Judge, 1887-12-10 · page 12 of 16
Judge — December 10, 1887 — page 12: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising**, not political satire. The main content comprises product advertisements typical of a late 19th-century satirical magazine. The notable elements include: 1. **Allcock's Porous Plasters** - The central advertisement claims superiority over imitators, emphasizing thirty years of proven effectiveness for medical ailments. 2. **Cockle's Anti-Bilious Pills** - A prominent English remedy advertised as a famous cure for liver and digestive troubles, with detailed claims about medical endorsement. 3. **Sohmer Pianos** - Listed as "most popular and preferred by leading artists." 4. **W.L. Douglas Shoes** - Advertised as a "$3 shoe" with claims of quality construction. 5. The page also includes advertisements for typewriters, a Grand Masonic Fair fundraiser, and various other period products. The satirical content visible is minimal; this appears to be a standard advertising-heavy page from Judge magazine, mixing legitimate product promotion with editorial content. No clear political cartoon or social satire is evident on this particular page.
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Heret ents had been my limit on such occ r breakfast the next 1 and just ty luck stumbled in wh ored wonan| A LLCOCK’S POROUS PLASTERS have successfully und triumphantly stood the test of (Conclated on paye (hirteer) | over thirty years’ use by the public ; they have never been equaled by unscrupulous imitators whe uae LEARYS FAMOUS COW have soughé to win a part of the reputation of ALicock’s by making plasters with holes in them, and claiming them to be “ just as good as ALLCOCK'S. Allcock’s Porous Plasters stand to-day indorsed by not only the highest medical auth« , but by thousands of grateful patients who have proved their efficacy as a household remedy Impiet el he ha mes; A GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. THE CELEBRATED destroyers, Consumption Dr. Iden Medic el 7 For Bilious and Liver Troubles. in the first stag, pase, z . asthma, 3 = | bronchitis, sore throat, chronic nasal catarrh, and | A famous physician, many years ago, formulated all diseases of the respi | preparat! ich effected remarkable cures of Tl ntiseptic and heallng qualities | liver diseases, bile, indigestion, ete., and from a rh Remedy are unequaled. | small beginning there arose. a'large demand and | : pati : nile for it, which has ever increased until, after PIAWosS “ ” generations have passed, its popularity has become HAMMOND. Corldewile, ‘The namcof thiscelebsated remedy | ARE AT PRESENT THE MOST POPULAR is COCKLE's: ANTI-BILious PI 1s. AND PREFERRED by LEADING ARTISTS — To such traveled Americans ashave become ac- WAREDOOME quainted with the great merits of these Pills (so tnlike ‘any others)and who have ever siscore.| 140151) 158 186 EAST 14TH STREET. N. Y. sorted to their use in cases of need, commendation is unnecessary. But to those who have not used SOoriMbre a] co., them and have no knowledge of their wonderful vir- A.) 1119 Chestnut St, tues, we now invite attention. The use of these Pills in’ the United States is already large. Their virtues have never varied, ind will stand the test of any climate. They are ‘lvertised—not ina flagrant manner, but modestly; for the great praise bestowed upon | them by high authorities renders it unnecessiry, Je distasteful, to extol their Tits beyond | plain, unvarnished statements, The only, 83 SEAML oe erwons aftcted with tuligeation or any biions wren aeks Semlieg rice luding one extra | or liver trouble, shou! ear in mind ** COCKL Finest Cale ariee Price, ismesies""§ $100.00. | Xxr-Buntovs Pints,"\and should ask for then of Piper If not satistied after three months’ use, the | their druggists, and if he has not got them, insist Barf toes Aa ata and the pur-| that he sould order them, especially for ‘them- Silay turds Boxy, selves, of any wholesaledealer, of whom they can 1 Medat at{behad. James Cockle & Co., 4 Great Orinond | | street, London, W. C., are the proprietors. kicked over a lamp, and Chicago, the bustling } ‘ ‘ ct Mignment, Uniform Impression, ye. Durability. Unprecedented, GRAND MASONIC FAIR. W, 1, DOUGLAS 8280, SHOE i anes ly over 4,000 in use. Every ma- : . Stite “W.'t) DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mase. Typewriter suy . “Drop iN AID: OF 7HE fines 7 W. L. Douglas $4 shoe, the original and onl; * Fos paraphiet WIDOWS’ AND ORPHANS’ hand-eewed. welt $1 shoe in the world, equals ey custo: le hand-sewed shoes that cost from ixoavvnwniren co. | ASYLUM FUND, |#** " KINNEY BROS’ CIGARETTES. _ NOW OPEN “LATEST ENGLISH,” “WHITE CAPS AT THE CROSS COUNTRY.” C. C. Shayne, MASONIC HALL, THE MOST foros cenere IN THE WORLD. Cor, 23rd St., and 6th Avenue, SWEET CAPORAL. From 12 M, to 11 P.M. 28th to Dec. 17th KINNEY TOBACCO CO., SUC Manufactoring Farrier, Season Ticket $1.00. Single admission 25 cts, | _Soue Maxcracrerens, Donations received until close of the Fair, 103 Prince St, N.Y. — Will retail fashionable Fursand THE GOOD NEWS : Seal-skin Garn inte TO LADIES. yee pes r a i 7 Greatest Inducements ever of- SF North Peart Bt. your time to Ket Four celebrated Furs direct from the cof, 7 ses. PRINT PRESS. $3; Clrevlar alee prem. $8 Tone ¢ E our turer at lowest possible | y easy. fed fnstructiona. Sen turer at lowest possible noon eg Shine Ten Bet, Dinner Set, | easy. printed fnstructions. Send a “ashi en Sampe for catalogue type prices. Fashion book mailed! ct TAT i a CARDS ener sta Brees oF free. EAT std S Vecey St, New York. KELSEY & CO. Merides, Conn, | CROSBY'S VITALIZED PHOSPHITES. For 15 years has been a standard remedy with Physicians treating mental or nervous disorder Nota secret. It aids in the bodily and wonderfully in the mental growth of children, Young men mn e a a with impaired mental faculties can regain their strength by its use. It restores the energy lost by nervousness, debility, over-exertion : refreshes weakened vital powers in old or young. A Vital Phosphite, not a Laboratory Phosphate or soda water absurdity. It is used by the Emperoi Don Pedro, Bismarck, Gladstone and other great brain workers. For wale by druggists, or mail, $1. F. 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