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This page is primarily **advertising**, typical of Judge magazine's business model. The content includes: **Main Advertisements:** - Mastiff Plug Cut tobacco (leveraging 30 years of reputation) - Great Western Champagne (emphasizing American product pride) - Pleasant Valley Wine Company - Beecham's Pills (for "sick headache") - Various hotel listings and patent medicine ads **Notable Content:** The page includes a brief text item about a Rochester Democrat quote regarding turkeys facing "slaughter of the fattest" rather than "survival of the fittest"—a darkly humorous reference to holiday season slaughter practices. **Social Context for Modern Readers:** This reflects Gilded Age America's patent medicine culture (dubious "consumption cures"), aggressive advertising in humor magazines, and the normalization of alcohol and tobacco promotion. The emphasis on "American" products over "foreign" reflects period nationalist sentiment. The page demonstrates how Judge subsidized humor content through extensive paid advertising.

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Backing up a good thing. The reputation of the maker ought to go far to recom- mend a trial of a new article. Our thirty years of public record as makers of leadin; brands of tobaccos is offere as a reason for your testing MASTIFF PLUG CUT. J.B. Pace Tobacco Co., Richmond, Virginia, GREAT WESTERN FINEST ‘CHAMPAGNE IN AMERICA. A HOME PRODUCT WHICH AMERI- CANS ARE ESPECIALLY PROUD OF. One that reflects the highest credit on the ‘country which prodaces it, wow mazp £ Lib MANY OF TO FOREIGN” ‘VINTAGES, FOR PARTICULARS, PRICES, ETC., Address PLEASANT VALLEY WINE 6O., RHEIMS, Steuben Co., New York. The Best U'weview AReVIEW published, Only One Dollar Le poreerin Remora Association, and 300 page Catalogue, saving 30 per aller ated Besders Union Pub. Co. A PROFITABLE BUSINESS. Islerert lellty tere i sal opening: foc irene $9 make money by-giving exhibitions with tern or a stereop- Leon to ‘Sunday-schools, ‘academies, public audiences, lodges, ties, families, ete. The illustrated lecture business, when Conducted intelligentiy and enernetically,vields a good return for the investment, attracting first-class sacle sy of management, and demanding only & ooderat {ake pleasure in directing all desiring such an wate tothe ola: established house of McAllister, 49 Nassau street, New York, facturér and eater a this class of His apparatus is ‘and he car- Boscomraphic plas slides from which selections cah be sanse slides, from which selections can be made forthasteate al subjects oo popular interest. | For farter infor. mation we refer our readers to his handsomely illustrated cata- Tojgue of ss0 pages, which be forwards {ree on application. Instead of the ‘‘survival of the fittest,” the legend that stares the turkey in the face just now is “the slaughter of the fattest.""—Rockester Democrat. CONSUMPTION CURED. ‘An old physician, retired from practice, had placed in his atte by fn’Bant Todian missionary ine formals of salle eretable remedy forthe speedy and permanent care of Con- Sueption, Bronchitis, Catarro, Asthma Rnd all Throat snd a ‘Affections ; also a positive and radical cure for Nervous Debit iy and all nervous Complaints” Having texted is wonderfal Girative powers ia thousanss ring to relieve Guman siflering. f will send tree of charge to all who wish rman, French of English, with full directions ing and using by hall by addressing, amp. naming iit pape. WA! NOVES, bio Bowne this recipe in with, Sock, for picture, ‘‘ The Pretty Typewriter,” to Shorthand Senos, 816 Broadway, N.Y. Mention JubcE. perererrrt “WORTH A QUINEA A BOX, } But Sold for 25 Cents. 3 She Never Laughs. And no wonder! She's all out of order rer and, 08 tural consequence Sick Headache. BEECHAM’S PILLS cateumtete 27. ths ital functions, and aay harmony to the entire 88 Ot all Draggists, N.Y. De Devos ss cana st._f 1 Guenaan’ WHEEL COMPANY, CHICOPEE FALLS, MASS. BOSTON, WARHINGTOR. DENVER. SAN rmaNcIEcO. ‘A. @. SPALDING & BROS., Special Acenre. cureaco. wew YORK. mitapetrni> hotels LEverpwhere. NEW YORK CITY. BREVOORT HOUSE, Fifth Avenue (near Washington square). New GRAND UNION HOTEL, Ersoreay Puan. (Opposiie Grand Central Depot, 4ad st), New York, Reems $00 day Sad spwards. Baggage to and from Grand Central depot Sree. ALBANY, N.Y. KENMORE. H. J. & P.W. Rockwatt. Am. plan. $3. up. KEELEWS EUROPEAN HOTEL, Maiden Lane, Albany, BALTIMORE, MD. ST, JAMES HOTEL Ev. Puan. Gao. F.Apaus._ $1.50up. QUINCY. TLL. FLETOHER’S TREMONT HOUSE. $2 to $2.s0per day. Before the cause of con- sumption was known (that was only a few years ago) we did not know how Scott's Emulsion of cod-liver oil did so much good in consumption and in the conditions that lead to consumption, The explanation is inter- esting. We send it free in a book on CAREFUL LIVING. SCOFLR Bowes, Chemin, sg4South th Avenue, ew Tour droga keeps Scot's Emulsion of cod-iver olsall ‘everywhere do $1. » A Georgia exchange tells of a man who was so lazy that he cursed his shadow for following him. He is a near relative of the man who stopped his clock at night for fear that it would wear out by running.—A tanta Constitution, TALES FROM TOWN TOPICS. Dainty, Delicate,Witty, Intense. NO. 2 (DECEMBER) JUST OUT. ALL NEWS AND BOOK DEALERS. Price, 60 Cents. ‘The phenomenal sale of the first number, issued Sep- tember, proved the justness of the claim that it was “THE BOOK OF THE YEAR” Of it the Home Journal said : ““A copious collection of stories, poems and witticlsms under ter. The quality of its bright, eplgrammatic and austc style has always attracted pablic tartendoa and ‘commendation from c matter may not meet Entire approval. but its literary treatment is ndmirables Critics declare No. 2 superior in many respects to the first number. (7 If not found at convenient book-stand send 50 cents direct to publisher TOWN TOPICS, 21 West 23d Street, New York, and get the ‘‘ Tales” by return mail, postpaid. N. B.—The annual subscription price of this quar- terly is $2.00, and of the brightest of all weeklies— Town Tepics—the Journal of Society, $j.00. Both publications sent at the club price of $5.00 per annum. Subscriptions made now will run one year from February 1st, 1892, and the numbers up to that date will be free. Send postal order, New York draft, or $5.00 in reg- istered letter, af once, and get benefit of bonus numbers for two months. RR, Don't suffer with but oppl; rons EANE Sdn. cover einer sul, send LLS. & toe, for a eample oR. Pp I Eb &CO., roacani’ NY FREE For 30 days. 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