Judge, 1889-02-23 · page 15 of 18
Judge — February 23, 1889 — page 15: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and promotional content** from Judge magazine, not political satire. It announces upcoming publications by the Judge Publishing Company, including a novel titled "Star-Crossed" (about an actress) and "The Cold Snap" (cold weather humor illustrations). The key political content is the announcement of an "Inauguration Number" special issue covering President **Harrison's inauguration** (appears to be from 1889) with political cartoons. There's also promotional material for "The Campaign Judge"—a collection of issues from July-December 1888 covering the presidential election. The main cartoon visible shows what appears to be people in 19th-century dress in a domestic scene advertising "Natural Gas"—likely promoting gas utility services, not making political commentary. This is primarily a **trade publication page** showcasing Judge's commercial offerings rather than editorial political content.
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JUDGE THE LATEST N OVEL. STAR-CROSSED: The Life and Love of an Actress. BY AN ACTRESS, REMARKABLY and full of startling incident. interesting story. Intensely original in style The author is a well-known actress of the American stage, and has written the book in a charmingly refresh- ing, vigorous and entertaining manner. A GREAT DEMAND FOR IT. Bound in Paper. To be had of all Book and receipt of price by Price, 50 Cents. Newsdealers, or sent postpaid on THE JUDGE PUBLISHING CO,, 38 Park Row, New Yo JUDGE'S SERIALS No. 6. THE COLD SNAP. Cold weather witticisms and illustra- | tions from JupG pages. go illustra. ; tions by JupGe’s artists. PRICE, 10 CENTS. For sale by all newstealers and train boys, or sent post. | paid on receipt of price by THE JUDGE PUBLISHING CO. | NEW YORK. - JUDGE'S SERIALS. Published Quarterly. Ten Cents per single number. “The Man Who Talks.” “The German Policeman.” “ Zim's Sketches.” “Black and Tan.” “The Blue Pencil Club.” “The Cold Snap.” To be had of all book and news dealers, or mailed on receipt of price by 4 THE JUDGE PUBLISHING COMPANY, No. 1. No. 2. No. 3. N No. 5. No. 6. New York Crry. NEXT WEEK! JUDGE, Special Large Issue. Enclosed in Handsome Gover and filled with Cartoons and Pic- tures relating to the Inaugura- tion of President Harrison. PRICE, 10 CENTS. superior to any nost taken in one dose or i only twenty-five cents. Milwaukee (Wis.) Evening Wesconsin. * Natural Gas" has more than two hundred sketches 1 not f dozen jokes, society hits, brilliant grinds "on every page. ‘The good in big chunks; and there is fun enough in it ay-the blues for six weeks.—Kennebec (Me.) Vana Price, 25 Cents. Solel by all by publishers on ned ne of pric THE JUDGE SEU ELISBING) COMPANY, salers, or sent postpaid by the THE CAMPLIGA JUDGE. Jupce from July 21st (No. 353) to Dec ist, 1888 (No. 372)—twenty numbers—cov ering the whole of the Presidential cam- paign, and including all of Juvce’s famous +] political cartoons. Inauguration Number | cal contest. PRICE. Unbound, - = Bound, = = = An interesting souvenir of a great politi- - $1.50 2.50 The Judge Publishing Co., NEW YORK CITY. “NAPOLEON SMITH.” A NOVEL, BY A WELL KNOWN NEW YORKER. COMMENTS OF THE PRESS. ve parts of the siege are evidently by fone who has been an observer of the scenes.—hila- ‘delphia North American, “Napoleon Smith" is just the book to relieve the tedium of every-day life by a lively and well-written el. —Schenec Union. poleon Smith” the author appears to have y popular interest. ‘The adventures of this told in a graphic manner ; and they are cer- velous enough to excite the interest of the ferent reader. ‘The novel is in popular de- mand, and the edition of 50,000 copies is fast disap- pearing. — Try Telegram. Price, 25 Cents. The book can be obtained from all news dealers and book stores, or will be mailed on application by the pube lishers, THE JUDGE PUBLISHING COMPANY, New York City,