Judge, 1887-01-15 · page 15 of 16
Judge — January 15, 1887 — page 15: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising and business notices** from Judge magazine, with minimal editorial or cartoon content visible. The main illustrated element is **"The Ideal Safety Razor"** advertisement, which depicts a smiling man demonstrating the new safety razor technology—a device that promised risk-free shaving compared to the traditional straight razor that required professional barbers. The dominant content is a **list of contributors to the Grant Monument Fund**, a fundraising initiative (likely for Ulysses S. Grant's memorial). A letter from Richard T. Greener, Secretary, thanks the press for supporting the collection effort. The remaining space contains **standard commercial advertisements** for patent medicines, linseed oil, knitted underwear, cocoa, and other consumer goods typical of 1880s publications. Without additional editorial cartoons or satirical pieces visible, this appears to be a pages from Judge devoted to fundraising announcements and revenue-generating advertisements rather than political or social satire.
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Very truly yours, Ricuano T. Guexwen, Secretary. The following persons have contributed to the “Grant Fund” up to this date, Ja z 3 H. E. Thayer, Randolph, M Angie M. Sherman, Port Jervis, N. Y. F. H. Linton, Scranton, Pa. . : Mra, A. H. Tenbroeck, Middletown, HF. Couch, Danbury, Conn. David Rhodes, Ithaca, N. Y. SHAVE YOURSELF. NO DANGER. PERFECT. THE IDEAL SAFETY RAZOR! A.great invention, which renders shaving an casy Saved, Delays in barber shops ally adapted to the aged and to travelers by land and ns camping out, to theindolent o the man who wants a quick to him whose skin is too tender to admit of the ordinary razor. Once used, + ve without Agents Make Hot Waffles and Honey. aily packed ina natin lined case, with ance and full directions how to use fe will send a sample by mail to any United States om receipt of SG which = Foun, for less than price quoted, circulars with complete terms to Agents ress upon receipt of stamp. “gimp an conetnce yo RST. Mary R. Hart, Mt. Kisco, A. Diefenbach, Brooklyn, . F. R. Waelde, Newburgh, N. Y. J. W. Hart, Mt. Kisco, N. Y E. D. Fellows, Scranton. Pa. Mrs. Saade M. Johnstone, Brooklyn, N. Ernest Montanus, Jr., N. Mrs. J. W. Dalrymple, Newark, N. J Clara V. Grover, Caro, Mich. Hattie A. Lovell, Amenia Union, N. Clara H. Heale, Brooklyn, N. Y. John B. Stecle, Albany, N. Y. F, A. Galbraith, New Haven, Conn. Herbert L. Conrad, Phila. O. A. Scottron, Brooklyn, M. A. Robinson, N. Y. Chas. A. Smith, N. Y. M. L. Kinney, Waverly, N. G. H. Richards, N. Y.. Mrs. C. S. Haviland, Southington, Conn. IB. A. New York... LN. Failor, Buffalo, Carl H. Smith, Buffalo, N. Y. N. W. Vannier, Whitehall, N. Y. M. F. Smith, Albion, N. Y E. B, Hyatt, Milford, Conn. D. J. Jennings, N. Y. Edward Hinch, N. Y. Geo. W. Coon, N. ¥ H. E. Donnell, N.Y: Arthur Smith, N. Y. Geo. W. Briggs, Brooklyn, NY. F. J. Perry, N. Yo... Mary A. Hunt, Glen Cove, N. Mrs. M. C. Gay, N. Y. Miss Carolyn Folsom, Brooklyn, Theo. Babb, N. ¥ A. J. Bowen, N. 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Y: CARRIAGE RUGS, TRAVELING RUGS, WRAPS and SHAWLS, We have the largest and iost elegant line of these goods in New York City, including many novelties that cannot be found at any other store. ‘They are offered at very low rices. E. A. “ MEN’S OUTFITTER, 859 BROADWAY (one door above 17th St.) NEWELL, EPPS’S GRATEFUL—COMFORTING, COCOA GEORGE WEST, ‘MANU? ACTCAEE OF GROCERS’ BAGS, BALLSTON SPA. - - New York. OUR. FITS ! ay curt 90 wo Annie D. Dimmick, Brooklyn, N. Y. 8. L. Cooper, Yonkers, N. Y. P. McDonald, N.Y. Wo Manches N.Y, Sarah Francis, Brookly E. H. Knowles, Brooklyn, N.Y. A. B. Sinclair, Brooklyn, N.Y W. Mitchell, N. Y.. Edgar W. Howe, N. Y. R. Reyer, Hoboken, N. J. H. Foster, North Saiem, > Elizabeth MI, Waters, Platageld, Xi. T.E. V. Smith, N.Y... E, M. Smith, Kingsland, N. W. H. Meadoweraft, N.Y. . A. Field, Wellsboro, P I Lanphiere, Silver Creeks, N. A.'Y, Paterson, Brookyn, N.Y. P. W. Farley. Brook! : MB. Reed Woodbridge, N. J Mra Lydia T. Robinson’ New Brighton, N. 8. 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