Judge, 1890-10-18 · page 13 of 16
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This page is primarily **advertising and editorials**, not political cartoons. The visible advertisements include Scott's Emulsion (cough remedy), fur capes, detectives-for-hire, and a Daylight Lamp. There is also a portrait of W.L. Douglas promoting his shoes. The text contains brief humorous anecdotes and editorial notes rather than satirical cartoons. One joke mocks women's fashion competitiveness (wanting bonnets more stylish than neighbors' rather than merely new). Another comments on a "winter-girl" who departed by sea. A third jokes about a minister asking grace before meals. There's also an editorial promoting the American Institute Fair at Third Avenue and 64th Street (held October-November), describing its mechanical inventions and reasonable admission price. This appears to be a typical page from Judge magazine's late 19th or early 20th-century format: mostly commercial advertisements interspersed with light humor and informational content rather than sharp political satire.
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JUDGE 29 Stop that Curonic Couch Now! For if you donot tt may, become con- sumptive, For “Consumption, Serofula, General Debility and Wasting Diseases, there 1s nothing like - SCOTT'S MULSION Of Pure Cod Liver Oil and HYPOPHOSPHITES Of Iumo ana Soas. It 19 almost as palntablo as milk. Par better than other so-called Emulsions. A wonderful flesh producer. Scott's Emulsion ‘There are poor Imitations. Get the: eatin RECOMMENDED 6 Sw CUM Foncion MATTER. RSS LEAD errirveg sun DIST Sse oe C.C. SHAYNE, MANUFACTURER, Offors all Leading, Fashiona- ble Styles in FUR SHOULDER CAPES at lowest prices at which reliable fars can be sold. 124 West 42d Street, and 103 PRINCE ST., NEW YORK. Mtustrated Catalogue mailed free 0 cur onte/-town buyers. - DETECTIVES Wanted ta every Cousty. Shrewd msn to act under tastroetions sa oar Secret Servien. Experience net uecesnery. Particelars free. Grannan Detective Bureau Co. #4 Arcade Cizctazstl 0, FINE INSTRUMENTS, FOLIMN. faeces HARES nese a far moments as prodisly caployed iso. "A few vacancies in towns B. F, JOHNSON & CO,, 1009 Main St., Richmond, Va, ITED. WITH JUDGE nusian" Black Ink SICMUND ULLMAN. 36. 538 PEARL ST A writer says, ‘‘A woman thirsts fora new bonnet ike her neighbor's.” If he had sai woman thirsts for a new bonnet a little more stylish than her neigh- bor’s" he would have come much nearer the mark.— Norristown Herald. AMERICAN INSTITUTE PAIR. By all odds the most interesting fair of every season is that of the American institute, ‘hird avenue and Sixty-fourth street, which is held this year from October 1 to November 29. The display of mechanicat inven- tions is always superb, and the other departments are not less interesting and complete. One might attend for days and nights and still find that he had not half reached the limits of the exhibition. The price of ad- mission is so small that there is no one too to give the fair his patronage ; and the benefits of it are limit- | tess, both as a matter of enjoyment and practical profit. Go and see the best fair this country ever had. 1 am not broken-hearted, Although she crossed the sea. I saw her off; I shed no tears; ‘My winter-girl was she. —Chicago Tribune. A PROFITABLE BUSINESS. In every locality there is an opening for a live man to | make money by giving exhibitions with a magic lantern or a stereopticon to Sunday-schools, academies, public audiences, lodges, societies, families, etc. The illus- trated lecture business, when conducted intelligently and energetically, yields a good return for the invest ment, attracting ‘first-class audiences, being easy of management and demanding only a moderate capital. We take pleasure in directing all desiring such an outfit to the old-established house of McAllister, 49 Nassau street, New York, who is the largest manufacturer and dealer in this class of goods either in the United States or Europe. His apparatus is all of the most recent and improved construction, and he carries a stock of about one hundred thousand finely executed photographic glass slides, from which selections can be made to illustrate all subjects of popular interest. For further informa- tion we refer our readers to his handsomely illustrated catalogue of two hundred and eight pages, which he forwards free on application. “Will you say grace?" said the editor, As the minister took his seat ; And the latter cried, as the food he “Lord, give us something to eat —Atlanta Constitution. ‘The Sohmer pianos are pronounced superior to all others by leading artists. “They tell me Sergeant Grim is occupying one of your cottages on the square. Is that so?” ‘He was, before his promotion.” ‘How is that? Isn't he a sergeant any more?” ‘‘No. He's a left-tenant.”- Yonkers Gazette, “Throw physic to the dogs,” and use Angostura Bit- ters for good digestion and a healthy appetite. Sole M'f'rs, Dr. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons. Ask your druggist. “Mr, Pepperson,” said the nurse sympathizingly, ““it's a boy and the doctor says he'll live, but he's formed and always willbe." What's the deformity ?” inquired ‘the father of ‘the new infant anxiously. “He’s only got one finger on the right hand, and it's about three times as long as a finger ought to be.” “Is that all?" exclaimed the father, greatly relieved. “There won't be the equal of that boy in the state for cleaning lamp-chimneys."— Chicago Herald, Fwhat's the matter wid the baby ? Mike Rafferty He's sittin” out on the back shtep, all doobled oop an’ rockin’ back'ard and for'ard.” Bridget O' Flannagan —"‘ Shure, I was afther clanin’ out the botthles on the panthry shilf, an’ made him dhrink the contints av the midicine viles fur fear o° wastin’ ‘em. Fwhat if he hasn't any dis'ase at prisint? He moight have soom toime; an’ the mixther'll be the dith av all thim moi- | crobes the docthors is talkin’ about."— Kate Field"s Washington. IAUTION, siia'Seary'pair'nan hie name'and ries W. L. DOUGLAS Genuine Hand. an elegant and stylish +00 dives Shoe whics commends i G..00 Hand-sowed Welt. A fine calf Shoe un- equalled for style and durability. a 50 Goodyear Welt is the standard dress Shoe, at popular price. {J -80 Policeman's shoe is especialy adapted for railroad mea, farmers, etc, ae io Stic Button and Lace. $3 & $2 SHOES cists, bave been most favorably received since introduced. ‘adat your Dealer and the cannot supply You send direct to pieanod, sur Ten sama sadam ie itt gion The Daylight The wick raiser is a triumph. Does not stick. Wick cannot get down into lamp. No fuss or fret. Lamp. Manufactured by Craig- head & Kintz Co. 33, Bar- clay St, N. iano, Banquet’ and Tible dsc The Daylight Lamp Co., 38 Park Place, New York, will give you further in- PERSONAL BEAUTY 'ow.-TO, ACQUIRE and RETAIN IT. i Wrinkles, the Hair, Brows and Lashes, and to Beautify the Complexion. A book of interest to every lady. Mailed (sealed Sed pupa) for 30 cit conzis any Naw ts Pear ix ‘MADAME ais Cosmetic Artists FRAGRANT, Oi seen 7 RELIEVES INSTANTLY. BLY BROTHERS, 66 Warreo St, Now York. 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