Judge, 1886-10-16 · page 14 of 18
Judge — October 16, 1886 — page 14: what you’re looking at
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This is primarily an **advertising page** with minimal editorial cartoon content. The page showcases various patent medicines and commercial products typical of late 19th-century American publications. The notable editorial content appears to be "De Shuckin Uv De Cork" — a dialect piece written in exaggerated African American vernacular (a common if offensive convention of the era). It appears to be humorous commentary about corn-shucking, playing on phonetic spelling and rural dialect for comic effect. The bulk of the page consists of advertisements for products reflecting period concerns: Perry Davis's Pain-Killer, Hickok Calcium Burner (a heating device), Lactated Food (infant nutrition), and various remedies for deafness and rupture. These ads reveal contemporary anxieties about health, infant mortality, and medical solutions. The page also advertises Henry C. Squires's sporting goods and entertainment listings for Harrigan's Park Theatre, reflecting urban leisure activities of the period.
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[Beer PBoremvs ON Toner Soaps: * Vou have demonstrated that afer/ectly pure oe, therefore, cordully com= Is made from the choicest quality of stock, and contains a LARGE PeRcenTAGE of GLYCERINE; therefore it is specially adapted for Toilet, Bath and Infants. ATEASPOONFUL OF in attlle milk, or Sugard Water, will C 0 iat €. i! mz Any Attack of Cran inthe Stomach, of » Bowet mplant: Co evefyohere by Druggisls. Siape: could read it as you walked to the box,” was th tic reply, ‘for I want it to go by to- ‘smail. If I had sealed it you would have brought it home in your pocket and spent all the evening down in the kitchen holding it over the steam of the kettle.” THE SIDE TABLE. Lactated Food The Physician’s Favorite FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS. | LEADING PHYSICIANS If there i a journalist who doesn’t like the! of all Schools, and sections voluntarily tes- Journalist he misses the best part of the jour- nalistic entertainment of the week and he ought to be kicked. ‘The Rochester Union says, * The Jupar, N York's great comic newspaper, improves with every issu “It is truly s We | long thou prove it—that the Rochester the best in the state. nd funny: paper. id these remarks DECISIONS HANDED UP. DE SHUCKIN UV DE CORK. | doe gate from 1 Fron de his corn, mighty ‘powaun hake, y's apt Dat "l je fe : Wes Marier hez go finish xbuckin’ 0 knife, er razur en some thusss, rbout de barn, silly should exhibify his lass mn finish shuckin" out his corn, 7. Genrge tm Battunire American rnoven, Conuioxrn Es AEE, ep Ean, Ducace 1 ate, the ttpari his corn. "DEAF | Mention this Paper Sanitary 6 Muscracrenixe Comrast, Sit, 16 BROADW - THE IMPROVED ~ HENRY CG. SQUIRES, GCuNs, FISHING TACKLE, BOATS, CANOES, LAWN TENNIS, and everything for forest. fleld and stream. Send 10 cents for large illustrated cir cular, Gun of the 1th Century. | tify to its superior merit as The Most NOURISHING, the Most PALATABLE, The Most ECONOMICAL, of all Prepared Foods. 150 MEALS for an Infant for $1.00. EASILY PREPARE! d the Rochester Herald says. ,, TILE BEST AND MOST SATISFACTORY o1 Mr, DAVE BRAHAM has c for this produc Matines Wednewlay: an INGUINAL, FRNKS RUPTURE REMEDY Fy cure any’ case of Hernia of, Rupture is tree. Adidtesn On FINK. eh uso “nese ENGLISH MARKING INK not injure the most delicate fabric. A atretcher for holdin befor doee while marking, given freetoevery purchaser. NO HEA’ | Price, 25¢. AM, HEADQUARTERS, 46 Ma