Judge, 1889-07-13 · page 15 of 16
Judge — July 13, 1889 — page 15: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily an **advertising and product promotion section** for Judge magazine, not a satirical cartoon spread. At the top, there's a brief one-paragraph joke about a servant named Bridget—a common Irish stereotypical character in period humor—who tells her mistress that Mr. Jones won't be home until daylight because he kissed her three times before leaving and gave her $20 for a bonnet. The "joke" trades on assumptions about servant-employer boundaries and flirtation, reflecting period attitudes. The bulk of the page features advertisements for hotels, the Judge Publishing Company's novels (including "Napoleon Smith" and "Star-Crossed"), Judge file holders, root beer, and other commercial products. There are no significant political cartoons or satirical commentary visible on this particular page—it's a commercial publication page typical of late 19th-century magazines that relied heavily on advertising revenue.
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SURE SIGNS. — Bridget burnin’, ma’am?" AMrstress—"*No. Tam Pretty sue sure Mr, Jones won't be home until daylight. He kissed me three times before he left, and gave me $20 for a new spring bonnet."— Terre Haute Express. PARASOLS, Coaching & Sun Umbrellas, Representing the latest and correct styles. UPHOLSTERY AND CURTAINS, New and original designs in Curtains made specially to our order. Tarlatans and Bobbinettes for Chandeliers and Picture Coverings, 12649128 Cheol Sk SUMMER HOTELS. THE FRONTENAC, si formerly Round Island House, Thousand Island: rence River, open June 1s: elevator, steam beat, 8. boating, hitiards, bowling, iennis, &e.: K f diagrams and circulars. “sgares ED. sJefferwon County, N. HOTEL KAATERSKILL, CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, N.Y. JUNE Yin. RATES REDUCED ‘a week and upward during July. Call or address for descriptive gulde, ete, W. F. PAIGE, GILSEY ROUSE, Broadway and’29h St., New York. (Entrance also No. 23 West 0th Bt.) SHARON SPRINGS, N. Y. SHARON HOUSE, NOW OPEN. Situated on Main Street, opponite the Sulphur Bath Houses, end for circular and tefms. Pamphlet descriptive of New iiath and Inhalation Building and European Methods of using Sulphur Water railed on application, THOMAS K. SHARP. LEADING HOTELS. NEW YORK cir BREVOORT HOUSE, Fire AvENGE (pear Waahlpgton square) NEW YORK. Proprietor. rirrn Avie (between 2et and 2M streets) Sew rome :, Proprietor. HOTEL, naxp Cextrat. Derot, 20 St. lay al upwards. Baggage to and ventral Depot, free. ropean Blan. Tevet, SS opnetore 231 JUDGE'S NOVELS The Latest and Best Works of Fiction, No. {. “NAPOLEON SMITH.” By W. J. ArkeLt and A, T. WorDes. (Fourth Edition.) Price, 25 Cents. “« Napoleon Smith,” a novel by a well-known New Yorker, is published by the Judge Publishing Com Its frst edition of $0,000, whieh is unparalleled in the publishing trade, is fully warranted by the plot of the story. ‘The author has made quite as much of a hit in popular interest as Rider Haggard ever has done, and there is no one who reads it who will not be so enter- tained as to ask all his friends to read it. It is remark- ably well conceived and is handled with skill.— Boston “Wo. 2. ‘“STAR-CROSSED: The Life and Love of an Actress.” By Ay Actress. Price, 50 Cents. A remarkably interesting story. Intensely original in style and full of startling incident. ‘The author is a well-known actress of the American stage, and has written the book in a charmingly refreshing, vigorous, and entertaining manner. No. 3. “LADY CAR: The Sequel of a Life.” By Mrs. Outpnant. Price, 25 Cents. The latest story from the pen of this entertaining writer. The only authorized American edition. No. 4. “JACK OF HEARTS: A Story of Bohemia.” Price, 25 Cents. English life. By H, T. Jounson. +A delightful romance of All the above books are to be obtained of book- sellers and newsdealers, or will be sent postpaid on receipt of price by The Judge Publishing Co., JUDCE BUILDING. | Sth Ave. and (6th 8t., NEW YORK. FILES FOR “JUDGE.” HE SIMPLEST and strongest File made. Will not deface the centre cartoon, and allows each paper to be re- moved singly. Each File will hold twenty-six issues, or ‘one volume. Price by Mail, Mail, Postage P Paid, 95c. Tue Jupce Pustisuine Co. JUDGE BUILDING, 110 Fifth Avenue, - : HEW YORK CITY. SEP HOUSE, Corner Rroadveay and 20th Street, Ne __ SH BRESLIN & BRO., Proj JAMES HOT! nIca, Ni York. SMITH & PATT! Proprietors, ZEA be Ganntest TRVENTION or Sir S THE AG E> Zany jouL INNES. | Remcate ee eg STEPHEN F. WHITMA “tLaventors Axo SOLE MANS, AAU & SON, Mustrated Circular of LATEST STYLES,” also containing description of same, directions “How to Order,” Prices, ete., sent on application. M ESPENSCHED'S, Celebrated “New York" Hats. Salesrooms: 118 Nassau Street, 118, New York. COLLARS & CUFFS “\ MEN'S WEAR POKANE FALLS, the metropolis of Eastern Washington Idaho, Business is good and wages excellent. Mone Binge trom 8 to 13 per cents on eiginvestnent, For tal dress Coven & Graves, Spokane Falis, W. T. 1M LIQUID NOBOILING EASILY MADE | THS PACKAGE MAKES FIVE GALLONS ‘TEMPERANCE DRINK ta the world, TRY JT, Ask your Druggiat or Grocer for it. E. HIRES, PHILADELPHIA, mortgage oat feapondenceinvited Address Bieste & Cary Helens Nentana, PLEASANT VALLEY WINE C0. RHEIMS, STEUBEN CO., WEW YORK. HIS Ia the finest Cham- pagne produced in America, and compares fa vorably with European Vintages, A. Natural, Genuine Champagne, fermented in the bottle, two years being required to perfect. the Wine. Our Sweet and Dry Ca- tawba and Port are, like all our Wines, made from se- lected grapes, and are pure Wines, Fox Paicns, ADDRass as Anovns FLESS & RIDGE, JUDGE PRINTERS, FIFTH AVENUE AND SIXTEENTH STREET, NEW YORK, comicbooks.com