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This page is primarily **advertising**, not political satire. It contains commercial advertisements from late 19th-century New York businesses, including: - Remington typewriters (positioned as industry standard) - J.H. Johnston & Co.'s jewelry store, featuring an acclaimed window display on Union Square - Brandreth's patent throat remedy (promising cure for bronchial/lung ailments) - The Grand Conservatory of Music - Goodbody's patent envelopes - William Green's printing and binding services The only visual element with potential satirical content is an illustration showing a figure with a medicine bottle labeled "Brandreth," but without additional context or captions, its specific satirical meaning is unclear. The page primarily functions as a commercial directory rather than containing Judge magazine's typical political or social commentary.

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THINGS FROM JUDGE. EMINGTON TYPEWRITER, FOR FIFTEEN YEARS THE STANDARD. WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, [From the Christian Union.} A WONDERFUL WINDOW. For the past year, at the corner of Fifteenth Street and Broadway, hundreds of plc have been nade to halt daily and admire the remarkable work of a genuine Artist phis arrangements of a Jeweler’s Window, and to-day no question is oftener asked than this: Have you seen Johnston's window on Union Square?” This week it is a marvel indescribable. how beautiful it is, You must go and see it before you can Moreover, the inside of the store is as interesting as the rt Gallery is filled with fine paintin, jalileo” is being visited by hundreds daily, ig historical pictures of the Century. welve magnificent show cases filled with Solid Silverware, consisting of every- n a Tea-set to the smallest toilet article, and the collection of Watches, fine and rare Diamonds, Rubies and all precious stones, in the most unique and original settings, ismaking Mr. Johnston known all over the country. The novelties in Fine Bronzes, Marbles, Clocks and Bric-a-brac are well worth a visit. The rarest thing in the ‘collection is a Peachblow Vase, valued at $3,500. Suangers in the city are welcome visitors. 1844, J. H. JOHNSTON & CO., 1889. 17 Union Square, Corner Broadway and 18th Street. BRANDRIGE STILL LEADS!!! Nothing ever offered the public asa specific for ‘THROAT DIFFICULTIES has been 80 efficaci- ous. Pure Cod Liver Oil, Ice Moss and Rye —Gatti's great picture of “ Milton and is pronounced one of the most Brandy, makes a com- bination that is unex- celled for all Bronchial and Lung troubles! Price, $1.00 per bottle. Address, E. G. LEWIS, 210 Front Street, N. ¥. The Grand Conservatory of Music OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, (Chartered by Act of Legislature,) °e8—FIFTH AVHPNUEss Corner of 15th Street. i yuus renowned and popvlar School of Vocal and Instrumental Music, and all branches of Musical Art and Science, Dramatic Art and Elo- cution, Foreign Languages, and Drawing and Painting, gives the BEST INSTRUCTION ble in this country, from the first beginning to the highest artistic ion, by the most eminent Artists and Professors of Europe and , at moderate terms. Unrivalled advantages for Students. For particulars address DR. E. EBERHARD, President, 98 Fifth Avenue. S27 BROADWAY, NEW YORE. GOODBODY'S PATENT ENVELOPES, For Mailing all Classes of Matter at Unsealed Postal Rates, ane THe CHEAPEST, HANDIEST AND BEST. They insure Perfect Security to contents, have no complicated. or bungling clasp fastening, and are more readily fastened or opened for examination of contents than any other envelope made. They are + APPROVED BY THE P. 0. DEPARTMENT. After trying these you will use no others. They are made in all sizes, and of any weight of paper desired. I also manufacture Negative Preserver Envelopes of improved design for Photographers’ use, also all kinds of hand-folded envelopes. Send for samples and prices ; also for circular giving rates of postage. WM. GOODBODY, 132 Reade St., New York. Te.ernone Ca, 364 JOHN. WILLIAM GREEN, Printer, Electrotyper and Binder, 324, 326 and 328 Pearl Street, Opposite HARPER & Bros, NEW YORK. ies All descriptions of Book and Job Printing, from Cards and Circulars to Cyclopedias, Plain and Illustrated, in black or colors, promptly and well done, and on reasonable terms. Periodical and Catalogue Work a Specialty. Manuscripts examined and estimates given for total cost, sav- ing the annoyance, delays and divided responsibility of dealing with separate firms for composition, electrotyping, paper, press- work, binding, etc. Contracts made with authors or publishers for the entire production of work, including, where necessary, the furnishing of illustrations and preparation of copy. ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED. comicbooks.com