Judge — 1888 — page 6: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page is **not a cartoon or satirical content** — it's a commercial advertisement section titled "Chestnuts from Judge," which appears to be a paid advertising space in the satirical magazine *Judge*. The page advertises **Lockwood & Geery**, a New York merchant firm (located at 165 Front Street), promoting their various product lines: British beers and stouts, Colman's mustard oil (marketed as a rheumatism remedy), sherry wines, champagne, and imported cigars. The term "chestnuts" in the header likely refers to old or recurring advertisements — a humorous nod to the magazine's satirical nature while hosting routine commercial content. **There is no political satire or cartoon humor on this page.** It's straightforward period advertising from a 19th-century trade publication.