Judge, 1889-06-22 · page 12 of 16
Judge — June 22, 1889 — page 12: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertisements and promotional content** rather than political cartoons. The only joke visible is a brief exchange at the top: a mother is relieved her son is a "pugilist" rather than a "fighter," finding the formal term more genteel—satirizing Victorian pretension about language masking violent activity. The bulk of the page contains **period advertisements** for financial bonds, meat extract, bank notes, hair tonic (Barry's Tricopherous), bicycles, and chocolate. Most notably, there's extensive editorial coverage of **George Eastman's photographic innovation** in Rochester, New York—describing his development of gelatin-coated paper film as "the most important since the discovery of photography itself." This represents Judge promoting a genuine technological advancement of the era. The page reflects late-19th-century American consumer culture and commercial innovation rather than political satire.
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JUDGE “Thear your son is a fighter." ‘No; he's a pugil- ist.” ‘Oh, I'm so glad! Fighting is’ so ungentle- manly."—/arper's Bazar, 28 DRAWINGS ANNUALLY ON FIVE OF THE Best European Premium Bond: 85.00 will secure these splendid chances for you. GRAND PRIZES OF $500,000, $200,000, $100,000, Etc. These Ronds are sold in accordance with the laws of the United States, and are not regarded as a lottery scheme by United States Courts. - Every Bond must be redeemed with the Full Nominat Vatue, ot draw & Premium, Fi Send $5.00 as first ‘payment on these Bonds, to take part in next drawing, to ¥, H. HORNER, Banker, 86 and 88 Wall Street, New York. BRANCH OFFICES: State St., Roston, Mass, 30 N, Broadway, St. Louis, Mo. ~ Liesre COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Finest and Cheapest Meat Flavoring Stock for Soups, Made Dishes and Sauces. As Beef Tea, “an invaluable tonic and an agreeable stimulant.” Annual sale 8,000,000 jars. Genuine only with fac-almile of Justus von Liebig's aignatare in biue across Ia Sold by Storekeepers, Grocers and Druggists. EXTRACT OF MEAT CO., L'td, Lon AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY, 78 to 86 Trinity Place, New York. Rasiness founded 1794 Incorporated under laws of Btate ot New York, uGk Reorganized 1s, ngravers and Printers of Donds, Postage and Revenue Hank Notes of the United nth ik" Notes, Share Certificates, wrporations, Drafts, Checks, Bills ‘Stampa ete. In the fnest and moat artistic style lates, with Special Safeguards to Prevent Counter clal papers manufactured exclusively for use of the Company. ‘satety Coldra. Safety Papers, Work Executed tn Fireproof Ralklings “Lithographig and ‘Type Hrintiog.. Hallway Tickets felmproved ipfen whow Cards, Uabelay Calendars, blank Books of Bvery Description. JAwes Macboxocow, Pres, Tuxo,H, Pagziaxp, See. and Treas, ‘Aug: D. Shepard. 'y prea, 200. E Cunaien, Aia't Seo. Touro ikobertaon, f¥-PTR Zi bivena Aas’ Treas, LIEB: PACKAGESBYEXPRE Retait BRANCH, Boston. RB SHE, BARRY'S <“"" Tricopherous FOR ‘The Oldest and the Best. The efficacy of this justly celebrated preparation for in- ‘vigorating, beautifying, and MM imparting a gloss and silken softness to the hair is so widely known and acknowledged that ic has gained by ite merits a reputation which is not for a day, i for all time, BAROLAY & C0., 44 Stono St., Now York City. HIGH-GRADE ONLY, Gh, , COLUMBIA Bicyoles, Tricycle: i) Tandems, Safeties. 09) Catalogue free, POPE MFG, CO., Boston, New York, Chicago. A GREAT INVENTION IN PHOTOGRAPHY. Since the discovery of photography the greatest in- genuity has been displayed in the improvement of Processes and the elaboration of appliances. ‘The de- velopment of photography and its application to an ever- increasing range of subjects have been phenomenal. In this development and application American ingenuity has been foremost. Citizens of Rochester have, for the past ten years, been leaders in the work of improve- ment, and the city has thereby gained a reputation throughout the civilized world. We have to announce a discovery and invention by Mr. George Eastman of Rochester, N. Y., which is the most important since the discovery of photography self, In recent years some progress has been’ made in dispensing with the glass plate in out-door photog: raphy. A carefully prepared paper has been coated ‘with gelatine emulsion and wound upon rollers in a camera. ‘This was but a partial solution of the prob- lem, for the paper is of necessity opaque, and to secure the ‘best results it was necessary to. strip the delicate film from the paper and attach it to glass or some transparent support. This was a tedious process. The discovery and invention by Mr. Eastman obviate every difficulty, He has succeeded in producing a strong and perfectly transparent support, of great flexibility and extreme thinness, which can be wound upon rollers, to be exposed, developed, and printed like ordinary glass negatives. "The transparent support is a modification of celluloid, specially prepared by a process invented by Mr, Eastman, ‘The celluloid product is but four one-thousandths of an inch in thickness, and the gela- tine film upon it is onetwo-thousandths of an inch in thickness. It will thus be seen that a great magazine of photographic material can be carried in a very small space and with no inconvenience on account of weight. Every operator can develop and print his own negatives and fefill his magazine, with the exercise of only ordi- skill, Mr, Eastman has removed the greatest dif- ficulty in the way of rapid and satisfactory out-door work, while adding facility in in-door photography, especially on large work. ‘The handling of large pla is always difficult and attended with serious risks. The flexible, transparent support makes the handling easy and the results secure. ‘The new support has been thoroughly tested. It withstands sun-heat necessary in printing, and is unaffected by the chemicals employed in development and other photographic processes. Asa scientific discovery the new transparent support for sensitive gelatine must take first rank. Its applica- tion to astronomical photography, which is just begin- i ons to our knowlege of the of. ‘Think of depicting a zone of the heavens on a single roll of sensitive gelatine, then rolling it up, like the scrolls of the ancient libraries, for future reference. Such a process would map the heavens to some pur- pose, One photographic telescope coulil perhaps cover many degrees in a single night, the fields being in con- secutive order and joining accurately, With such an appliance, a few telescopes could complete the work of mapping the heavens in a comparatively short space of time. ‘The celluloid support is sufficiently unyielding to admit of accurate measurements of photographic objects, Be. Eaitman ts to be congratulated Gpont his great service to the photographic ‘ochester Democrat and Chronicle, Englishman —" Gladstone has had his portrait paint- cd thirty-five times.” Vere ‘That's nothing. We have statesmen up at Albany who have to be white- washed every year."—New York World, Mr, Dana's effort to make the Democratic a protection party is worthy of praise, but we never saw an animal on four legs that knew how to lay exgs.—Jeve. Your woxor: Did you never sce a turtle, alligator, of ornith- erincus paradocus uck-billed platypus) of Australia? All Rave fouf legs and all know how th layegye. Sciaxtssr, Oh, well—h'm !—that's avery different thing, you know. ritten guarantee to every purchaser of a piano of their make that if the instrument does not give entire satisfaction, and is not in every way as represented, they will take it back and refund the money. ‘The firm has never been compelled to take back an instrument ; which speaks volumes for their excellence and high rank. “Why did you slug your teacher on the street, Johnny?" _***Cause he licked me in school last week, and. since I joined the prohibitionists, pop, my motto is ‘ Down with all lickers.'"— Yonkers Gazette, Manager —"* What do you want, Mr. Wauktrak ?” Mr. W.—"* Lwant you to raise my salary.” A/.—"* Oh, that’s all right, Mr. Wauktrak ; I'll do that willingly ; I was afraid you were going to ask for some cash down.” —Vankee Blade, Spring poct (handing a roll of paper to the editor) — “There, sir, I think there's some stuff in that poem.” Editor (glancing at it)—"' There is indeed, my boy. It's all stufl, Good-morning."—Zroy Times. WHER! INSURED? In Boston, at tho office of Hub Gore Makers, the lat manufurers of Shoe- Elastic in America. ‘This Trade Mark on ARE YOUR ONGRESS SHOES” the inside of the Etas- fie ts the Insurance Geal Stamp. HOW Insured? By this Legal Doca- ment which accom- Panles the shoes. INSURE INSURANCE_CERTIFICATE. Boston, Mass., Dec. 15, 1888. This insures to we wearer of tere shoes perfect service of the Gore for ONE AND ONE-HALP YEARS from ilate letter in Trade Mark. If the Elastic fails within elghtcen months, send the shoes by express at ‘any part of the Canados "Merled, West ‘Indies, or Sandwich Iat'ds, and swe will insert new Gorein finest manner, and return shoes free of 6 HUB GORE MAKERS, Bi Man WHERE Sold?—. . They cost no more, and come In overy desirable grade and ake. Writo us for list of dealers in your locallty. (Copyright, 18m, by Uub Gore Makers Bostco, Mass) THE AGE“? ave Tt x Fanny sHouto Hf ENCAMS. Posts uy em QNEPOgG PRCAN. 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