Judge, 1887-12-17 · page 13 of 16
Judge — December 17, 1887 — page 13: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page contains primarily **advertisements and editorial content** rather than satirical cartoons. The notable elements are: **Central illustration**: A sketch labeled "NOT IMITATED" shows a pastor looking at a donation box—likely satirizing the heavy charitable solicitations of the era. **Editorial content**: Judge announces a second printing of its popular annual collection, "Good Things from Judge," boasting strong sales and responding to demand. This is self-promotional content celebrating the magazine's success. **Advertisements** dominate the page, promoting: - Waterbury watches - Theater performances (Dockstader's, Madison Square Theatre) - A patent medicine for consumption and coughs - Seal skin garments (a luxury fur item) - Violin outfits - A Masonic charity fair for "widows and orphans" - Firearms (Remington) The page reflects **Gilded Age consumerism**—luxury goods, medical nostrums, charitable appeals, and entertainment. No specific political satire is evident here; this is a magazine page showcasing period advertising and editorial matter.
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THE MOST SUITABLE PRESENT FOR bo Boy OR GIRL, PLACES. OFAMUSEME DOCKSTADER* Broapway, w You! ynt Minstrel: The Ph Ww Burlesque, ininal + First F Saturday Matine rt.” LMER, Evenings at $ Sole M Matinee ore ELAINE, Seats may be secured for any of the performances LO'S, Min BG. Giusone Proprietor and Manager. | seats Orchestra circ “SHE.” SHE.” Matineex Wed, and Sat, at 2 A GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. For Bilious and Liver Troubles. ago, formulated arkable cures of and from a) ning there nile fur it, which has. er increase passed, its popularity has The nameof this celebrated remedy ANTI-BIL x veh traveled Ani ted with th ns as have become ai its of these Pills ( JUDGE 13 -. |Good T fiings from Judge. A SECOND EDITION ON THE PRESS. The first edition of JupoE's hands “Good Things from Judy: exhausted, and in response to the demands made [upon us by the news companies and the news: ughout the country, we have puta second edition upon the press and will be ready to deliver it the first of next week. The sales of this book have far exceeded the expectations of the publishers, .000 copies. w the second ed be self-congratul fane; ye annual, has been N00 more will be We think we ry in thus striking a clean, whole the popular and de. end ita a the Christmas point to even a second editi * Judge.” Although the time of its been limited, the demands on us are fast depl j iginal edition. and the ery is still for W . the Aispositc on andl the The elegant seals! sil wmantle. lined ins, value $1,000, manu C. Shayne, of 103 Prince street and presented to the fair by h handsomest fur garment nd it the only one of the kind in Amer: lation Those wl fo have not used | eof their wonderful vir- | te attention, of these Pills in’ the United States is Their virtues have never varied, ‘1 the test of any clim ‘ertivel—not in a flagrant manne nolestly: for the great praise bestowed upon thom by high authorities renders it unnecesss e distasteful, tu extol their merits bey unvarnish ments. vith indigestion or any bilions bear in mind ** CockLe: 1 ask for them t them, insist ct er trouble, she Biniows Pit are worn by the crowned heads of E will introe chance of ing this valuable garment—in other words some one, who has paid 1 for the con eive a fur garment, worth, in person who shall hold the successful ticket can receive $1,000 in cash for the garment, its this amount is offered for it, (x iM Ta ne ToLu ° rams NO NS $3 G6U M torre 6 ¢ Rox by ma! CoLaan @'SicAven, Loulaville, Ky. The first edition consisted of |" SEAL SKIN GARMENTS. HENRY DE, THE FOURTEENTH STREET FURRIER, la, itting, 9 14 WEST 14TH STREET, Between Sth amb tt Aves. NeW. Established over There is a Medicine That will cure Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis, and Consumption. It has been used for years, con- stantly increas- ing in populari- ty, being very pleasant to the taste, and hav- ing no disagree- able effects. i i cael ISOS CONE Bon CO SUMPTION, and is sold by all drugiists Price. 25 cents per bottle. VIOLIN OUTFITS. lin. 01 nde ey wooden bi pw, bank, set strings, ma i etter to all parts pubting aur Fella homes. IN & CO., , Worcester, Mass. {GRAND MASONIC FAIR. IN AID OF THE WIDOWS’ AND ORPH: ASYLUM FUND, NOW OPEN AT THE MASONIC HALL, Cor. 23¢d St, and 6th Avenue, ences te parties living nearest yo CHAS F. 317 Main Stre 1 From 12M, to 11 P.M, cason Ticket $1.00, Donations rec BEMINGTON RUBBER STOCK, 30 Cal be PATENT SHELL EJECTOR. Barrel and Vrame, one plece Steel. By Co., 77 Chambers st,.N.¥. P.O, Box 202 comicbooks.com