Judge, 1891-07-25 · page 13 of 20
Judge — July 25, 1891 — page 13: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This is primarily an **advertising page** with no political cartoon content. The page features various late 19th-century commercial advertisements interspersed with a brief satirical poem. The notable satirical element is the **Brooklyn Eagle poem** mocking American dependence on foreign labor and immigrants: > "Our favorite authors are Russians and Poles, / And German our barbers and tailors..." The poem humorously catalogues how Americans employ foreign workers—Irish maids, Italian cooks, Chinese laundrymen, French chefs, English servants—while ironically lamenting the lack of "anything strictly American." This reflects **period anxieties about immigration and American identity** during the late 1800s, when large waves of European and Asian immigration sparked nativist sentiment. The satire gently mocks the contradiction: Americans complain about foreign influence while actively hiring immigrants for nearly every service. The remaining content consists of product advertisements (bicycles, typewriters, railroad services, medical remedies), including a baby portrait promoting Mellin's infant food—a common advertising format of the era.
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“We are advertised by our loving friends.” The Portraits of Healthy Infants Sent by Thankful Parents Offer Irrefutable Evidence Of the Excellence of THE DOLIBER-GOODALE CO., Boston, Mass Invites correspondence, King Henry VI. Lynn, Mass. POPE MFG. CO., 77 Franklla Street, BOSTON. ‘Brunch Houses: 13 Warren St., NEW YORK, 291 Wabash ‘Ave, CHICAGO. Factory, HARTFORD, CONN. THE STANDARD ; 3 HARKESS)S ‘ ui I & 4 S FOR HARNESS, BUGGY TOPS, SADDLES, FLY NETS, TRAVEL'ING BAGS, MILITARY FQUIPMENTS, Et Gives a beautiful finish, or crack off, smut or crock by handling, docs not lose its ‘lustre by oge ; dust will not s to work finished with it. Is nor a Varnisn. Contains no Turpentine, Benzine, Naphtha, Alcohol or other injurious articles. SOLD BY ALL HARNESS MAKERS. and other Mounted Heads, Animals, Birds,Fur EL K Rugs, Sioux Relics. Send Stamp for photos and £ List. J. D. Allen, Taxidermist. Mandan, N. D. WEST SHORE RAILROAD. (N.Y. C. & H.R. R. R, Co,, Lessex.) The Picturesque Route for Business and Pleasure Travel —Vie— West Shore of World-famed Hudson River, and Through the Mohawk Valley. THROUGH TRAINS —WiTH— Fast Service for Albany, Utica, Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto, ‘Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis, and ail points, west, Magnificent sleeping and drawing-room cars on all through tains” For tickets, timetables, and. information, regardig HeLa talons cil op hdd HE Gere eae Lamar, General Passenger Agents ¢° Vanderbilt Aveaue, New York. : CR Write for copy of “Suburban Times,” issued monthly. Our favorite authors are Russians and Poles, And German our barbers and tailors. We drink English breakfast tea with our French roll And our ships man with polyglot sailors, Our maids are all Irish, Italian our cooks ; Our laundrymen almond-eyed Chinamen. But, great Caesar's ghost ! just think how it looks ‘Yo have anything strictly American. —Brooklyn Eagle, UMORS OF THE BLOOD, SKIN, AND SCALP, whether itching, burning, bleeding, scaly, crusted, pimps ly, blotehy, or copper-colored, with loss of hair, either simple, scrofulous, hereditary, or contagious, are speedily, permanent= ly, economically, and infallibly cured by the Cuvicura Renx- pins, consisting of Cuvicura, the great Skin Cure, CuTiCuRA Soar, an exquisite Skin Purifer and Beautifier, and Curicura Resouvenr, the new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest of Humor Remedies, when the best physicians and all other rem- edies fail. Curiceea Rewxpies are the only infallible blood and skin purifers, and daily effect more great cures of blood and skin ‘diseases than all other remedies combined. ‘Sale greater than the combined sale of all blood and skin remedics. | "Sold everywhere. Price, Cunicura, soc. Soar, 2se3, Ri $1. Prepared by Porax Dive ano CHEMIC Bostow, Mass. Send for * How to Cure Skin and Blood Diseases.”” BPs, blackneads, chapped and oly skin prevented 4 by Cunicuna Soar. Ps) Backache, kidney pains, weakness, nerve pains, sciatica, and rheumatism relleved in one minute by the celebrated CuTicuRA ANTHPAIN Peaster. 35. Unuxe an OTHE, Far INT UTVON ta nepnen tes PETERMAN ot seer ehccrer ale eee Rae itinens, temorat ‘we send free, postpaid. 1 & JOHNSON & CO., Boston, Masa, FIRST-CLASS SUMMER RESORTS. HOTEL CRYSTAL, ITUATED near Starkey, Yates County, N.Y. Stages meet all Northern Central trains at Starkey. These springs are famous for their curative properties in all skin and especially in kidney and torpid liver diseases. Good baths, beautiful Thousands who are reduced in vitality and strength, and resort to drugs, are learning a better way. ‘They find renewed life and strength in Old Brotherhood port without any deleterious after-effect. Depot, 26 Vesey street, A Mrs, Breezy (with hammer) —" There, I've hit the nail on the head at last." Afr, Breezy —"* Why do you put your finger in your mouth?” Afrs, Breesy—"" That was the nail I hit."—Wew York Sun, Uncle Sam, in his postal service, is no respecter of persons, Ile'shoots a snide patent-medicine circular its destination as promptly as a cheque.— Oil City Bl sard, ARBICYCLES 2 neeys teed. Bend foreat~ Rouse, Hazard & Co.,01G8t. Peoria, IL alogaud habit cured wrrnour svrraeinc, No fee until cured. 0. S. Sancunr, M. D., Beacon street, Brookline, Mass, grounds, groves and drives, good board at reasonable rates, And the purest of air, all contribute to make Hotel Crystal a leasant home and summer resort. For particulars address J. Galick, manager Crystal Springs. Mention this paper. C. C. Harvey, attending physician. 'N the old fairy tales the treasures were packed In a walnut shell—treasures that would fill a room as they were gradu- ally drawn out. Such a treasure-box of scenery i ‘WATKINS GLEN. It is incomprehensible how so much of stern, sublime, beauti- ful, varied scenery could be included in the windings of one ravine three miles in length. It is the greatest of American wooders. Send for descriptive circulars. PAUL C. GRENING, Watkins, N. Y, GLEN SPRINCS SANITARIUM. All the most approved therapeutic appliances and) modern improvements. le mineral springs, including Salt and Iron waters, CUISINE UNSURPASSED, Send for illus trated pamphlet. ‘WM. E, LEFFINGWELL, Manager, Watkins, N. Y. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. THE WILTSHIRE.—Ocean end. Everything new. For terms apply to D, W. Cuaxpir, Propriétor, 80 inch Ball Bearing. 00 arte) 180 caTaLooc® Pik. J.E. POORMAN, Agent, = CINCINNATI. 0. 24 inch Ball Bearing. $8 loch Ball Bearing: THECMEL FOUNTAIN © BALL- POINTED ‘The Camel (Ship of the Desert)is adapted by nature (@ for storing water sufficient for a long mn has been constructed to hold a supply. i Seat ney. The| of ink sufficient for writing a whole letter wth one ig dip. In 81 boxes of 72 pens. Assorted box of Fountain” pens (4 sorts) 35 cents. ‘The “Camel” Pocket Penholder, in vulcanite, price a5 cts, Tn MAY Be joalualie tv business men. MAD FROM ALL STATIONERS OR THE AMERICAN NEWS CO., NEW YORK, “IMPROVEMENT THE ORDER OF THE AGE.” THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER. HE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER has been ad machines by the ASSOCIATED PRESS of the ‘service to take di EMIER TYPEW! writin be used in thei te "Tike SMiTH Fite ot found upon aay without soiling & the ands. writing machine ALL TYPE, The use, PERMANENT ALIGNMENT. MORE DURABLE than any of THE SHIFT KEY SYSTEM RELEGATED toa PAST AGE. FOR FIFTE. ted to the exclusion of all other "ATE OF NEW YORK to ches direct from the wire. ITER bas many IMPROVEMENTS that are LEANED in TEN SECONDS “TOOTH BRUSH™ not required. competitors, N YEARS. type-writer users have been waiting for IMPROVEMENTS. 2a THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER COMPANY, Send for Iilnstrated Catalogue, BRANCH OFFICES :—291 Broadway, New Y. 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