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Judge — March 12, 1887 — page 17: Judge, 1887-03-12

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This is primarily a page of **advertisements and business announcements**, not political satire. Judge magazine mixed ads with content. **Key visible content:** 1. **Shumaker Bros. Manufacturing** (top): An ad for corn meal milling equipment from Silver Creek, New York, featuring two men's portraits. 2. **Grant Monument Prize Contest Results** (left column): A summary of Judge's fundraising effort for the Grant Monument. Of 11,400 applicants, only 3,720 completed the word-puzzle competition. The fund received $1,000 total—described straightforwardly as a public fundraising effort. 3. **"Worth Knowing"** section: Multiple medical ads (Allcock's Porous Plasters, Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh) with testimonial quotes. 4. **Bottom right**: Adam's Tutti-Frutti Chewing Gum advertisement. The page contains **no apparent political cartoons or satire**—it's dominated by period product advertising typical of 19th-century magazines. The small dialogue jokes scattered throughout are generic, not tied to specific contemporary events or figures.

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__ Suge: Shumaker Bros. Mfg. Co. SILVER CREEK, NEW YORK. MANUFACTURERS OF The Improved Silver Creek Corn Meal Bolt & Refiner AND Other + Milling + Specialties. , Write for Circulars and Prices. for $1,000, amount received from JupoE's first) —«Got any invisible ink?” he asked of the; —There is no law to preveht a man's making prize contest in behalf of the Grant Monument stationer, ‘Don't think I have,” replied the a fool of himself. If there was, some men would Fund man, as he scanned t ; be at a loss how to pass the time.—St. Albans Mes- Eleven thousand four hundred and twenty-eight! |“ : bpdedy d ere. if you had, do | sengea. persons were sufficiently interested in the competi- : dodo Ad - a a ad I FOR fion at the outset to make application for clreulars ing Money? THE SUCCESSFUL REMEDY FO! and information, but out of this number 3,720 only |, THers i400 reason why yor should not make lane mame of O- A T A R R H ventured the somewhat arduous task of compiling| Find at elplayment ge buctexn Weiteto Halts Co, the necessary papers for the purpose of competing. fiom lane work that yu. . free. Hex ctbhd sein Kass is | 5 cas wee eed) nee? We realize that our first plan was to a considerable. ¥ cated, s mugerer {rim Catarrh. “After | from dey catarrh for many extent complicated. To remedy this, we shall make tRyer’s. ir wales Fasee Coeson ies fats | sears. Hly's Cream, atm come allages. ‘Better not delay. | evel Flier moe Duhed Mt | pletely cured mea. J. Lally, our second prize-offering so simple that every child < | can compete. We shall give this to the public in | irootigme NY hope before the year is closed to add to your fund . 7 Joneph Stewart 4 Grand Ave. | Mas. and consider myself curt the amount required to complete the monument. | | aibicatkarthal headache, cna I enclose an itemized statement of the result of saeteet tasting relies Det 1 the ‘word hunt,” and beg to remain, That Allcock’s Porous Plasters are |Ginmn, © Lake x, Caicago. Your obedient servant, the highest result of medical sclence| 5.0, -uret by Fiv's Cream W. J. ARKEL. and skill, and in ingredients and methg | fim; sas troubled with chron President. | od have never been equalled. | and “atekaroes from ty ears, SG jCorbim seh Cheatnl se Statement Judges” Word Contest in Behalf Grant) That they are the original and genu- |." 7 : Monument Fund. ine porous plasters, upon whose repu-| ,,,,, years I was annoyed Whole ctitors, 3,720. | with'catareh, severe pain {nmi Whole Sibir of ioatapettiore, 8720. tation Imitators trade. |Keaut'discharges nto mythroat | Iacasso much trowbled with Amountof money received, $1,865. Jam npteatnt "breath "iy | attri terouay ae Amount received fur fund direct, - .40|_ That Allcock’s Porous Plasters nevor faired shave overcome thea Due Grant Monument Association, = - 50\fail to perform their remedial work | Hie S-fens Heth of the biteet Bay: Dente ech daa: | MPa of th Ol quickly and effectually. * “aad 7} $073.90) ELY’S CREAM BALM Chipped in’by our “office boys," - - — 26,10| That this fact is attested by thou-| 75 yor a liguid, snuff or powder, Applicd into the ——- |sands of voluntary and unimpeachable | nostrils ts guickly absorbed, It cleanses the head. Total, - - - + $1,000.00! testimonials from grateful patients. Allays inflammation, Heals the sores. Restores Office of th | the senses of taste and smell. Choa cent a by mal |. Woente, GRANT Monument AssocraTion That for Rheumatism, Weak Back, Decents at Druggiats; by mall, reglatered, @ cents Se eocattS Sciatica, Lung Trouble, Kidney Dis- ELY BROTHERS, Drnggists, Owego, N. Y. (Mutual Life Insurance Co's old building.) ease, Dyspepsia, Malaria, and all local| —When a young man in the Aleutian Islands New York, Fel goes to see his girl in the evening, the parents of 3 ____ New Yon, Feb. 23, 1887. | pains, they are invaluable. |the yirl thoughtfully retire to aicsher compile J a nts Esg., President, That when you buy Allcock’s Porous| ment of the ice house, leaving a burning candle ie Judge Publishing Company. witn the lovers, Do they let the candle burn? 3) Plasters you obtain the best plasters |x, : the: y blow i i i Sir: have the honor to acknowledge the re- y! Pp Not much : they promptly blow it out and eat it ccipt of your check of this date, on ta: National @d@- _ ets eee Bank of Commerce, New York City, for One — Thousand Dollars (81,000), being the share of the| w ’ n 000), f HEWING Grant Monument Fund in the first of the serics of vw - g contests, which you have so kindly under- Gc ADAMS TUTTI-FRUTT cum ‘ken, in behalf of the Monument Fund. For this generoiis contribution to the pr.posed national memorial to. be erected to the memory of | General Grant, at the Riverside Park, permit me, in behalf of our executive committee, to thank you personally, and, through you, the very many patriotic contributors to the prize contest. Very respectfully, - Ricwanp T. GReexer, Secretary. ily restored —2, AGENTS Hea see gis WHICH WINS? tales Territory give at nn, satisfaction puaraterd. Dr. SCOTT, 813 Bway, N.Y.