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Judge — January 21, 1893 — page 11: Judge, 1893-01-21

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This is primarily an **advertising and miscellaneous content page** rather than a political cartoon page. The layout consists mostly of advertisements and brief humorous excerpts typical of Judge magazine's format. The notable content includes: **Humorous snippets:** Short jokes and observations about everyday life—a windy day in Buffalo, a woman shooting at a man and hitting her aunt (commentary on "woman and her aim"), a college freshman who talks about things he doesn't understand. **Advertisements:** Prominent ads for Knabe Pianos (with endorsements from composers), Carbonite Coal, Yale Smoking Tobacco, Blackwell's Bull Durham Tobacco, Dorfinger's Cut Glass, and various patent medicines (Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, Bromo-Seltzer, Dr. Keeley's treatment for drunkenness). **Context for modern readers:** The page reflects late 19th-century American consumer culture and advertising saturation, along with light social humor about gender, technology (bicycles), and domestic life. There are no identifiable political figures or significant satire—this appears to be a typical Judge filler/advertisement page.

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It blows. And the wind kicks up a shindy. It blows. Great Scott, just hear that windy ! ‘The clapboards shake on the cottage wall ‘And outdoor blinds get loose and fall, For the day is wild and windy. It shows my old coat's tattered li Maby can’t sleep and keeps a Bat this is the fate of Buffalo, Into our lives some wind must blow— ‘Some days must be wild and windy. —Buffalo Express, Mrs, Winstow’s SooTHtNe SyRup for Chil dren Teething ; soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic and diar- thera, 25 cents a bottle. This silver-statue business may be all right, but when the New York Recorder breaks out thus, But the fact remains, Miss Rehan Has been chosen beauty's que-an, it is about time to call a halt before paresis en- forces one.—Chicago Dispatch. Charlie and Amy were looking at the moon, “What a good man God was to make such a beautiful moon!” said Amy.“ Man!" re- peated Charlie reprovingly. ‘*If ever there was a gentleman God is one."— Edith Robin- son in Kate Field's Washington, ‘To pass the winter season comfortably avoid colds by using Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Minister—" So you go to school, do you, Bobby?" Bobby —"* Yes, sir.” Minister “Let me hear you spell kitten.” Bobby—"* I'm getting to be too big a boy to spell kitten, sir. ‘Try me on cat."— Troy Press. ‘The best of the Christmas numbers of the humorous weeklies was that of JucR, and the proof of it was the fact that the enormous edition was exhausted within two weeks from the day of publication. It was the best humorous holi- day number ever published in this country.— Baltimore American, DF. LEsiie, £, KEELEY’S TREATMENT FOR OAUNKENNESS DRUG ADDICTION AND NERVE EXHAUSTIO! tal ‘State only at the Keeley Insti- bamton, - Canad ‘address or. "zh Tarn Blog! yon.” For terms, ate, oF at the following offices: T oom 10, Chapin Block, Syrecuse 12 Eliwanger & gee, Ait comaniee BW ARE OF IMITATORS| tons strietly confideatial A Pennsylvania girl went out with a pistol to shoot a man and winged an aged aunt in- stead, "Woman and her aim” now ascends in the category of interesting subjects from the rostrum of the female seminary to the news | columns of the daily press.—Chicago Times. ‘When Baby was sick, we gave her Castor. ‘When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. ‘When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. ‘When she had Children, she gave them Castoria. Gladys—""1 suppose your brother Henry hasn't done much walking since he bought a bicycle?” Bernice—"*No; he broke his leg the first time he tried to ride it."—Free Lance. Man is sometimes: forced to lick the hand that smote him when he yearns to smite the band that licked him.— Yonkers Gazette, “When pain and anguish wring the brow ‘A ministering angel thou"—Bromo-Seltzer. Store is vacant; Sign ‘* To let.” Former tenant Had to get. He in sorrow Sits and sighs “Cause he didn't Advertise. —New York Journal. What the college freshman doesn’t know he talks about.—£/mira Gazette. D) D} EUGEN D’ALBERT: From fullest convic- tion I declare them to be the best Instruments of Americ DR. HANS VON BULOW: I declare them the absolutely best in America. ALFRED GRUNFELD: I consider them the best Instruments of our Times, P. TSCHAIKOWSKY: Combines with great Volume of Tone a rare sympathetic and noble Tone Color and perfect action. NEW YORK, BALTIMORE, 148 Fifth Avenue, 22 & 24 E, Baltimore Bt. ‘WASHINGTON, 817 Pennsylvania Ave, CHICAGO, LYON & HEALY, Btate and Monroe Bes YALE ae It is the choicest Smoking Tobacco that ex- perience can produce or that money can buy. MIXTURE ING TOBACCO An electric plant grows best in the dark.— Chi 70 Tribune, Dorflinger’s American Cut Glass. Everything in Cut Glass for the Table. Artistic and beauti- ful pieces for Wedding and Holiday Gifts. Genuine pieces have trade mark label. C. Dorflinger & Sons, New York, . BARKER BRAND” LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS. Absolutely the Best. Wutaw Barker, Manufacturer, Troy, N. ¥. Ss Opportunity bas winged feet. It passes quickly: you must be ready for it—watch in hand; and be sure it is a watch with jeweled bearings and accurate au jusrrnene so that you can rely on it for time; a watch you can be proud to carr: and show to your friends ;—a watcl with all the modern improvements, handsome and stylish enough to make a present of, yet not costing a fortune—the new, quick-winding Waterbury. $4 to $15. A Gols aucds Canesten ee Ladies’ chatelaine, gentle- men's and boys’ waiches, Siem winding and setting. 3 STARCH GROWS STICKY, nis is the ouly Conplcsion Powder for use. “1 wonder why that typewriting-machine manufacturing firm paid ten thousand dollars for that world's-fair coin?" ‘Oh, their head typewritist said she wanted it, I ee ppoee. and t settled it." —Pittsburg Dispatch, Bryson—"" There are sixty-five million Amer- ican ‘Sovereigns, but they don't wear crowns.” MeCormick —" Of course not; they prefer Dunlap hats. Russians are asking that women be given the same privileges in matters of government that men enjoy. It has been the general opin ion that women were already admitted to Si- beria.—Courier-Journal. If you are open to invest in, gold-mining properties (mines, stocks or prospect) it will y you to write Frank G. Peck, Colorade prings, Colorado. Reference by permission Exchange National Bank He thinks upon last summer With mild astonishment. ‘Tis truly nice to gaze on ice ‘That doesn't cost a cent. — Washington Star. It is worthy of note that the bravest of French duelists never volunteers to participate in a foot-ball game.—Chicago News-Record. The great principle underlying machine poll tics is really that of any machinist—a place for every tool.—Philadeiphia Times. Avold Damp acd Chilly Rooms, ““CARBONITE”’ coat. CLEAN, NOT EXPLOSIVE. NO SMOKE, NO SMELL. Burns Anywhere WITHOUT CHIMNEY ‘BUT BEST in OUR PORTABLE HEATERS, KITCHEN, LAUNDRY STOVES, FOOT AND CARRIAGE WARMERS. For Living Rooms, Bay Windows, Bathrooms, Butlers’ Pantries, Extensions, Greenhouses, Art Gallertes, Stables, Dairy, Carriages, Sleighs and Vehicles. All places where heat ts desired. SEND Yon LEArLer. Sotp ny Tux Hovarrunwisume axp Stove TRapE. AMERICAN SAFETY FUEL CO., 67 Cortlandt St., N. Y. “Presbyterian, are you, Effie?” said the eld- erly relative. “* United Presbyterian?" “* N-not yet, auntie,” ‘whispered the blushing Effie; Chicago Tribune, If ‘a Reform-club dinner ‘* missing-word ” contest were instituted E. Ellery Anderson would have a cinch on the one that Speaker Crisp missed.—Philadelphia Ledger. ‘As a specific against dyspepsia and as an appetizer, also for mixing in dniuks. nothing is superior to BOKER'S BITTERs, renowned since 1828. A little boy who has been used to receiving his older brother's old toys and old clothes re- cently remarked, "* Ma, will I have to marry his widow when he dies ?'"— 7id- Bits. The annual edition of JuDGE just issued ac- complishes the difficult task of surpassing in artistic and literary excellence the annuals pub- lished by the Judge company in previous years. ‘The best work of Gillam and his talented con- {réres embellishes the volume, and the wonder is how the book can be published at the price of twenty-five cents. ‘The JupGe annual is entertaining enough to supply fun not only for the holiday season but also throughout the new year that is approaching. - Albany Argus, THE CHLEBRATHD PIANOS ‘Are at present the Most Ropater and Preferred by, Warercoms, 149, 131, 8 188 East 14th St, HL. SOHMER & CO., TH, $26 State Bt: an Praaches, Cal, Ualon Cheb Bufldtogy Mca Mes tans tree Rass Sy’ ay ies Mata YOUMANS CELEBRATED HATS. ‘The supenor quality of the material used, the ex- uisite design, the lightness in weight, and the great jemand, is a guarantee that Youmans has no superior. 1107, 719, 158 Broadway, NEW YORK. ‘Authorized Agents in every city. AGENTS WANTED ON SALARY or commission to handle the New Patent Chemical Tok Erasing Pencil. Agents making @80 per week. Monroe Eraser Mi'g Co., X 326, La Crosse, Wis. CARL UPMANN’S BOUQUET CIGAR. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. AMERICA'S FAVORITE TEN-CENT CICAR. For Sate sy Fiast-ciass Daatexs Everywhere, PACTORY 406 & 408 2. SITE BT., ¥. Y. For over 25 has a fragrance liar excellence. Information Promptly Given In Reference to All Financial Matters by Years . Blackwell's Bull Duarbam Smoking. Tobacco has been recognized as the standard of tobacco perfection. This is why we have remained, during this long period, the largest manufacturers of Smoking Tobacco in the world. It and flavor of pecu- Give it a trial. BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO Co., LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY, Banker, 50 bain, Hew York, comicbooks.com