Judge, 1891-11-21 · page 17 of 18
Judge — November 21, 1891 — page 17: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising with minimal cartoon content**. The few humor pieces present are brief editorial jokes rather than political cartoons: **The Jokes:** - A dry-goods clerk proposes to his girlfriend but, "swayed by the force of habit," pounds the railing and yells "Cash!"—mocking the mercenary mindset of retail workers - A barber and Irish customer exchange about hair loss, playing on ethnic dialect humor - A homeowner's burglar alarm worked *too well*, killing an intruder whose widow sued him **The Advertisements:** The page features typical late-19th-century product ads: Arnold Constable (fashion), Buffalo toys, Pears' soap, champagne, pens, and medical remedies. The Pears' soap ad includes substantive copy about soap purity and alkali content—reflecting genuine consumer education concerns of the era. **No Political Satire:** There are no identifiable political figures, elections, or social movements being lampooned. This appears to be a typical commercial/humor page rather than Judge's satirical core content.
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eenct) ) 7/0 (Cate le Ks 0. FALL FASHIONS. Suits and Cloaks. London and Paris made Tailor Garments, Street and Carriage Costumes, Ball, Reception and Wedding Dresses, Cloaks, Wraps, Capes and Circulars. Fur-trimmed Sacques and Cloaks. FEATHER BOAS. Broadooay Bs Oth ot. NEW YORK. “And will you have me, my dear?” said the young dry-goods cletk tenderly, as she nestled in his arms on the piazza." she whispered. “All right, madame,” sald he in a business-like tone, swayed by the force of habit ; and he immediately pounded on the railing with his pencil and yelled * Cash !"— 7ruth. Editor of organ — That's a good phrase the other side, isn’ one of our speake: think you'd better change that to ‘keen and incisive.” —Boston Transcript. ‘Coarse and abusive remarks,’ By the way, Mr. Blower is on ot a chance to go on Hist —" You'd make First base-ballist— * Don't have to act. to do is to ketch de tomatoes and sich ‘at de jays t'rows at de tragedian,"— Indianapolis Journal. William Aun —* 1 want you to come urglar-alarm right out of my house.” "Doesn't it work?” Widliam Aun —" Work! Tt bas scared a burglar to death, and his widow has sued me for five thousand dollars damages.""—Brooklyn Life. Barber (to Irish customer) — mously your hair has adjourned. Better vill bring the hair all out a le There's shmall ‘sinse in repatin’ the opyration, sor. ous! how unani- some of my What is wanted of soap for the skin is to wash it clean and not hurt it. docs that. This is why we want pure soap; and when we say pure we mean without alkali. Pure soap Pears’ is pure; no alkali in it; no free alkali. There area thousand virtues of soap ; this one is enough. You can trust asoap that has no biting al- kali in it. All sorts of stores sell it, especially druggists ; all sorts of people use it. It's out alridy, an’ let it shtay out."—Boston Courier. BUFF ALO INDESTRUCTIBLE MALLEABLE IRON AND STEEL For Sale by All Leading Toy Dealers. TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLES. BUY THEM FOR YOUR BOYS, CIRLS, NEPHEWS. NIECES. Everything gets round in a sewing circle.—£/mira TOYS. rs STEPHEN F. WHITMAN & Si st biventors ano SOLE MAN'S. “i w= GREEST IRVENTION»» >THE AGE. tani svg iAStns opus ut NERO PERC AW & SO fe PILES 2227 (INSTANT RELIEF, < pare ee days, fever returns. No purge. Resmpy Mate vane. Address EEVES, Box 290, New York City, N.Y. GREAT WESTERN FINEST ‘CHAMPAGNE nie IN AMERICA. A HOME PRODUCT WE WHICH AMERI- CANS ARE ESPECIALLY PROUD OF. One that reflects the highest credit on the ‘country which produces it. NOW USED IN MANY OF THE BEST HOTELS, CLUBS, AND HOMES IN PREFERENCE TO FOREIGN VINTAGES. FOR PARTICULAR», PRICES, ETC., A PLEASANT VALLEY e WINE CO., § RHEIMS, Steuben Co., New York. The drama of the future will embody about ten farm animals, twenty mechanical effects and one or two act- ors. Music and Drama. FRANK LesLie's WEEKLY. SSS RANK LESLIE'S WEEKLY of this week will contain: an extra Colored Front Page, a Double-page on the Horse Show, an extra Page of Reading-matter for the Children, a Graphological Column on Judging Character from Hand-writing, and the First Editorial of the Second Series on the Millennium, treated from a popular standpoint by Prof. Totten. Frank Lestir's Weekty, containing all the features of a monthly, will be sent twelve times a year for the subscription price, $1.00. Address: ARKELL WEEKLY CO., 110 Firrn Ave.. New York City. S\ MIGHTIER Pr Hay LTHE SWORD o Ahead of all others for easy writing. EQUAL TO GOLD PENS. For fine writing, > os. 508». 619 ef. For fluent, ., e For Stub. |, ‘Assorted Sampl HENRY LINDENMEYR, _ PAPER WAREROUSE Nesaignd tT REENMAR TH nei sees a sree noceTos er. NEW YORK. Patss oF Fess & Rioce Prxrina Co.. Firtm Avtnut, New Yor comicbooks.com