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This *Judge* page mixes advertisements with light satirical commentary on wealth and class. **The Cartoons/Jokes:** The top section contains brief witticisms—one about a wealthy man's perspective: when a millionaire gives away a quarter, it seems worthless to him, yet represents significant value. The accompanying verse jokes about a man who pursues a woman with a "cold heart" (the ice-man's daughter) and becomes wealthy through marriage, using irony about his "gold." **The "When is a Dinner Not a Dinner?" Piece:** This references Marion Harland's advice that refined society views soup as essential to proper dining, contrasting high-society standards with working-class practices. **Content:** The page is primarily **advertisement-heavy**: soup products, asthma cures (Broncholine), gloves, soaps, facial blemishes remedies, and hotels dominate. The "testimonials" are period-typical advertising claims about medicinal products (many likely ineffective by modern standards). The satire is gentle, targeting class pretensions and consumer culture rather than politics or current events.

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JUDGE WHEN ISA dinner not adinner? Ans. When it is served without soup. This is the cpinion S=/ ofno less an authority than Gey Merion Harland. She fur- ther says: “There is a ccr- taia rcfinement about soup. The higher one rises in the social circle the more nearly soup approxi =ates the nec- essaries ofllife.” Thee are buta few of the introductory remarks to an article on soup- mak ng which appeared in the April number of The Jiome-Ma eminent and fastidious lady had visited our cstablishment. We have had the article reprinted and illustrated most elegantly and will gladly send it to any one who wishes it. Green Tartle, Terrapin. Chicken. Consommé, Unietse. Gusibo, ee echt teas r, Mutton Broth, Vegetable, 1314 conta to help pay express and ‘sample can, your choice. i. The Franco- American Food Co., 42 West Broapwav, New York. Without Rival. HUTCHINSON'S GLOVES ARE THE BEST. ‘Made with care and warranted, Send stamp to the manufacturer for the bock about gloves, and how to get them. It witl interest you. ESTABLISHED 1862, JOHN C. HUTCHINSON, JOHNSTOWN, N. Y. See what my customers think of the gloves Tam sending them: Prosrect Harnor, Me., June rath, 1889. Mr. Hurenixson, Dar Sin—l use, and have used for many years constantly, gloves of many kinds and makes, and have hever found a Setter glove than yours. I never have got from you any cheap or imperfect goods. The make and fit are first-class. Yoursete, Cu. C. Lannanez, M.D. FACIAL BLEMISHES geet of Har and ep Eee Nee Frm, Pini, Red Rowe Red ean OF How ‘cer ek Sar Facey Powter Sern Pesci bev aout ‘Saeyace tok ce lsh hereon aod ui tdi ene ae yoRreee re Ferlal Soup for the akin and rageiotm Bua Alarce assorument kept in tock, and books of every description mad ANG BOOKS. rere IN, toners, 146 Nassau Street, New York. DLER& WIDEL, When a man is worth $250,000, one paltry twenty- fiye-cent piece becomes, to him, a quarter of a million. Ifyou have no taste for simple arithmetic do not dally with this jest.—Verw York Commercial Advertiser. He wooed her and sued her and sought her Till he melted her heart so cold, ‘Then he married the ice-man's daughter ‘And now he is rolling in gold. ‘ —Boston Courier. $100 A BOTTLE. Read this letter if you suffer from asthma; it is one of thousands like it. TESTIMONIALS OF THE CURED. Messrs. D. H. Fonda & Co., Albany, N.Y. Gexrinuen,—I have been troubled with asthma from my youth; your agent gave mea sample bottle of Broncholine, and T found the greatest relief, and have since been buying of one of our druggists (A. S. Pearson). I also gave it to the undersigned and they found great relief at once. I would not sell the bottle T have for one hundred dotiars if 1 could not get another. Avoxz0 Winn, Albany, N.Y. A FEW OTHER TESTIMONIALS. June 26th, 1887.—Was troubled with asthma seven years; cured with the use of half a bottle of Broncholine, Would not be without it if it cost $10.a bottle. W. A. Revxouns, of Hud- son, N.Y. Caxajonaniz, N. Y., February 26th, 1885.—The forewoman of our cotton department (Arkell & Smith’s Cour-sack manufac- tory) has been troubled with asthma for many years. I fave her a bottle of Broncholine, and it gave her such relief she | wishes me to order five bottles for her. Ship and send bill | tous. Ankit & Sart, per Vosburgh. Enclosed find three doilars. Broncholine to that amount. efit from your remedy. Please send me by express My wife has received great ben- P,P. Haves, Colon, Saunders Co., Neb. Sboenol), Constable As Co SILKS.—Broché, Damassé and metal effects. Re- gence Satins and Faille in new colorings. Crepes, Grenadines, and Gazes for Evening wear. VVELVETS —Winter colors in plain Velvets for trimmings and dresses. Brocaded and fancy Velvets. DRESS Goos.—Clan and fancy Plaids, Suitings, Serges, Challies, Cashmeres, mixed effects in all- wool Su Street and Evening colors in richly Embroidered Robes, Camel's-hair new shades for Cloaks, Wraps, and Dresses. Proadovay L 19th ot. PURE, SPARKLING, HEALTHFUL. JOHN C. BEACH'S MOHAWK VALLEY GOLDEN RUSSET CIDER. uals Champagne in its Exhilarating and = Pitasing Effects = Made and Sold by JOHN C. BEACH, Palatine Bridge, N. 4 Kept at leading bars everywhere, and sold by wholesale grocers. ORIENTAL CARPETS AND RUGS. Modern and Antique. CHOICEST STOCK IN THE CITY. VAN GAASBEEK & ARKELL. 935 Broadway, Cor, 22d Street, New York. ‘The Douw H. Fonda Drug Company of Albany, N. Y., is the general wholesale agent for Broncholine, It is for sale by druggists everywhere. it send $1.00 to the Douw H., Fonda Drug Company, wholesale druggists, Albany, N. Y., and a bottle of it will be forwarded, Sample free when applied for. Six bottles will be forwarded for $5.00, A Pittsburg newspaper says that Krupp, the great gun-founder, is about to remove his works from Ger- many to Pennsylvania, Iron men have already made that state sufficiently Kruppt, and it is hoped the story will prove unfounded.—Vew York Commercial Advertiser, No Galoshes! No Snow! No Colds! os Nassau---Cuba---Mexico New Steel Steamers, Ward Line. The Winter Gems of the Tropics. Tho Isles of June—The Land of the Sun. Home of the Creole, Aztec and Monteruma. Send for beautifully illustrated pamphlets, schedules, etc. Free. JAMES E. WARD & CO., 13 Wall Street, If you cannot get | New York City. | | Srafeddree, Goowcntat ute Ca, Chico is LEADING HOTELS. NEW YORK CITY. BREVOORT HOUSE, PIFTM AVENUE (near Washington square) NEW YORK, O. B, Lissgy, - - Proprietor. HOTEL GLENHAM, FUFTH AVENUE (between 2st and Zi streets) EW TOMK. N. B, Banny, Proprietor. oikSEe"} UUSE, Corner HESS. d 2h Street, New ort. J. Ul. BRESLIN & BRO., Proqrietory ALBANY, N.Y KEELERS HOTEL, 3% and 2 Matoxx Jase, Avnany, N.Y. UTICA, N. 8T, JAMES HOTEL, Utica, New York. 8MITIT & P\TTEN. Proprietors. es $295, 98.10 or: 0 foe 1 = S210 $hanfor etal Ye ieee Candies in the World. Bu up aad Bowe Semen e 12 State St.0hicage Bent & Co,'s Crackers are clean, crisp and nourishing. I CURE FITS! ‘When I ray cure Ido not mean merely to step them for time and then have thei return acain_ I means radical have made the disease o "ILEPSY, oF FALLING “SIGRNESS a litel ne studes” Fwerrant my remedy to cure the worst casra. Becawe others have tailed To reason fur not now receiving. ‘at once for Atreatice and-a Free Bottle of ine infallible remedy. Give Express ard Pret Ofice. Hi. G. ROOT, M.G., 189 Pearl Street, New York. FLESS & RIDGE, JUDGE PRINTERS, FIFTH AVENUE AND SIXTEENTH STREET, NEW YORK. comicbooks.com