Judge, 1886-12-18 · page 15 of 16
Judge — December 18, 1886 — page 15: what you’re looking at
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This page is predominantly **advertising and promotional material** rather than satirical cartoons. It features commercial ads for products like carriage rugs, men's clothing, patent medicines (catarrh cream, consumption cure), and undergarments—typical of 19th-century publications. The small **"Town Topics"** section contains brief society humor: - A woman dislocates her jaw arguing with her husband about his late lodge hours - A joke about Washington, D.C. egg-nog prices There is one small illustrated **catarrh remedy advertisement** with a simplified face graphic, but it serves commercial rather than satirical purposes. The page lacks substantive political or social satire. "Judge" was known for cutting editorial cartoons, but this particular page appears to be a filler issue dominated by revenue-generating advertisements aimed at wealthy urban readers—reflecting how 19th-century magazines sustained themselves financially.
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CARRIAGE RUGS, NG RUGS, WRAPS and SHAWLS. \¢ largest and most elegant line of these goods. k City, including many uovelties that cannot be ‘at any other store. They are offered at very low A. NEWELL, MEN’S OUTFITTER, 859 BROADWAY (one door above Fe SONG TANSIES i NO 5S 5 ea ne Merchant only) want rman unprecedented. rs = TANSIEL ES CO, ciao WINCHESTER’S tnd SODA is a matches Remed of the di 10) new and poy foal who wen mmunie Gets, Pee PO: VICKERY: Aupusta, Pes itera it roa ‘and every form of Gene: he Remedy. HOW TO USE CREAM BALM. Place particle of the Balm tnto each nostril and draw strong breaths through the nose. It will be absorbed and begin tts work of cleansing and healing the diseased membrane, Itallays tnflammation and prevents freah colts, NOT A LIQUID or SNUFF, No polsonous drugs. No.offen tdve odor. cts applied tato each nostril and i agreeabe wsvote at Dragybots; by mail registered, cts. Circulars freed cs .¥ BROTHERA Drags, Owego. ¥. WARNER D’FORREST & CO. MANUFACTURERS OF LADIES’, GENTS’ & YOUTHS’ KNIT UNDERWEAR. Established 1871. AMSTERDAM, N.Y. W. J. BENJAMIN & CO., Bxelusive Selling Agents, NEW VORK OFFICE 28 WHITE 6T. CURE FITS! or tai Poot COB Mteosts you wathing for Trial a at OF Harbor Marana —@——" JOSEPH P. FELT & CO.——1> ELECTROTYPERS, No. 25 Rose Srnecr, NEW YorK. MCTAL PUTED rom Cmanavens 4 Sreciatty. HENRY LINDENMEYR, Paper Ware House —_15 & 17 BEEKMAN ST., N. Y. CONSUMPTION. Toarmve aed Prnwat CURE fr CATARRIT AL CUUDS CAT 110.00 patients Dave appled. TARRHES ev. 1. P. Childs, Troy, 0, Vor nearty twenty years, the as eapplied the cely oows re tage woke up the next morning to find hei jaw dis- located. It is thought she fell asleep while re- monstrating with her husband for staying #0 late at the lodge.-Old City Blizzard. Bagley—* Just back from Washington, eh ? What impressed you most during your stay in the capital 7" Bailey—‘ Um, let. me see! Oh, Yess an egg-nog there costs 40 cents.—Tid Bits, ‘TOWN TOPICS, THE JOURNAL OF SOCIETY. _ ORCULATION 20,000, And Rapidly Growing. An Outspoken Review of Society, Its People and Their Doings. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. $4.00 Per Year. $2.50 for 6 Months. $1.30 for 3 Months, It deals with all subjects of interest to people of Social, Financial and Political pretensions in a spirit thorougt.ly ORIGINAL AND INDEPENDENT. As a purveyor of NEWS it is in advance of all otbers in its information; and what is more to the point, its NEWS ts invariably from the “inside.” Its SHORT STORIES. Are acknowledged to be by far the BEST printed in any American journal, and have of themselves given it a fame that is well nigh world-wide. The matter of TOWN TOPICS is such as in no way confines its interest to the locality of its publica- tion. There is not a person of wealth, refinement, or social pretensions from Maine to California who Ww not find it full of interest, good sense and spe- a {cial charm. “The Saunterer,” wy Teller,” “The Woman of Fashion, ‘The Financier, Trader.” * The Politician,” “The Sportsman,” “The Play- goer,” * The Looker-On,” and ahost of others all join in a Rattler,” sympostum of wit and wisdom UNEQUALED IN ANY | PUBLICATION IN THE WORLD. Fresh and reliable with tts NEWS, dainty in ite lterary style, good-natured in its well-bred satire, entertaining with Ite storles—these are the cardinal virtues of TOWN ADV ERTISERS Whose business makes it important that they should reach the eyes of the WEALTHY AND FASHIONABLE WORLD Shrougbout America will fod TOWN TOPICS the very best possible medium for their purposes. Address TOWN TOPICS, 23 Park Row, New York. =|VICTORIA HOTEL, STH AVE, BROADWAY, STH AND TTH STS. rncle of tho largest and, most complete hotel tn, the et rouahty Tenovated and almost entirely refurntabed,, Hoon cna Granite and Cuaige unexcelicds conducted 08 ontbe Practically fireproot. iH. bee HOYT & CO., Proprietors INDEPENDENT nos exact tyle, Lut is not a fac-simile of ei2¢.) ln¥stand and Penbolder combined fitued with best qualit 0) and upward, accordin, Holder Feliat so beraphie pen for $1 and'upwand. Sead for FOUNTAIN PEN. WANTED, suaranteed perfect in all its parts Wel also manufacture a RICH & CO., 108 and 108 This Pen is Seat by mail on rice receipt of Price. circulars and sta. J. ULB! ! | An Elegant Assortment ot FINE UMBRELLAS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. RUSTIC AND SILVER MOUNTINGS, Suitable for “HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Broadeoay 1916 ot. NEW YORK. EPPS’S QRATEFUL—COMFORTING, COCOA pen Gre GEORGE WEST, GROCERS’ BAGS, BALLSTON SPA. New York, ARKELL & SMITHS, MANUFACTURERS OP FLOUR SACKS, __ CANAJOHARIE, N. ¥. DAVIDSON & GO., TAILORS. Cor. Beekman & William 8 NEW YTor=. Instant relict. Finalcureand never (INTEREST = MEN meaty, ieee, Wesxness or Loss of Memory restored by the wee of an entirely B-W Femedy rh Yerba from! pain. Bpanish Trochocanerer fll Ouriiisstrated Behagebook acd justrated 32 page| By KELLOGGS @ MILLER PROPRIEIORS AMSTERDAM LINSEED OIL WORKS, AMSTERDAM, N. Y. ESTABLIP’ ‘D 1824.