Judge, 1893-02-25 · page 12 of 16
Judge — February 25, 1893 — page 12: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising**, with scattered **brief jokes and social commentary** rather than significant cartoons. The short satirical items are mostly one-liners in 1880s-style satirical magazines, making light of contemporary life: Pennsylvania courts punishing people for working on Sundays, Cleveland's cabinet being "negative," and a joke about a man outliving seven wives (remarriage extending longevity). The largest illustrated content is **text about Frank Leslie's Weekly's** plans to cover President Cleveland's inauguration. The page otherwise consists entirely of **product advertisements**: bicycles, beef extract, champagne, whiskey, silk clothing, health remedies, tobacco cessation treatments, and patent medicines—typical Judge magazine filler. These ads represent the commercial and health products marketed to 1880s American consumers, many now recognized as quackery (tobacco cures, "anti-pyrine" headache powders). There is **no significant political cartoon or satire** visible here—this is a representative page showing how 19th-century magazines subsidized publication through abundant advertising.
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Bullington Hou e BEST LINE JCAGO AND cH st. Louis Pacific Coast. Lichig COMPANY'S Extract of Beef. Do you want a cup of Beer Tea? See that it is made from the GENonNe. Tncomparably the best. Pure, palatable, refreah- ing. ' Dissolves clearly. See Baron Liebig's are not worth a dollar — Columbia bicy cles are worth their price—no more— we don't build bicycles for fun — we give } you your money's worth — beware of the man who says he gives more— our beau- tiful book about Columbias is yours free at Columbia agencies — by mail for two two cent stamps — Pope Mfg. Co., Bos- ton, New York, Chicago, Hartford. Constable & Co. INDIA PONGEES, PRINTED CORAHS, RONGEANTS, CHINA SHIRTING SILKS, Figured China Silks, SPRING STYLES. Broadwary & 19+ St. NEW YORK. OLD BLUE RIBBON Whisky. A Strictly Pure, Old-fashioned Sour-mash Kentucky Whisky. Distilled, aged and bottled only by us. Its purity guaranteed. Put up one dozen bottles in a case, Every bottle has blue ribbon attached bearing our signature. Barrel goods sold in Bond. our Gealer for it. Agents wanted. * Not content with fining a man for publishing a Sunday newspaper, the Pennsylvania courts have punished some linemen for mending tele- graph wires on the sabbath. Pretty soon they will be burning witches in the Keystone state. —Boston News, If you do not use a whole bottle of Cook's Extra Dry Champagne at once a rubber cork will keep it for days. “What is the matter with Belldoe? He seems upset.” ‘Well, the fact is his plans have miscarried and he is troubled with nerv- ous frustration,” —Boston Gazette, Angostura Bitters, indorsed by physicians and chemists for purity and wholesomeness. Dr. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons, sole manufactur- ers.” Ask your druggist. Papa—* Wonder how it is night-shir longer than dress-shirts?” Mamma—' Be- cause you don't wear them out."—Clothiers’ Weekly. last No Anti-Pyrine in Bromo-Seltzer. Cures all headaches—Trial bottle, roc. We would suggest to Mr. Wanamaker that a change be made in the flavoring of the mu- cilage used on the Columbian stamps. Give 8s something more appetizing. —Cenajoharie radii. Reason? BrecHAM's Pitts act like magic. Mr. Cleveland was interviewed again yester- day. What he said about the cabinet was a photograph of the situation—a sort of cabinet photograph —it was a negative.— Baltimore American, YOU DON'T HAVE TO SWEAR OFF using tobacco if you will take NO-TO-BAC, the wonderful, harmless, guaranteed tobacco-habit cure. Tt costs but a trifte, and the man who wants to quit will find in NO-TO-BAC a permanent cure. Sold by . Send for book titled" Don't Tobacco-s smoke Vour Life Away.” Mailed free. Address THE STERLING REMED diana Mineral Springs, Ind. ¥ CO., Box 751, In- That marriage is not a failure as regards the attainment of ripe old age, but rather is con- ducive to longevity, has again been demon- strated. Joseph Winsor, who died a few days ago at Providence, Rhode Island, was eighty- four years of age and left a number of notable inventions and seven widows.— Blizzard, DL. Dowors HEALTH Exenciean. et ‘ches: iners | THE INAUGURATION OF PRESIDENT CLEVELAND Frank Leslie's Weekly (No. 1956). Frank Lesuie’s Weekty for the first week in March will be al- most wholly devoted to scenes and in- cidents attending the inauguration of President-elect Cleveland. It promises to be by far the best of all the illustrated apers for that week. and will no doubt ave a very greatly increased sale. | The LESLIE illustrations of the inauguration will be made by a large staff of artists, some of whom have al- ready been sent to Washington, and will be executed in the highest style of the engraving and printing art. PENN von Sure gut MUTUAL ity, on easier terms, Price, $15 per dozen bottles. FIBLE & CRABB DISTI'LING CO., Eminence, Ky. at less cost than else- LIF! where, Address, erfal in its effects, is easily administered, assimilates thoroughly and action of the stomach, The Cudahy Process ‘There’s as many ways of transforming the lean meat of a steer into a solid or liquid extract of beef as there are steers. All ways are not good ways—clean ways. King among Savory Foods stands CUDAHY’S EXTRACT o BEEF Properly called the “Rex” Brand Your dealer knows the difference— insist on “Rex.” The KODAK Ree North Pole. aN ‘The Explorer Endorses the Kodak. “My pictures were ‘all taken with a Ko and I regard the Kodak as responsible for having obtained a series of pictures which quality and quantity exceed any that have b drought back from Greenland and the | R. E. Peary, U.S.X, THE CUDAHY PACKING CO. South Omaha, Neb. euaiete W. &, DOUGLAS EASTMAN KODAK CO., Sead for. 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