Judge, 1889-11-16 · page 14 of 16
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This page is primarily **advertising**, not editorial content or political satire. It showcases various commercial products and services typical of 1880s America. The only substantial text article—"The Saddest Season"—is nostalgic commentary on autumn, contrasting a businessman's melancholy walk to work with memories of carefree childhood (gathering leaves, climbing apple trees, cider-making). The piece satirizes the loss of innocence and joy that comes with adult responsibilities, a common theme in period literature. The majority of the page features ads for luxury goods (wines, spirits, carpets, typewriters, cocoa) targeting affluent readers. Notable products include Remington typewriters (marketed as award-winning), W. Baker & Co's breakfast cocoa, and various imported European wines and liquors—reflecting late-19th-century consumer culture and American fascination with European sophistication. The "Mail Chutes" advertisement at top-left references a practical urban innovation for apartment buildings.
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THE SADDEST SEASON. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. PURE, SPARKLING, HEALTHFUL. | In these gladsome autumn days watch the business- i W. BAKER & CO’S JOHN C. BEACH'S man as he leaves the house in the morning and starts 4 on his walk to the office. See how he strolis pensively MOHAWK VALLEY __ | song: poking his fect among the fallen leaves. Is he : Tea. ast OC0a S ab thinking of his happy childhood days when he and his i GOLDEN RUSSET CIDER brothers gathered the leaves under the old elms and ‘ FE ansatutely | Rare cee: je | then rested their tired little limbs in the soft, warm , Equals Champagne in its Exhilarating ana | piles?) How they buried each other under the heaps 4 No Chemicals Picasing Effects. and then threw armfuls in each other's faces in their BVA are wie in its preparation. It has more Made and Sold by childish glee? | How they climbed the apple-trees in ‘Sex cree, ene ie ren of Cocen a A the orchard and plucked the rosy-hued fruitage of the Bl con’ we tametere tar tore eceeeenek: JOHN ©, BEACH, Palatine Bridge, N.Y. | appe-iowoms2 "or the merry husking parties, of the BAL) |W RY ees imeen me et erage ee : " | cider-making, of the chestnuts gathered in the mellow chou, nourishing, strengthening, Eke Kept at leading bars everywhere, and sold by | October afternoon, the boys climbing the trees to shake Op Se Saccrrem: cud etnias eta grocers: down the nuts while the girls stood below—their calico said be Grocers arateee aprons outspread to catch the fruit as it fell? Is he 7 Grocers erersuberes = B PLEASANT VALLEY WINE CO. thinking of all this? No, he is not, pleasant retrospect W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass, though it mzy be. He is thinking that the blasts of winter will soon bu sweeping up from the lake. He is RHEIMS, wondering how in heaven's name he is going to buy an " overcoat for Tommy, a sealskin sack for his wife, cloaks HE ADAMS & WESTLAKE and winter wraps and furs for all the girls, pay the At ” g STEUBEN CO., premium on his life insurance, and have money enough RC nS} AFETY [AMP. left for a new overcoat for himself.—Buffalo Express. NEW YORK. _ With Mammoth Fount. 359 Candle Power CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED. Will light 2,000 square feet. For Stores, ‘To THE EDITOR—Please inform your readers that I Halls, “Depots, Churches and all large have a positive remedy for the above-named disease. apartments. A safe, brilliant and eco- By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been nomical light, Inquire of dealers or HIS is the finest Cham- | Hermanently cured, I shall be glad to send two bottles write to the makers. pagne produced in | of my remedy free to any of your readers who have con- sumption, if they will send me their express and post- The Adams & Westlake Co., office address. Respectfully, CHICAGO. vorably with European | T. A. Stocu C., 181 Pearl Street, New York. America, and compares fa: Vintages. A Sawn, Genuine | _ From the way people fight at a city collation itis = ieve evident they be that none but the brave deserve Champagne, fermented in | the fare.—Hoston Gazette. the bottle, two years being required to perfect the | _ /estess—" The refreshments are giving out THE ROYAL DAUBER must manage to disperse the guests.” //ost And Mad SerKDSE: Wine. nounce that Professor De Screecher is going to eae te SR SE We sew leg one manic lowes fil -,. | —Binghamton Republican. ‘our dealer has none send ascents) Our Sweet and Dry Cae your dealer 1e send 25 cents t aba and Port areiealt | oo PEABODY & PARKS, : The pastor's little girl, three years old, had been run- : our Wines, made from se- | ping up ‘and down the room for some time when she Mirs., TROY, N. Y., and get one by mail, lected grapes,and are pure | suddenly tumbled down. Papa looked up from his book expecting her accustomed yell, when, to his sur- Wines, prise, she repeated in her indescribably droll manner C C COLLARS. & CUFFS Fox Paces, Avouxse as | the golden text of the previous Sabbath: ‘God is the judge ; he putteth down one and setteth up another,” " \ MEN’ 5 EAR avove, —Babyhood. comicbooks.com