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This page is primarily **advertising content** rather than satirical cartoons. The left side advertises the Remington Standard Typewriter through Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, featuring an illustration of the machine itself. Below that are ads for Fless & Ridge Printing Co. and Judge's own printing services. The right side contains travel advertising for the New York Central Railroad, emphasizing its superiority for reaching Manhattan, and a substantial advertisement for **Thea-Nectar tea**, promoted as "the finest and purest tea imported" by the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company. The bottom notes that Judge magazine was printed using Nubian Black Ink from Sigmund Ullman. This represents typical late-19th/early-20th century magazine monetization through advertising rather than editorial satire.

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T" REMINGTON Sranparp TyprewriTER, WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, 327 Broadway, New York, Is to-day, as it ever has been, the Lead- ing Typewriter. | Carefully tested improvements are constantly added to this famous machine. Send for an Illustrated Catalogue, and Price List of our “ Paragon” Typewriter Ribbons. WHEN YOU TRAVEL It is always policy to take the quickest and most comfortable route. The popularity of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad with experienced travelers is due to the fact that it possesses a Perfect Roadbed, Four Tracks (an advantage afforded by no other railroad in the world), Easy Curves, Light Grades, Magnificent Scenery, and Superb Equipment. It has become almost a matter of course with persons visiting the metropolis to take the New York Central, as that is the only Trunk Line running its trains into the City of New York,—its passenger terminus, Grand Central Station, being located in the very centre of the city, convenient to all the principal hotels. It will pay you to bear these facts in mind, and on your next trip take the New York Central, and ILtustRaTED Work. FLess & RIDGE PRINTING Co. | PRINTERS, ELECTROTY PERS anv. BINDERS, 110 an 112 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY. MERCANTILE Work. Book Work. “Cataocue Work. | . If You Value GOOD HEALTH USE THEA-NECTAR. Thea-Nectar H] is the Tea of all Teas, None to equal it has yet been discovered. It is absolutely the Finest and Purest Tea Imported. If you use i one package of it, we guarantee you will use no other. It is ure, Healthy, Economical, Good Body, Excellent Flavor, Sure to Please. Suits all Tastes. One pound of it will go fur- ther than three pounds of cheap trash. It is packed in ONE Pounp Handsome Air- Tight Trade-Mark Caddies, decorated in the most artistic style of Lithographic Art. These Caddies preserve the Rich, Deli- cate and Aromatic Flavor until used. We are the Sole Importers of this Celebrated Chop—Thea-Nectar. No table complete without our Four Great Specialties, Thea- Nectar, A & P Baking Powder, A & P Condensed Milk and Eight O'Clock Break- fast Coffee. If you want a cup of Deli- cious Coffee use A & P Condensed Milk. Tho Great Atlantio and Paciflo Tea Company, IMPORTERS AND PACKERS, 35 & 37 VESEY. STREET, NEW YORK. . 200 STORES. — Is Printed with NUBIAN BLACK Ink, furnished by JUDE UND ULLM A 536 & 538 Pearl St., y NEW YORK. comicbooks.com