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This page is **primarily advertising**, not political satire. The header "CHESTNUTS FROM JUDGE" appears to be a generic section title, but the content consists entirely of commercial advertisements for industrial and consumer products from the late 19th century. The advertisements include: - **Heating stoves and radiators** (Dietz brand) winning prizes at various expositions - **Speaking tubes and musical boxes** (W.R. Ostrander & Co., Jacot & Son) - **Express shipping services** (National Express Company) - **Financial services** (Spencer Trask & Co., bankers) - **Imported Parmesan cheese** (Pinckney & Kahnweiler) No political cartoons or satirical commentary are visible on this page. The images are product illustrations demonstrating the advertised goods. This reflects Judge magazine's business model: pages of paid advertisements supporting the publication's satirical content elsewhere.
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CHESTNUTS FROM JUDGE. Absolutely ‘Free from ‘Smoke HIGHEST PREMIUM OVER ALL COMPETITORS a Cincinnati Ex, position, New Jersey State Fair, American Institute Fair, New Orlea SieTz “No RADIATOR WITH BASE. No, 4 Radiator, with Base, eat $12 00 “ "only “ 600 ‘The Radiator wil) at ON EXHIBITION AND IN OPERATION AT 76 Fulton st. New york, And at Agencies in all cities, ‘ ” ai ‘DIETZ’? No. 2. TUBULAR HEATING STOVE FOR OIL. Suitable for Alcoves, Conservatories, Onlees, Bath, Bed and Sitting Rooms. Itis castly filed, regulated and lightet ; gives elght Inches of flamo with two burners; throws tho heat above and’ below, the latter being suficient 10 warm the feet: and besides heating an Ing @ kettle on tho top hole. ‘It consumes only six pints of oll In eight houre, Is 13 Inches 19 inches wide, I2inehes deep, and weighs? pounds, No ono will rope! PRICE, No.2 Fire Fiaco Heater. Crated completo. SEND FOR CIRCULAR, > as. DIETZ, 56 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK. CHANGE ++. 95 00 IN EXPRESS ROUTES. NATIONAL EXPRESS GOMPANY. By a recent arrangement of Railroad Routes among the principal Express Companies, theltnes of the HATIONAL EXPRESS OOMPANY have beon GREATLIYT BSXTENDED, Enabling the Company to offer to the public the lowest rates and quickest t1mo to places in NOVA! SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK ani tho Provinces ot QUEBEC and ONTARIO, MAINE, NEW HAMP. SHIRE, VERMONT, MASSAOAUSETTS, NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY and PENNSYLVANIA. Through Daily Expresses via West Shore Railroad TO ALL POINTS IN THE WEST, NORTHWEST & SOUTHWEST. Oar Special Past Express, 6 90 p. m. daily to SARATOGA, the ADIRONDACKS, and all intermodtato polats, offers superior factiites for spced, being du to arrive at MONTREAL at &25 next morning, ‘and Intermediate points at a correspondingly earlier hour. General Office: 145 Broadway, New York. OTHER OITY OFFIOES—3 Park Place, 304 Oanal St, $14 Oanal Bt, 490 Canal Bt, 785 Broadway. | 940 Broadway, 942 Broadway, 48th Street, cor. Mad'soa Avenue, Harlem Baggage Room, Gracd Ocstral | Depot, Weehawken Perries, foot of Jay St, and West 4248t, JERSEY CITY, 111 Hudson 8 Spencer Trask & Co. Bankers & Brokers, 16 & 18 Broad St., New York. Albany, N.Y. Providence, R. I. Saratoga. Direct Private Wires to each office and to PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON. WORCESTER. Also to CHICAGO, by loop. Buy and Sell on Commission Bonds and Stocks. Investment Securities a Specialty. Daily Market Letter sent to customers. AND MANY OTHER PLACES. ns Exposition, ‘No. a¥ir0 Place Heater, Two ¢-Inch Burners. op: ULOTRNTELCT G Speaking Tubes, Whistles, Mouthpieces, Oral Electric. ievauntens Annunciators, Electric, Pneumatic and Mechanical Gongs and Bells, 21 & 23 Ann Street, NEW YORE. Factory: De KALB AVENUE, Between Hamburg and Knickerbocker, Brooklyn. No. 37 Maiden Lane, New York. cesar for Musical Boxes. 150 different styles ranging in price from 75 cents to $1,500, and con- tain all the latest im- provements, including Jacot's Safety Check. Repairing Done by Skillod Workmen. IMPORTED BY PINCKNEY & KAHNWEILER. This Cheese, imported by us from Parma, Italy, is grated and packed in handsome shoulderless bottles, and quite an article for the appreciation of the connoisseur. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR Diposits received subject to sight Checks. Interest allowed on Daily Balances, Pinckney's Parmesan Cheese. comicbooks.com