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This page is primarily **advertisements and miscellaneous content** rather than political cartoons requiring interpretation. The main text item is **"Sebastian Morey's Oration,"** a humorous dialect poem about a rural man bragging about his public-speaking abilities at a county fair, claiming he rivals famous orators like Robert Ingersoll (a prominent 19th-century speaker) and Cicero. The humor derives from his grandiose self-assessment and rustic dialect—a common satirical target in *Judge*, which frequently mocked rural America and small-town pretension. The page is dominated by period **advertisements** for medical tonics (Scott's Emulsion), clothing, catarrh remedies, and other consumer goods typical of 1889. A few **brief satirical quips** appear (about "pugilistic mill" boxing matches, "Blocks of Five" political manipulation), but lack sufficient context for detailed analysis. No identifiable political figures or events are caricatured here.

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The fiendish puzzle has got into politics. “Blocks of Five” they call it, Late hours tell on a man, but he doesn’t seem to care as long as they don’t tell his wife.— Yonkers Statesman, “A thing of beauty and a joy forever" isthe Little Bi- jou Grand Piano manufactured by Sohmer & Co, Call at the warerooms, Nos. 149-155 East 14th street, and sce this wonderful creation of musical skill. A hen recently fell into a hot spring in Yellowstone park. She laid boiled eggs for a week.—Harper's Bazar, PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVED DESIGNS OF POSTAL CARDS. Post Orrice. DErart: OF PosTMASTER-G! i Wasnixorox, D. C., Sept. 18, 1889, In order to secure, if possible, an improved design and border for postal cards, sealed proposals are invited from artists, designers, and others, and will be received at this department until 12 o'cloc , on Wednes- day, November 6, 1889, for such designs or drawings for the purpose as bidders may wish to submit. Proposals should be made on the blank forms pro- vided by the department, securely enveloped and sealed, indorsed ** Proposals for new designs for postal cards,” and addressed to the Third Assistant Postmaster-Gen- eral, Washington, D. C. Biank forms of proposal, with specifications and in- formation, will be furnished oa application to the Third Assistant Postmaster-General. Orrici SEBASTIAN MOREY'S ORATION. I made a speech the other day down to the county fair— My wife sez I'm a norator, I guess I be, I swear! For T bust out with elerkunce so full’ an’ strong an’ rich Thet I jest beat Bob Ingersoll an’ Sissero an’ sich ! I've speechified town-meetin’ days an’ made consid’ble noise, An’ stirred the waters of debate an’ edified the boys ; ‘An’ I hev howled at korkusses an’ made the mugwumps rar— But my tongue wuz gre: county fair! ed ‘ith glory down there to the The gov'nor spoke a purty speech, frothin’, Our congressman he tried to spread, but didn't say much er nothin’, Deacon Jones he made ‘em tired, all the folks begun to £0, Then I herd ‘Squire Plummer whisper, ** Let ol” Hay- seed hev a show.” ithout much gush an’ This kinder got my dander riz; sent! 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