Judge, 1891-10-17 · page 12 of 16
Judge — October 17, 1891 — page 12: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising** rather than editorial cartoon content. It's a typical Judge magazine page mixing commercial advertisements with small comedic anecdotes and hotel listings. The humor snippets are light social observations: a wealthy man collecting violins he cannot play (mocking dilettante collectors), a joke about hypersensitivity to food via dreams, and a countryman's innocent misinterpretation of theatrical acting as drunkenness. The ads promote products typical of the era—tobacco, extract of beef, piano manufacturers, cocoa, bicycles, and medicinal pills—reflecting late 19th-century consumer culture and the common medical marketing of patent medicines. The **hotel guide** section lists establishments in major American cities, indicating Judge's audience was affluent travelers and urban professionals. Overall, this represents Judge's business model: pairing satirical content with lucrative advertising revenue.
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Tobacco is man’s most universal luxury; the fragrant aroma of Mas- tiff Plug Cut starts people to pipe- smoking, even those who never used tobacco before. J, B. Pace Tobacco , Richmond, Va. ‘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. Liebig Company's— FOR IMPROVED AND ECONOMIC COOKERY. Get genuine only with this signature of Justus voo Liebig in Blue. Keeps for any length of time anywhere. MAKES THE BEST BEEF TEA. —FEytract_of Beef. | by On Gale at all Popular Clubs, Cafes, Hotels, AND DEALERS GENERALLY. FOSTER, HILSON & CO., Makers, Cor. 39th St. and First Avenue, New York. PS.—Il sour denter does nat keen them order direct of us. IN iis a eg ‘an q Zoinoy Sarery tors s00 FR, Don’t suffer with Dyspepsia, but EANE(S atin er YSPEPS|Atetter still, =n PILLS. toc. for a sample Ddottlh or. J. A. DEANE’ & 00.,'Ca' &Co., Catskill, Mercury Pamond Satety.altstect SirinudoldWongstors ncaa cradha,lowost prices Sona for 2ard & Cow o} Ste Peorias il. jo WY. Mr, Saphead—""\'ve got a fad_too, don't ye know, I collect old and rare violins. Come around and see em." Musician —"Do you blay?” Ar. Saphead: “Bless you, no, not a note!” Musician (enthusiasti- cally) —"* I vill come."—New York Weekly. considered to be the Manufactured by Dr. J. At all druggists. Angostura Bitters is univer best appetizer in the world. G. B. Siegert & Sons. A fellow up town has such a sensitive stomach that he suffered from dyspepsia a whole day after having dreamed that he had eaten a deviled crab the night be- fore. Philadelphia Record. THE CELEBRATED ‘Azo at present the Most Popular and yeep Leading Artists, Warerooms, 149, 151, 153, 155 East 14th St., N.Y. SOHMER & CO. Cmicaco, Irt., 236 State Street; San Faanctsco, Cat, Union Club Building ; St. Lovis, Mo. 1522 Olive Street; Kaxsas Gry, Mo., 1123 Main Strect ‘The chances are that a long-felt want is about to be filled. A Hoboken man is working on a collar-button with a whistle attachment.— Yonkers Statesman, ‘The Sohmer Bijou Grand Piano is a grand Piano in- deed, A noted artist says: ‘* The excellence of work- manship, and the brilliancy, sweetness and quality of tone, are, in one word, wonderful.” “The old sea-dog" we read so much about is prob- ably a mast-stifl.— Binghamton Republican, A countryman who witnessed Jefferson's Rip Van Winkle being asked how he liked the acting, an- swered, ‘' Well, I didn’t see any acting. I saw a shit’. less Dutchman that got drunk off into the mountains, but he was such a good-natured feiler I liked him fust- rate."— Utica Herald. HILLIP Ps’ DIGES Unequaled for Delicacy of Flavor and Nutritious Properties. Easily Digested. Different from all _other Cocoa Cocoas, DEAI LMR SURED oat Pace sted ire ar of proofs PRER. fold only by F. Hiscox, GB3 Trvadway, New York, Judge's National. Hotel Guide. NEW YORK CITY. HREVOORT HOUSE, Fifth Avenue (near Washington square), New York. 0. B. Linwy Evxorean Pian. Broadway (corner agth JH. Benstn & Bro. GRAND UNION HOTEL, Ecworzas Prax. (Opposite Grand Central Depot, 424 st), New York. Rooms $a day and upwards. Baggage to and from Grand Central depot Sree ALBANY, N. Y. ” ‘MORE, H. J. & F. W_ Rockweut. Am. plan. $:. up. S EUROPEAN HOTEL, Maiden Lane. Alb: BALTIMORE, MD. ST. JAMES HOTEL, Bu. Pian. Gro. F. ADAMS UINCY, ILL. FLETCHER'S TREMONT HOUSE. $2 to $2.00 per day. ‘WASHINGTON, D. C. WILLARD'S.—Send 2 stamps for guide free. O.G. Sraruas. HOW TO WIN AT CARDS, DICE, ETO. A sure thing, sent free to any “one on “receipt of 4c. stamps to Day postage. Address or call in person, MOR SUYDAM, 22 Union sq.,NewYork, —o JUDGE nusian’ BLACK INK SIGMUND ULLMA! 536. 538 PEARL ST..N. 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