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This page is primarily **advertising and humor columns**, not political satire. The main content includes: **The cartoons/jokes** are brief, domestic humor pieces: - A priest and Irishman joke about marriage (the punchline: a couple gets along best when apart) - An alderman anecdote about a boy fighting over an insult to the alderman's reputation (the humor: the alderman is insulted at being valued at only $100, not the fighting itself) - A Boston socialite joke about a wealthy but aging woman whose money compensates for her appearance **The bulk of the page** comprises advertisements for products (Cuticura skin remedies, pianos, candy, furnishings, files, asthma pills, ink, gramophones) typical of late 19th/early 20th-century magazines. **No major political figures or events** are referenced. The humor is mild, social observation—about marriage, Irish-American characters, Boston society, and urban life—rather than satirical commentary on current events or politics.

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Priest —"* Well, Dennis, you're married, I hear. I'm cry glad of it, How do you and your wife get along gether?" Dennis —"* Well, yer riverence, Oi tink € get along besht togither whin we're apart."—Boston vurier. THAT “ TELEGRAM" ADVERTISEMENT, The JunGe wishes to congratulate Messrs. Bouvé, Crawford & Co. of Boston, proprietors of the celebrated Crawford shoe, on the originality they displayed in wing a telegram accurately reproduced in Jupce’s ulvertising columns two weeks ago. ‘I'he advertise- vent attracted wide-spread favorable comment and was productive of big business. It will mark a new era in Ivertising, and the idea in various forms will be copied cverywhere__E, T, Howard, the alert advertising agent, mune building, New York, placed the ad. and care: ly watched its mechanical production. “You have been fighting, my son,” said the alder- in of the ‘Steenth ward severely. ‘* Yes, sir," re- ied the boy ; “the dirty little scoundrel onthe ‘other ide of the street told me you'd sell your vote in the council any time for a hundred dollars, and I chugged sim one on the j “That was right, my son,” said the alderman. ine hundred dollars ""— and he spoke ssith much emphasis and decision—"* would be no temp- Chicago Tribune, ‘The Sohmer Piano factory is kept busy night and day to supply the immense demand for this wonderful in- strument. Its success is phenomenal in the history of the piano-trade, and the leading professional artists, the world over, are ever bestowing glowing encomiums upon it, which its beautifal and faultless construction fully entitles it to. In these days of competition an article must be, indeed, perfect to excel, ‘The unparalleled sales of the Sohmer during the past fully demonstrate the fact that it has achieved a reputation which prom- ises to be as enduring as the love for music itself, Merit is always appreciated and meets its own reward ; and we are glad to know that the efforts of Sohmer & Co. to furnish a piano second to none in the world have been crowned with unprecedented success, She was dressed in the pink of perfection And carried @ big bouquet ; But beneath the electric reflection She merely looked passe. Still she led in a stately cotillion, And spun in the giddy waltz ; She was said to be worth a cool mi ni, And this hid all that was false. NESS AND HEAD ROISES CURED by Peck's Invisible Tubular Far Cushions, Whispersheard —Pittsburg Dispatch, jo) ay. eerie trod of proofs FREE. Sold only by F. Hiscox, 853 Broadway, New York, Steward !" cried the miserable passenger. ‘* Yes, Anything I can bring you, sir?" “Nothing, steward, but an acre of real estate—anywhere— hang the neighborhood, as long as it is good solid ground.” First Boston maiden—"* Oh, mamma and I have been awfully busy to-day!" Second Boston maiden —" Do say! "“And what has made you so busy?" First Boston maiden —" We have been getting out and cleaning our spring spectacles." —Jewelers’ Circular. 7 Neenat e rn? AS Gs MEN’S FURNISHING GOODS. FANCY NECKWEAR. DRESS SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS, SILK and CHEVIOT PAJAMAS, Robes de Chambre, Smoking Jackets, Nath and Steamer Rags, Broadovay H 19th ot NEW YORK. CANDY ‘Send $:.25, $2.10 oF $30 for a retail ‘once. Address G. 9 bux, by express, west af cea See St..Chicag New Yorkabd east ot ver,of the best Candies in the World. put up Why Suffer One Moment From Torturing Skin Diseases When a single application of the Cuticura Remedies will, in the great majority of cases, instantly relieve the most agonizing of itching, burning, scaly, crusted, pimply, and blotchy skin and scalp diseases, and point to a perma- nent and economical (because so speedy) cure, when the best physicians and all other remedies fail? Cuticura Rem- edies are the greatest skin cures, blood purifiers, and humor remedies of modern times, are absolutely pure and agreeable to the most sensitive, and may be used by the youngest and most delicate with per- fect success. CUTICURA the great skin cure, instantly allays the most intense itching, burning, and inflam- mation, permits rest and sleep, speedily heals the skin, and restores the hair. Cuticura Soap, an exquisite skin beautifier, is indispensable in cleansing dis- eased surfaces. greatest of Humor Remedies, cleanses th onous elements, and thus removes the cause. cure every disease and humor of the skit from infancy to age, from pimples to scro eaacT, {Att Anour Tue Bipon, Suan, Scatr, Axp tate” mailed fice to ap $2 Illustrations, and 100 Testimonials. A book of priceless value to every su os gnicuea Rex ‘everywhere. Price, Cunicura, the Great Skin Cure, Exquiste Skin Purier and Desutiier ase.5 Coricuea Rusovvex, the greatest of bl ES are sold Curicura Resouvent, the new Blood and Skin Purifier and ¢ blood of all impurities and pois- Hence the Cuticura Remedies in, scalp, and blood, with loss of hair, fula. address, 64 pages, 300 Dis- ‘Cumicura Soa>, a Purifiers and Hurnor Remedies, $1. Prepared by Porras Diva AND Cusaicat Coxronarioy, Boston. imples, blackheads, Bad Complexions, becmryebten sat Cuticura Soap, Iscomparably superior to all other and surpassing in purity the most expeasive of toilet and nursery soaps. The ony medicated toilet soap, red, rough, and oily skia and hands are prevente Jand tof all Skin Purifiers and Beautifers, the celebrated skin and complexion soaps, while rivalling in delicacy and the only preventive of inflammation and clogging of the pores, the cause of most complexional disfiguration:. Sale greater than the combined sale of all other skin soaps. Sold throughout the civilized world. Price, 2, Some philosopher has figured out that if the sun were a burning sphere of solid coal it could not last six thousand years, ‘The great value of this item lies in the reflection that the sun is not a burning sphere of solid coal.—Chicago Times. When ordering your lunch include a little of Green- way’s India Pale, Double Stout or Half-and-Half, Perfectly pure and wholesome. “Tis folly to spend life hoarding up gold With intention from commerce to lock it; For, as wise men remarked in the past, we are told, No shroud was e’er made with a pocket. —Milwaukee Sentinel, CUURS Rene wh Asthma. [eres by mail OWELL 4 CO, Chalestows, Mass, Kop POCKET 107, 8 eR Seg tey Natetgctsela ROGttAGs Vem tee ESS ee GEND TEN CENTS for a copy of "Statistics on Base-Ball “Players.” Contains 200 pages ; family records of all pro fe Players: interesting reading matter and notes, B.A, YOUNKER, Bor 1048 Des Moines, lowa, Files & Judge. STRONG, DURABLE and SIMPLE. By Mall, 95c., Including Postage. Address JUDGE PUB. CO., NEW YORK. j six botiles, $2. Re have itin the R HOUSE. 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