Judge, 1888-08-11 · page 13 of 16
Judge — August 11, 1888 — page 13: what you’re looking at
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This page is predominantly **commercial advertisements** rather than satirical editorial content. The masthead indicates it's from *Judge*, the American satirical magazine, but page 293 consists almost entirely of period product ads. Notable advertisements include: - **Piso's Cure for Consumption** (tuberculosis medicine) - **Bailey's Rubber Tooth Brush** (dental hygiene) - **Potter Brace** corset (center image showing a man holding the product) - **Liebig's Extract of Meat** (meat flavoring for cooking) - Various other patent medicines and commercial goods The single non-advertising element is a quote at bottom-left mocking women's curiosity about mail. The page reflects late-19th-century magazine publishing: *Judge* depended heavily on advertising revenue, so editorial space was minimal. The ads themselves—particularly the medical products—represent the era's patent medicine industry, largely unregulated and making dubious health claims typical of the period.
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JUDGE Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Fast Express Trains y, via the Erle, Atchison, Burlington, New York, go, Clocinnati, St. Louls, San Fran- clsco, the Atlantic and Pacific Coasts, City of Mexico, Vera Cruz, Victoria, B.C., and Intermediate points, and offer un- equated facilities to anippers. gai CONSUMPTION { believe Piso's Cure for Consumption saved my life.—A. H. DoweLL, Editor Enquirer, Eden- ton, N. C., April 23, 1887, ‘The best Cough Medi- cine is Piso's CurE FoR Coystmprion. Children take it without objection. By all druggista, 25. ‘HAVE YOU TEETH Then Preseene Them by Using Bailey’s Rubber Tooth Brush. Ik cleanses the teeth perfectly. and polishes the enamel without the Usual FRICTION that Scope fit is uace of pace Park rubber 35 compounded that it will last for years. It is always clean, and may be used in hot or cold | eater in connection with any tooth der, without injury.” DEFECTIVE arvolien cauect 67 too barah tresument by young when the teeth and «ums are tender. Even some adults find it impossible to use britl brush wthoutlacrating the gums. For cleansing artificial teeth it has." equal ; Grawing the brosh from the handle a. quarter of an ing it forms.a perfcet plate brush. They are made’in two sizes price 40 cents, Sime as cut, for children ‘and lad: Price go cents), same as full size Bristle brush. ‘The handies ‘are made from celluloid, in four colors—in white, pink agate, shell and amber, Hoth handle and brush are imperishable. For sale by druggists and. dealers in toilet coods, of will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of C. J, BAILEY & C0, Manufacturers, 132 Pearl Street, BOSTON, MASS. There never was a woman yet whose curiosity would w her to return even an unwelcome letter with the unbroken, — Somerville Journal. BE SURE THAT YOU ASK FOR THE POTTER BRACE, WITHOUT SIMPLICITY, STRENGTH and COMFORT, NAAONH UTONTMSAS SNENATINGD LOTUTd LSOW FHL e. Suitable for presents. « GUN Ti Eit, Confectioner, 212 State St.chile: Finest Agents’ Paper in the World !| ; 7 os cial offer ‘one year 35c. Adver- Sample free. reached ten thousand sworn ci of name in directory and pap tise in it if you want agents, COOD NEWS wTO ADIES. . —— MUSIC BOXES Bake the most appropriate of preacatsand should bein oeery rand va ‘of entertain Ww Grau to $14 Send Ean Ww ofered through any responsible deweler. BE JACOTE SON 37 Mite" LrekY :) Electric Bells, Bletre Annunciators, SPEAKING TUBES. “The Best Fountain Pen.” Cuacncey M, Deraw, Pres NOY. C.& HERR OR USE IT FOR SOUPS. Beef Tea, Sauces and Made Dishes EXTRACT OF MEAT. . B.—Genvine only with fac-simile of Baron "hes Signature in BLUE INK across label. rs, Grocers nd Druggists, ‘td, London, HENRY LINDENMEYR, Paper Ware House 15 & 17 BEEKMAN ST., N. Y. Branch Warchouse, 37 E, Houston St, EARL & WILSON'S LINEN ~ COLLARS & CUFFS BEST IN THE WORLD ( , comicbooks.com