Judge — October 26, 1889 — page 8: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a satirical cartoon titled "Political Foc[us]" referencing President Harrison. The OCR text is incomplete, making the specific critique unclear. The image shows a chaotic scene outside a government building with well-dressed men in top hats appearing distressed or arguing. A figure in the center seems to be the focus of attention or conflict. An object labeled "CIVIL SERVICE" floats above like a balloon, suggesting the cartoon criticizes civil service policy—likely President Harrison's approach to patronage or government appointments. The exaggerated caricatures and tumultuous scene typical of *Judge* magazine's style suggest mockery of either Harrison's administrative decisions or the political turmoil surrounding his tenure. Without complete caption text, the precise grievance remains unclear.