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The page contains several brief satirical items typical of Judge's format. The top cartoon depicts a disheveled figure, likely satirizing a political or social stereotype, though the specific target is unclear without additional context. The items mock various subjects: a Kansas man's eye injury being blamed on his wife's hat-wearing at theaters; President-elect Cleveland's upcoming administrative changes; Senator Manning's policy shifts; and workplace dynamics between Blaine and Edmunds. The lower illustration titled "His First Hotel Experience" shows a confused man at a hotel desk with a bellhop, apparently satirizing rural or unsophisticated guests unfamiliar with urban hotel customs—a common Judge theme mocking social pretension and class differences. The page functions primarily as miscellaneous social and political commentary rather than sustained satirical narrative.

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Sage: some of the most we ever read. |e |contained for a few da, original and superior s A MAN IN M | suicide because his w |day present. Sensit | to him to give her the mon A WEALTHY GEORGIA FARMER died, leaving the bulk of his fortune to an_ illegitimate daughter of pronounced color, His relatives | look upon it as the worst of all southern out- rages. committed hima birth- Did it ever occur y to buy it with ? SoMEBODY SAYS WITH the air of one pub- lishing a vreat discovery, ‘There is alwa PUBLISHED ONCE A WEEK. Preident- = - - = - = WJ. AMKRL Vice-President Art Department Patitor Advertising Manager - Bensnane TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS UNITED STATES AND CANADA. 1¥ ADVANCE. ‘One copy, one year, oF 52 numbers, THE JUDGE PUBLISHING COMPANY, POTTER BUILDING, Park Row, New York. $27 Jovoe Is for sale regularly at the American Ex. change In Paris and the American Exchange in London. 597 An extra supply of tHe Batuotpt xcameR of the Jepoe now on hand. cents to this office. Call at the counting-room or send ten Get Tue Curistaas Jupce. 15th. “Ja Not LEST ye be jugged.” It is a prov erb that holds good ywhere except in Atlanta, Ga. THE DAILY PAPER Is a vehicle for the dis- semination of knowledge divorce cases. Haney R. Hane FLA 1a ony Yarpenick W. NosmasD Out about the sunshine somewhere.” Well, what of it? They have fun in France and warm weather in Africa. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PRESIDENT on his recent change of policy are presented by the Sun. We don't know what the change amounts to, but it must inevitably be a great improvement. "4 ister Manning convivial obliqui- ident’s attention to anew kind of perni- given to ” We call the pre this. In our opi cious activ “ Tconstper,” said President-elect Cleveland, “that [ have been chosen to represent the plans, the purposes, and the policy of the Dem- ocratic party.” We must remember, however, _| that that was before he was married, with Let av THE FRONT. ,| The senatorial tobogganing-ground has been | put in very good order, and the legitimate frig- idity between the gentlemen who occupy it 1s increasing with a rapidity which indicates an | utter absence of warmth for sometime tocom The coasting is admirable, and whichever wi. the prize the public is ng to be thoroughly satisfied. WE ARE WATCHING THAT Kansas boy who was born with an eye in the back of his head. Let him take hold of the plough and see what comes of it; and if he sees he is right and then goes ahead the late David Crockett will be guilty of murder. THE WHY OF THE TALL HAT. Ladies are not to be blamed for wearing tall hats at the theatre. It has recently transpired that their physicians recommend the tall hat | as the best means tostart the hair on their bald | hes and as for the ladies who wear skull | hats—if that’s what they call ‘em—it is now understood that their hair is invariably the original and genuine article. This should be | more generally known. SoME COMMERCIAL INCIDENTS in the lives of the editors of the Evening Post are under con- sideration by Mr. Blaine’s home organ, the Augusta Journal. Oh, here now! The edi- tors are not running for office and their steal- | ings were strictly private. A VERY SMALL MATTER. There was really no trouble between Blaine and Edmunds, This was all there was to it. | Mr. Edmunds advanced and silently proffered | his hand. , thank you,” said Mr. Blaine | sweetly; “I brought my own with me, and lly do not need it.” ‘*H'm! so I observe,” id Mr. Edmunds, blushing slightly and re suming his seat. ‘You are probably pat; but ' three of a kind beat two pair and Ididn't know | Wy and scandalous) Uf THE FASHIONABLE BUSTLE ought to be easily escaped by Kate Field. Ph remove tumors now, THe GREEK Us The Acharnians* was abominable. the audience could beg’ in to understand it. Dr. Joun P. GRAY WIL what to do in heaven. music and there are no lunatics over there. “CARTER HARRISON SHOULD go east oftener, says the Chicago Inter-Ocean. Good id Come right along, Carter. up with the country. “To DREAM OF EGGS,” says a professor o signs, “indicates that money.” Tt has always appeared to us to be a that you are going to lecture, CUBA WANTS HOME. of home rule that w RU! There is a kinc 1 suit her case exact Why! the doctors ot one in a thousand of ; be puzzled to know He never was good “| Come onand grow | f uu are going to yet a| Let her be annexed to Uncle Sam and then we will give the rest of the particulars. THe FRIE! DSHIP OF an Albany Democratic paper for the administration is so exasperating that the friends of Mr. Manning frequently call it the Times that tries men’s souls. James Gordon BENNETT G! the Herald during his recent visit. EATLY enlivened | be, bui The sheet | gra | Voice FRoM SPEAKING TUBI GRANGER FROM JERSEY if yer can't ‘tend ter y HIS FIRST HOTEL EXPERIENCE. r own affairs ['ll her yer put out o' tha! air room, /j i i AMA I | “What do you want?” None of yer goll darned business what I want! Tdunno who you Iwill, by