Judge, 1892-02-27 · page 16 of 18
Judge — February 27, 1892 — page 16: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and announcements**, not political satire. Key content includes: **Main Advertisement**: The Kirk's soap ad features a large clock with decorative border and figures, promoting soap that "leaves a delicate and lasting odor." **Dog Show Announcement**: Westminster Kennel Club's sixteenth annual exhibition at Madison Square Garden (Feb 23-26, 1892), advertising it as featuring "all the celebrated dogs of the country." **Notable Ads**: - Rambler bicycles ("best and most luxurious") - Upmann's Bouquet cigars - Mental Tonic (a patent medicine marketed as mental health remedy) - Lanoline Salve and fire-proof hotels **Brief Humor Items**: Short jokes about bankers, newspaper editors, and restaurant proprietors—typical mild satirical fare without identifiable political figures. **No Political Satire**: Unlike typical Judge content, this page contains no recognizable caricatures of political figures or sharp social commentary—it's primarily a commercial page typical of 1890s magazines mixing ads with light humor.
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LEAVES A DELICATE AND LASTING ODOR, AN IDEAL COMPLEXION SOAP. ancy Goode Dealers: or. if unable to provure this Wonderful Soap, send receive a cake by rewm mail Jas S, Kinx & Cas Chicago. The proprietor of a Boston eating-saloon advertises a RAMBLER BICYCLES sacred clam-chowder every Sunday evening.— Zexas | Siftings. For sale, all Drug and Fi cents ‘in stamps SD BEST <r = ano Armellini the banker, a notorious miser, entered the Most | office and very carefully went through all the work done by his youngest clerk. He was perfectly satisfied and LUXURIOUS. said tothe young man, “What salary do you get front my firm?” * **Very good. From the first of next month I will see that it is doubled."—Popolo Komano. OUT TO THE PACIFIC COAST via PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ‘The second tour in this popular Golden Gate series. under the personal escort of the Pennsylvania Railroad, leaves Phila delpbia and New York February 4th. Space in the palatial Pullman vestibule train, composed of drawing-room, sleeping, dining, smoking and observation cars, is almost taken up. ‘This particular tour, in charge of a tourist agent and chaperon, runs directly west ay far as Cincinnati and Mammoth Cave. then south to New Orleans, and ss will have an oppor- tunity of witnessing the Mardi Gras festivities; thence the train will speed for the Pacific coast, where tour weeks will be spent in California. ‘The rate {rom New York or Philadelphia is $335. ‘The third tour leaves March ath, covering a particularly at- fractive route west. and returni ‘Mt. Shasta, Portland, ‘Tacoma, Seattle, Spokane, Helen Chicago, “The rate trom New York delphia is Sys ‘The fourth tour leaves Apnl auth via the world’s fair city, Denver, Colorado Springs, Manitou, with a side-trip over Mar- 3hall Pass, Glenwood Springs and ‘Salt Lake City. Tourists az retuen independency within six months. Rate from New | York or Philadelphia, $23s. ivering subscriber—"* Where's the stove?” Ea. lard times.” Shivering subscriber—" Hard times?" Edifor—""Yes, We sold her for pot-metal, bought her back in plate-matter, and now we're runnin’ her off on the press."—Atlanta Constitution, FIRE-PROOF HOTELS. THE GERLACH HOTEL, AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN, p to the present nothing, signor.” | Westminster Kennel Club’s SIXTEENTH ANNUAL DOC-SHOW. MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY axp FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 24, 25 and 26, 1892. ALL THE CELEBRATED DOGS OF THE COUNTRY AND MANY FROM ABROAD (ON RXHIBITION. PROFESSOR HAMPTON'S troupe of Performing | Dogs every afternoon and evening. Open from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. CARL UPMANN’S |BOUQUET CIGAR. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. AMERICA’S FAVORITE TEN-CENT CIGAR. For Sate py First-ctass Deatens Evexywnrxn. FACTORY 406 & 408 FE. 59TT ST., N. ¥. [wustonous rarmes rLease cory.) [YENTAL : “Laugh, and the world laughs with you; ‘Weep, and you weep alone! "* «« JUDGE ”’ never drops a fj tear, and its Million weekly readers appreciating its con- fj vivial nature, become its stanchest friends. That was a wise Physician J who prescribed ‘‘J GE q and Sunshine” for his ner- fj vously-sick patient—he knew the medicinal worth of mental mirth. fi) THAT bt be “| red Feeling” Never intrudes its unwelcome Presence among the readers of “ca ” Judge, antidote for the germs of despair. “TAKE NO SUBSTITUTI THERE IS NONE.” 52 Doses tor Five Dollars (Cure Guaranteed). Sample Dose for a Dime (6 Days’ Treatment). JUDGE PUBLISHING CO., no Fifth Avenue, + NEW YORK, was diacerered by f Matuery, Adv. The remedy DT. = Sw 1 = a =i 49 TO 55 WEST 27TH STREET, near Broadway. FIRE-PROOF. Pays one-twentieth of one per cent, a year for insurance— think the lowest rate of any large hoteL-building in the world, ‘Rooms single and en suite, with baths for permanent and tragsient guests Noiseless elevators, elect BEST REMEDY BEST REMEDY BEST REMEDY Fo | again: lights night and day. C. A. GERLACH, Proprictor. TOILET against Burns, Cuts, Bruises, Corns and Chafin; for Preserving and Soften Best Home Remedy for CHAPPED or CRACKE! HANDS and LIPS, | the Skin, eapecial \ with SMALL CHILDREN. st Hemorrhoids (Piles.) comicbooks.com