling = cusses * fe All the good money he hath spent who leas the § . S FISHING TACKLE, For unavalllog tries, ‘ow braces up, shall the h From Tapland to n raised on a farin she would have BOATS, CANOES, He knows that LAWN TENNIS, A certain cure for Hernia without being told that itall depends on whether mrmer clasted buckwheat or cath. — fer and everything for forest, field and stream. ry eller. Send 10 cents for large illustrated cir- FRINK’ N RUPTURE REMEDY piers Bu sey arya case of Hernia oF Rupture gree un of the 1éth Century. oc 7 TuosoN’s “INDESTRUCTIBLE” Se wig gn nal a Tis JET BLACK NO HEAT}! dark Nothin labeley Indelible! Dre only reiabie Marking Tole ut i net Ly us z [for ctothing erer invented. Will They said no more. a down-tow: eee oa era tatinina Waisjurethe montantcase fabrics store a manof sor roun re 8 oi on to Atte Cas By Jucron'e-fndertructiies Marking time that night aw e her fu Ss “Atk your store-Reeper for It, 07 te with a spoon, trying to get a strange, - + dewrnt post paldon receiptes pri looking taste out his mouth, wh i tha from in there unawares.— Burde seman MEADQUARTERS, 40 Murray St,, New Yor. Brooklyn Eagle, WARK ALP. PREEMAN, Manager, comicbooks.com