Judge, 1891-10-31 · page 13 of 16
Judge — October 31, 1891 — page 13: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This is primarily an **advertising page** from Judge magazine, not a political cartoon page. It contains numerous late 19th-century product advertisements with minimal satirical content. The only notable satirical element is a brief **exchange between "Charlie" and "She"** (attributed to Boston Transcript): When a woman complains about waiting "an age" for Charlie, he responds that her age is "such a brief time," implying she's young. The joke satirizes **male flattery and female vanity**—Charlie's transparent compliment works despite its obvious insincerity. The remaining content consists of straightforward advertisements for products like tobacco, tea from Ceylon, cocoa, pills, bicycles, walking boots, and various patent medicines. These ads reflect period concerns: **tea consumption, cocoa purity, health remedies**, and imported luxury goods. There is no significant political satire or cartooning on this page—it functions as a commercial product catalog rather than satirical commentary.
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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 Co., Richmond, Va. ARE YOU AWARE OF THE FACT that very few individuals in America have ever tasted tea? When you were abroad did notice the kind of tea consume as The English, the connoisseurs in teas, commenced with twenty-three pounds of our teas in 1873, and in 1890 they purchased forty-six mill- ion pounds |! _ We beg your pardon for not hav- ing stated that the brands of our ~” Bhud Tiffin & Bunalee sent from the gardens in Ceylon to the planters’ own company in America. Nervousness farewell when you use our teas. They are singular in this respect. Permit us to send a sample free and Tea Primer. Your address is wanted. THE CEYLON PLANTERS’ TEA COMPANY, CAPITAL, $1,000,000. Colombo, Ceylon, London, New York. FIFTH AVE., COR. SIXTEENTH ST., NEW YORK CITY. The first kiss and the last Are the only ones worth noting ; ‘When love's begun and past— When grief gives place to doting. The first kiss and the last— What need of others adding? jibe cise kiss and ee last, Faas Test are merel ing! S NenYork Telegram, Ske —" Why, Charlie, where have you been? I've been waiting an age for you.” He—"'Oh, but then your age is such a brief time, you know.” She is more than ever of the opinion that Charley is such a dear fellow. —Boston Transcript. Unquestionably the most valuable property of existence is health, and everything conducing to a perfect state of health is of interest to the public. In this connection one of the most interesting of the exhibits at the American Institute Fair in New York this year is that of Walter Baker & Co.'s Breakfast Cocoa and Chocolate preparations. Their method of manu- factare, unlike the Dutch process, does snot ‘admit the use of any chemicils, dyes or alkalies, and therefore produces not only an absolutely pure but an absolutely bealthul drink. The exhibit in itself s'a work of art. The booth i old gold silken hangings, the young lad Bale blue satin gowns, old old white aprons (the ex ing, " La Belle Chocolatisre,” adopted by W. most striking and attractive exhibit in the whole fair, and one that will well repay every visitor's attention. "Asan American institution fighting the fight of health against adulterated pro- docts, Walter Baker & Co, deserve the support of every com sumer of cocoa and chocolate in this country. “WORTH A GUINEA A BOX,” But Sold for 25 Cents. BEECHAMS Cure SICK HEADACHE, Disordered red Liver, etc. They Act Like Magio on the Vital 2 Organs; restoring long-lost Complexion, bringing | ‘ back the keen edgo of appetite, and arousing with the Rosebud of Health the whole physical energy of the human frame. These facts ‘are admitted by thousands, in all classes of society, N.Y. Canal a | Canals. Bermuda Bottled. MULSION OF PURE NORWECIAN CO’ 0) IL. Jsometimes call it Bermuda Bot~ and many IN BOSHSOMETION, or Severe Cold POPE MFC. CO., 77 Franklin Street, BOSTON. Branch Hones: 12, Warren Oh. NEW YORK. $01 Wabash and other Mounted Heads, Animals, Birds,Fur List. =. D, Allen, Taxidermist. Mandan, rh acre sea wo at rT Ye Now Yor‘ and enst'ot Demver-of so best Candles tn eh Be es. ‘presents. Address. &o nea al fs prema pe ‘State St..Chicage EARL my ISON Ss Lil COLLARS & CUFFS and made to order by Findler & Wibel, 146 Nassau St.. New York. Blank Books s#ae's we. PILES = homie RELIEF, Con Cure in 15 days. salve. No sup- Rawepy MAILED PRER. Addi J REEVES Bos s200, New York City, NY. pont. Invaluable, Tells of Cheapest Reutes, Hotel best locations. How to secure homes and fg Groves ‘easily. go cents a year, 3 months trial 10 cts. : a. CRM, Pra Ses MY. 4 PAYS=eeaeeseae= MOALLIGTER, Mix. Opscinn, 65 kame res HENRY LINDENMEYR, PAPE *.",WAREHOUSE Notte! Area este wocevon er} NEW YORK (G00D NEWS 70 LADIES. Saracen e tere “THES OREAT AMERICAN TEA CO. P.O, Box 33 Vesey Street, Now York. “ee. OLIVE OIL2?+* Never rancid, because strictly pure and peculiarly cleaned. Gne-gallon tins equal to six quart boules for household. SASSERNO, PICCON & MAUNIER, by GED, LUEDERS, az5 Peart St., New Yo A STRICTLY HAND-MADE SUPERIOR WALKING-BOOT. BEST IMPORTED STOCK, TRADE-MARK Combining Perfect Style, Comfort and Durability. Price, FOR SALE BY Ten Dollars. J. & J. SLATER, 1185 Broadway, New York City. H, H, TUTTLE & CO., 635 Washington 8t., Boston, Mass. H, JANTZEN, %4 Sixth Avenue, New York City. ‘WALDO M. CLAFLIN, 881 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. E, FERRIS & SON, 61 Nassau 8t., New York City. WILSON & CARR, Baltimore and Ws NONE CENUINE WITHOUT REGISTERED TRADE-MARK. a 1S PRINTEO WITH JUDGE NUBIAN BLACK INK. SIGMUND ULLMAN. '@ PEARL ST...N.Y comicbooks.com