Judge, 1888-01-14 · page 14 of 16
Judge — January 14, 1888 — page 14: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and promotional content** for Judge magazine and related products, rather than political cartoons. The key content includes: 1. **Hotel advertisements** across New York, Philadelphia, and other cities—standard business listings. 2. **A brief humorous exchange** ("Two Fine Chargers") about a man tricked into paying for a cheap horse after paying the bill. 3. **Promotion for "The German Policeman"**—a Judge serial by Julian Ralph, illustrated by Judge's artists. This appears to be satirical fiction about German police, part of Judge's regular humor column. 4. **Product advertisements**: Epps's Cocoa, violin outfits, and the Liebig Company's extract of meat. 5. **Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly** promoted as superior entertainment for 1888. The page reflects Judge's business model: combining lightweight satirical humor with commercial advertising to support the magazine. The "German Policeman" serial likely mocked German culture or authority figures—typical of 1880s American humor—but without seeing the actual cartoon/illustration, the specific satire is unclear.
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SUDGEH LEADING HOTELS. BREVOORT HOUSE, viru avexce (near Washington square) NEW YORK. O. B. Linsey, = - GEDNEY HOUSE, BROADWAY and 40TH STH PUROP Rooms $1 per day 7 GLENHAM HOTEL, FIFTH AVESCE (between st anc 21 streets) Proprietor. B, Barry, Proprietor. “GRAND UNION HOTEL, Oppoarre Gnaxp Cextmat Depot, #20 St., upwards. Baggage to and trom Grand Cen pot, free, ANT Hous cE, Broapway Matuews & PLERsON, Proprietors. UNION 8QU, HOTEL & HOTEL DAX. UNION SQUARE and 15TH ST. ropean Plan. Daw & Dr. Revere, Proprietor. JERSEY CITY, TAYLOR'S HC . JERSEY CNY. Plan. KEELER'S HOTEL, Deand 3 Mares Laxe, Aupany, N, Y. ROCHESTER, N. Y THE POWERS HOTEL. | UTICA, N.Y. JAMES HOTEL, Utica, New York. R. M. SMITH, Proprietor. E,N.Y. _ NELSON a0 SE, opposite Market Street. Baty, Proprietor. PHILADELPHIA COLONNADE HOTE Chestxet STREET, Corner FIrTEENT) ‘One Block from Pennsylvania RR. Station Ie Os Gm CRUMP ~ BALTIMORE, Ma. stablishment, DAVID H. GILDERSLEEVE, 45-51 Rose Street, New Vork. (Printer of Jcpon.) Central 1 park cmiaing Academy. TOW AVENUE AND SOTH STREET. The largest and most complete establish pect ot a Rods this country. Send for cir. culars The Best Assortment o} on GUSPOWDER, AMMUNITION, &e. Two Fine Chargers.— Mr, Bumpus—* Ixaw you ~ a horseback ride this morning. Your s horse?” Mr. Wumpus—‘ No: “ He looked like a fi thought until I paid the bill. the stable Bazar. Then the owner of cast him all in the shade.”"—Harper's CHEAP FARMING LANDS SOUTH. It is a recognized fact that the cheapest farm- ing lands in At jay are inthe south, and men of i real-estete investments or should not fail to visit the following points, where so many northern people are now settling, viz. son, Tennessee; deen and Jackson, Si Hammond, ; arles, Louis Round ‘Trip Tour- nited to June 1. 188%, with stop-over privileges south of Cairo, Illinois, are on sale to New Orleans, Jenning arles, rates apply to nearest nd be sure our tickets the Ilinats C Gress the fa JF. Mexky, Gen. West. Pass. Agt. VIOLIN. OUTFITS. No. 1—Violle, fine wooden box, lined ; bow. book, set strings, val box, bow, book, best set strings, «be duplicated anywhere for less EN ran money refunded after three rae pay ‘il express charges should our goods. not every order. very, Ace-list free by sending aire Koods, lowest prices 18 all parts of the United States, wean furnta ‘doubting cur reliability refercnces to Parties living nearest your homes CHAS F. HANSON & CO., 317 Main Street, Worcester, Mass. MADE WITH BOILING WATER. EPPS’S QRATEFUL—COMFORTING, COCOA MADE WITH BOILING MILK. JUDGES THE GERMAN POLICEMAN. ey 1, author of the Sun's German Barber. ully Mustrated hy JUDG SERIALS No.2. artists, NOW OUT. PRICE 10 CENTS. nts on menand things rt off the new year with a smile b ev a laugh upon the fac ely upon the *G: and have a veritable Happy N The German Policeman can be obtained of alt Newsdealers and Train boys. Price 10 cents. Or. will be mailed to you postpaid from this office on receipt of price. THE JUDGE PUBLISHING CO., 38 Park Row, New York Published Quarter ERIALS - Ten cents per being compelled: t fi tein comet Vand tailed hy the THE JUDGE PUBLISHING CO., 38 Park Row, New York. THE OVERLAND EXPRESS BY THE CHICAGO & NORTHWESTER AILWAY Connecting with fastest trains on Union and Cen. |tral Pacific, is the most attractive transconti. nental xervice ever offered to the public, Inuliv idual: est degree For full details address E- P. WIS, C W. Ry., Chicago. 5K FOR BAITRACT of MEAT and insist upon no other being substituted for it WN. B.—Genuine only with fac-simile of Baron Licbig’s sign in BLUE INK across label. Sold by Storekeepers, Grocers and Druggists & FOR THE YEAR 1888, FRANK LESLIE'S POPULAR MONTHLY, WHICH HAS BEEN APTLY STYLED “The Monareh of the Monthles WILL BE BETTER THAN EYER. RTICLES pon topics of current public f\ interest; sketches of eminent persons: strong and brilliant stori poetry of a high order; all profusely’ illustrated, and by writers of recognized merit, will fill its pages. To the old and favorite corps of contribitors will be added writers of prom- ise, and no efforts will be spared to keep the magazine in the foremost rank. In the November number was begun an carnest and powerful tale, PRINCE LUCIFER, By ETTA W. PIERCE, which has already attracted widespread at- tention and charmed multitudes of re Subscriptions may begin, if desired, with the November number. EACH ISSUE CONTAINS A Full-Page Picture in Colors, the series of twelse forming for the yea beautiful collection of gems of modern art. The POPULAR MONTHLY contains 128 1 vo pages, nearly twice the mati ar publications, aad is not only the k by far the cheapest of any of the m: for the people. ‘beau Per Year. 25c. a Copy. SPECIMEN COPIES, 15c. Mrs. FRANK LESLIE, 5%, 65 and 57 PARK PLACE, NEW YORK. comicbooks.com