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This page is primarily **advertisements and light humor**, not political satire. The content includes: **"From Punster's Pens"**: A collection of terrible puns from various American newspapers—wordplay about English people liking "ale," swimming "plungers," Russian "knouting" (whipping), and other groan-worthy jokes typical of 19th-century newspaper humor. **"A Thrilling Social Episode"**: A humorous poem about a young woman with an oversized parasol and a young man with an unwieldy cane who pass each other without recognizing one another—satire of Victorian awkwardness and social conventions. **The advertisements** occupy most of the page: piano makers, jam companies, travel bags, meat extract, and medical products—typical of Judge magazine's revenue model. There is **no significant political cartoon or social commentary** visible here. The satire is gentle and domestic rather than political.

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244 JUDGE 28 DRAWINGS ANNUALLY | ON FIVE OF THE Best European Premium. Bonds. 85,00 will secure these splendid chances for you. GRAND PRIZES OF $600,000, $200,000, $100,000, Etc. ‘These Ronds are sold in accordance with the laws of the United States, and are not regarded aaa lottery scheme by United States Courts. - Every fond must be redeemed with the Hull Nominal Vatue, or draw a Premium. Sent §yen a8 frst'payment on these Bonds, to take part in neat drawing, to “Sy. 1. HORNER, Banker, 8% and $8 Wall Street, New York BRANCH OFFICES: State St., Boston, Mass, a20N. Broadway, St. Louis, Mo. uieeic COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF M EAT: Finest and Cheapest Meat Flavoring Stock for Soups, Made Dishes and Sauces. As Beef Tea, “an invaluable toni agreeable stimulant. mile of Justus von Liebig’s label, as above. Sold by Storekeepers, Grocers and Druggists. LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT CO., L'td, London, Retau BRAN. 45 Weer ST..B0570N. ig. Now's your time to Ofdery for oar celebrated : ei sie ree olaes Bc ath He cs sy Crosse & Blackwells FRESH FRUIT JAMS; Made ftom English Fresh Fruits AND REFINED SUGAR, Are Sold by all Grocers IN THE UNITED STATES. UNCLE SAM'S CORN SALVE. Cenain cure for hard ad soft cores, bunions. cc. Container injurious. substances, Cures without ook Eire or cauting discomforts By Marrs Carre ‘JAMES W. STAFFORD, White Platas, X.Y. > Established 1965. WILLIAM R@EMER, MANUFACTURER OF Tronks and Traveling Bags, No. 82 Fifth Avenue, Cee NEW YORK. Traveling Men Smoke po Recommend ANSILES FN 5S y FROM PUNSTER'S PENS. The best English pun we know of is twenty shillings. —Troy Press. The Englishman is more of an ale-ien than the Ger- man is,— Washington Critic. Customers ought not to demand dressed beef in hot weathes Burlington Free Press, If one wants to bet on a swimming-match he should go in as a plunger.—New Orleans Picayune. Russia has more holidays than any other country, and yet the Russian always objects to a knouting.—Pitts- burg Chronicle, Hippolyte has captured the town of Marmalade, It is to be hoped the conquered city was not beaten to a jelly.—Baltimore American, Queen Victoria has reigned fifty-two years. That's a long time, but what's the matter with the Chicago sig- nal-service man ?—Chicago Herald, ‘A Boston amateur ball-club has taken the name of the "Bad Eggs.” ‘The members heard that bad eggs can never be beaten.— Yonkers Statesman. The papers in a couple of western cities are discussing the size of the mouths of the inhabitants thereof, It ars to be an open question.—Norristown Herald, The coltish old citizen who yelled in his sleep, “* ‘That's a horse on me,” found no trouble in convincing his wife that he had had the nightmare. —Ainghamton Republi- can, A THRILLING SOCIAL EPISODE. ‘There was a young lady named Moll, Who purchased a new parasol With a handle so long ‘That she had to be strong Or she couldn't have lugged it at all, She met a young man who, ‘twas plain, Was struggling with might and with main © steady his gait Neath the terrible weight Of his dreadfully cumbersome cane. So intent was the beautiful Moll On lugging her long parasol that she passed the young swain With the cumbersome cane And never once saw him at all, What a narrow escape for that swain | Had she recognized him he would fain Have lifted his hat. But how could he do that And carry his cumbersome cane? —Washington Post. ‘The Sohmer Piano has always maintained a leading ition, and to-day it has few equals and no superiors, hmer can rest upon its merits, and win every THE PICNIC, O joyous, gladsome picnic morn ! How cool the air, the skies how bright, A thousand mental joys are borne To fill the heart with wild delight. The incense from the tree-crowned hills, ‘The babble of the woodland rills, ‘The wild bird's song which grandly trills And all the forest-arches fills ; ‘The mystic whisper of the trees, ‘The drowsy hum of honey-bees— A scene designed the gods to ple: A dream of happiness and ease, ‘That all our being thrills. O weary, dreadful picnic night ! Lalmost wish that I were dead ; I'm looking like a perfect fright, And filled with aches from feet to head. It's rained incessantly since morn, My clothes are wet and stained and torn, I'm feeling miserably forlorn, Tcan’t now think why [ was bon, ‘The woods were full of beggar’s-lice, We drank rain-water without ice, And dinners full of ants aren't nice. Hereafter a picnic devi Will catch me—in a horn. = —Omaka World, CARL PRETZEL'S PHILOSOPHY. Der Almighdy yoost gif efery feller yoost. enuff knowledges to fit him for acting his part out in dis life. Firtue don'd got plenty reward in dis vorldt. _Vhen she did, mans don’d would hafe a locomotive to been a great succeed in der vorldt to come. Pblaindy enuff blessings mitout eny sorrow loose me der abbreciation of der fun. ‘Oxberience vas told us a ousand times dot Gott in himmel vas judge besser for us den we cood judge for our own sel BEECHAM’S PILLS act ike magic on A wmax sTomace, 25 CENTS A BOX. OF ALL DRUGGISTS, or by mail for 2% Cents in stampa, Address B. ¥. ALLEN & CO. 865 Canal Si, New York. CARRIAGES Broughams, Coaches, Landaus, Rockaways, Victorias, Cabriolets, Vis-a-vis, Wagonettes, Surreys, Buck-boards, Carts, &., &e., &c. R. M. STIVERS, 144, 146, 148, 150, 152 East 31st Street. WEST SHORE RAILROAD HALF HOLI- DAY SPECIAL. ‘The West Shore Railroad has arranged for a Half Holiday Special Train, leaving New York Every Saturday at | P.M. curing the Summer Months. This train makes Express time, Sand reaches ail Important points along the Hudson River and In Catskill Mountain: Also Lakes Mohonk and Minnewask: This will, no doubt, prove a Popular train. Business men can leave after close of business Saturday, and take supper ‘with their families in the Mountains, Special Monday Morning Train Returning Jeayes all points in the Mountains Monday Moming, arriving at New York in time for business. sf ae “THE FIRST WEALTH IS HEALTH,"—Emerson. DR. JAEGER’S Sanitary Woolen System Company, Combine Pleasure with Safety! Children and adults are equally liable to the ills resulting from climatic changes in the mountains, at the seashore or on the ocean; therefore be wise, and send for the catalogue (mailed free) of descriptions, illustrations, samples of materials and price-list of the Dr aie ce io Woolen ae Co, 827 and 829 Broadway, New York. Bultable for preset itonceAddret 6.1 BONTHEN, Contectioner, 212 State St.Chicago KNOX’ WORLD-RENOWNED HATS. ABSOLUTELY PERFECT. Retail stores, 212 Broadway. corner Fulton st.: 194 th ave. under Fifth Avenue Hotel; 40 Fulton st., Brooklyn, and 191 & 198 State st., Chicago. Agents for the ‘sale of these high class Hats can be found in every city In the United States. Send $1.25, $2.10 or $3.0 for a retall box, by express, prepaid weat of New York and east’of Denverof the beat Candies in the World. put up EARL & WILSO LINEN ° ' COLLARS & CUFFS BEST IN THE WORLD ee is noe wt: bed Reed Sie ence Hep ban Sy foci tian ten Sacie tr OHN H. 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