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This page is primarily **advertisements and brief humorous anecdotes** rather than political cartoons. The main content includes: **Humorous Vignettes:** - A quip about a man wanting the lower berth while praising the upper berth (hypocrisy) - A broken engagement joke about Shelby Higgins - A parish clerk's awkward apology to a visiting clergyman - A woman angry that a horseshoe lace-pin didn't bring good luck in romance **Advertisements:** The page features numerous period product ads: Dr. Deane's Dyspepsia Pills, tea, taxidermy services, card-game cheating guides, the Kamaret camera, Tiger Cubana cigars, hair restoration treatments, bicycles, and Hooper's Fatal Food (for killing cockroaches). **Illustrations:** Two cartoons show: a dentist scene and a man demonstrating a safe to a woman. Neither depicts recognizable political figures or references specific events. The cartoons illustrate the accompanying text captions about safe-keeping valuables. This appears to be a typical Judge issue mixing light satire with period advertising.

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In my travels I have noticed-that the man who wants the earth, And who pulls and hauls and elbows in to get the lower berth, Is the same’ who always tells you, with his overflowing love, ‘That the atmosphere is better in the other berth, above. — Cleveland Plaindealer, “They say Shelby Higgins of Boston has asked to be released from his engagement to Miss Barton of Cincinnati,” said Minerva. “It's time," returned Penel- ope." Itcoulda’t have been a happy marriage, Shelby overheard her speaking of Charles Dudley Emerson's w York Sun. INVIGORATING . CLEANSING perpesHINGe EA FoAN CO, $5 oT CHICAGO. Editor, Cook of the Canajoharie Courier «writes: “Dr. Deane's Dyspepsia Pills are EANE:S tester ditions extant. YSPEPSIA Tog, issure good ‘Sample Ith.” PILL Sega «CATSKILL, 'N. ¥. Sg [nioy a Cop of Good Tea. end ten cents aed this'ad* and we will send you a sample SPACTINESPOR tems ‘We will send by mail or ex: esse charers paid, 9 Ibe Fine Teas on receipt of $2, either Armoy of Foreposs Oolong, Japan, Gunpowder, Imperial, Eng. b’{st. Sun-Sun Chop. Mixed. stan assornment.. POSTAGE STAMPS TAKEN. For fell particulars address THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, P. 0, Box 289, ‘31 and 33 VESEY ST..NEW YORK, and other Mounted Heads, Animals, Birds, Fur Rugs, Sioux Relics. Send stamp for photos and List. J. D. Allen, Taxidermist. Mandan, N, HOW TO WIN AT CARDS, DICE, ETC. A sure thing, sent free to any ‘one on receipt of 4c. stamps to pay postage. Address or call in person, MOR SUYDAM, 23 Union ag.,NewYork, All wands xept tn Stock and made to order by Findler & Wibel, 146 Nassau St., New York. Blank Book NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER R. R. Only Tronk Line Entering the City of New York. | ALL TRAINS ARRIVE AT AND START FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION, 42d ST. AND FOURTH AVE., NEW YORK. WE MAKE THE CIGAR YOU MAKE THE SMOKE. ‘The BEST Cigar, Five cts. Tiger Cubana oct: x cons per bunsie: L.MILLER & SONS, agchamperaseny rest.N-Y. RUHSTRAT GAIL @ CO., CHICAGO, ILL. OONT LOSE YOUR HAIR WRITE rronic, price 81: raft erg $1. treatin bairor hie tbe te ‘on Same. Bar eas BICYCLES ay ae \ ry AROE. eee Mercury reek Safety. allt “si Sprinadeld Roadster, Teadere tap $1 mpton, highest grado, 100, sap.all makes new or2d hd, lowest pris ‘Bend for money. House, Hazard &Go., 9} GSt Peoria, Ill. KAMAREL The NEW Photographic WONDER. Nearly ONE-THIRD SMALLER than any other Camera of eq) 100 4x8 Pictures without reloading. Size WE DEVELOP AND FINISH THE PICTURES THE BLAIR CAMERA CO., Boston, Mass., also makers of th S4xOKx BY (oiietekprice $40 WHEN DESIRED. E74 WK. EYE, and other Photographic Apparatus, Branches: 208 State St., Chicago. 918 Arch St., Philadelphia. E, & H.T. ANTHONY & CO., Trado Agents, Now York. Also sold ty all Dealers in Photo Goods. Send for the Kamaret Booklet, A parish clerk apologized to a church dignitary who had been summoned to take a service at a small village church: ‘I am sorry, sir, to have brought such a gen- tleman as you to this poor little place. A worse gentle- man would have done if we had only known where to find him."—London Light, Miss de Suell (angrily) —"" You told me this horse- shoe lace-pin would bring me good luck, and now Count de Moneyhunt has proposed to another girl and my le is dead." Jeweler —"* Madam, what more could FATAL FOOD Has not failed in 10 Years to UTTERLY ANNIHILATE COCKROACHES OR CROTON BUGS, 0. H. JADWIN, 63 Cortlandt 8t., N. Y. jeart desire ?"—/ewelers' Weekly. Norep Men Become More Norep.—Among the most noted men stands Alfred Speer of Passaic, the pioneer grape-grower of this country. For medical use Physicians ‘say Speer’s wines, surpass, the, imported. }elicate ladies and aged people find Speer’s port the best wine to be procured, Sold by druggists. Perdo—'* 1 heah that the Anglo club fellahs talk of expelling Gawge van Leah foh cawwying a pawkage on the avenoo."” “Cadley—"*Aw, but that's off, y' know. ‘The pawkage turned out to be a sick faws-terrier rolled up ina blawnket."—7ruth. A Michigan woman denies that marriage makes two one. She says she had five years’ experience, and in her case marriage has made two four with one to carry. —Peek's Sun, ‘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. First tramp —" This is awfully hot, and I'm afraid I shall sweat." Second tramp—" Then go and strike old Billionaire for a nickel and get a chill."— Binghamton Republican. “Policeman,” exclaimed the excited man, his face fiery red with honest indignation, ** for sweet humanity's sake, hurry! There's a gang of roughs running a dog- fight over in that barn!" He was the proprietor of the under dog.—Chicago Tribune. “A HIGH ROLLER, One of Comstock’s clever comedians, now playing at the Bijou Opera House, New York. Mr, Scrinz—"'I see, Mr. Dullion, that you have replaced the old safe with a Herring’s Patent Champion.” Mr. Buttion —"* way to insure them. reputation, owing to the unequaled fire record of their safes.” ny books ‘and papers are valuable, and I have selected the best safe. Investigating the merit of various makers’ safes, I find that Herring & Co, have the highest It is the only PLERO 4 ROGE PRINTING COL, FIFTM AVENUE; NEW YORK. “ | comicbooks.com