Judge, 1893-03-18 · page 14 of 16
Judge — March 18, 1893 — page 14: what you’re looking at
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This is primarily an **advertising page** from Judge magazine (January 1, 1893), containing no discernible political cartoons or satirical commentary on the visible portions. The page features standard late-19th-century product advertisements: W. Baker & Co.'s cocoa, Woodbury's facial soap and shaving products, Fahys watch cases, the Equitable Life Assurance Society financial statement, various hotels, the Hoffman House cigar, Dueber watches, Pears' Soap, and Bouquet cigars. There is one **minor joke** in the sporting goods section: "One of the peculiarities of the sporting world is to see a twenty-cent man owning a fifty-dollar dog"—a quip about working-class men prioritizing expensive hunting dogs over their own modest means. The "Jugs Quarterly" illustration appears to be a magazine cover or advertisement insert, but lacks clear satirical content visible here. The page reflects typical Judge content: primarily commercial, with advertisements subsidizing the publication.
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Unlike the Dutch Process No Alkalies Other Chemicals are used in tho Preparation of W. BAKER & CO0.’S reakfastCocoa which ts absolutely ‘pure and soluble. Ithas morethan three times the strenyth of Cocoa mixed ‘with Starch, Arrowroot oF Sugar, and 1s far m costing less than one cent a cup. lelicious, nourishing, and EASILY DicEsTED. Sold by Grorers everywhere. W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass, One of the peculiarities of the sporting world is to see a twenty-cent_man owning a fifty- dollar dog.—Cleveland Plain Dealer. WOODBURY’S FACIAL SOAP xu SCALP, SKIN AND COMPLEXION. ‘The result of 20 years’ practical experience in treat- ing the flpa medicinal toilet-soap for bathing and beautifying. Prepared by a dermatolo- gist Sold by druggists, grocers and d 3 dealers, or sent by mall, 3 cakes fur WOODBURY’S ANTISEPTIC SHAVING-STICKS AND BARS. possible (o contract a skin disease when used. Inston fue barber using it when shaving yo! Sticks, Harbers’ Bare 16e., 2 for 25e. a00e A Sample Cake uf Facial Soap and « 150-page book on Dermatology and Beauty, illustrated : on Skin, Scalp, Nervous and Blood Diseases and their eatment, sent sealed on receipt of 10 cts also Distigurements, Nike Birth Marks, Motes, Warts, In- dia Ink wader Marks. Scars, Pittinies, Redness of Nose, Supertluous Hair. Pimples. Facial Develop- ment. Changing the Features, Shaping the Ears. Nose: ete. . OWN H. WOODBURY. bag tnrag da 125 West 42d Street, New Yor! Comsahaline Pros af tier an by ition” YES, CK CUFFS ARE EXPENSIVE: Se rod ran them and 00 does 190 of any other life assurance company, a larger roe Gonlar (8 weeaine rate’ at which we bin fppiy them t We| quality of its Yonlany meter than for fl Soe if woattactory, SPORTING GOODS fs eESS Smoked by Connoisseurs. On Sale at all Popular Clubs, Cafes, Hotels. AND DEALERS GENERALLY. FOSTER-HILSON CO., Makers, Cor. 39th Stand First Ave., New York, P.S.=If your dealer dove not heep them onder direct from et BEATTY degre | company in the world. -Fahys wouldn’t put a &y Lalys\4x durable, good and so bad protectors. arch (14 karat) or Montauk (10 karat) Gold Filled Watch Case, is stiff and You wouldn’t have a delicate, beautiful wife live in a rickety hovel, would you? Yo delicate, high-priced watch movement in a case that wouldn't pro- tect it, either. Solid gold cases are soft, A Fahys Mon- protection. Elegant ap- MONARCH pearance as solid gold, and much cheaper. Trade Mark, Your jeweller has them. THE EQUITABLE Lire ASSURANCE Society OF THE UNITED STATES. JANUARY 1, 1893. Assets ..... $153,060,052.01 Reserve on all existing Policies (4% Standard), and all other liabilities, $121,870,236.52 Total Undivided Surplus (4% Stand- ard), including Special Reserve of $2,500,000 towards establishment of a 34 valuation. 31,189,815.49 $153,060,052.01 Income... .. $40,286,237.49 Disbursements . 24,161,947.34 New Assurance in 1892 660 ee oe + + $200,490,316,00 Outstanding Assurance. 850,962,245,00 The Society has about double the Surplus Income, a larger number and amount of poli- cies in force, and transacts larger annual new business than any other life assurance But the Directors of the Society deem t! and the economy of i important than the volume of new business obtained. While the expenses of management of the Society have for a number of years been less than those of other prominent companies, they show a farther improvement in 1892, indicated by a reduction of 2 per cent. in th tio of expenses to total income, which re rats a saving to policy-holders of $800,000 during the year. ‘The chief end and aim of the management of the Bociety is to conduct its affairs with more judicious economy, if possibi defore, with special regard to the earning of SURPLUS, out of which oIviDENDS are ma for policy-bold HENRY B. HYDE, President, JAMES W. ALEXANDER, V.-P.! 180 Kansas last week startled experts in parliae mentary law by having bayonets made the principal points in order.—Baltimore Ameri- can, We heard a mechanic sav that he would not be without Salvation Oil. It kills pain, Nothing hurts a dude so much as the finding of himself in the soup when he thought he was in the swim.— Zexas Siftings. We perspire a pint a day with. out knowing it; ought to. If not, there’s trouble ahead. The ob. structed skin becomes sallow or breaks out in pimples. The trouble goes deeper, but this is trouble enough. If you use Pears’ Soap, no mat. ter how often, the skin is clean and soft and open and clear. All sorts of stores sell it, cs. pecially druggists; all sorts of people use it. Indulgent aunty (after stuffing little nephew with doughnuts and fruit-cake)—'* What docs your mamma give you between meals?” Littl nephew—"* Orders not to eat." Exchange, HOTEL BRUNSWICK. EQUAL TO ANY IMPORTED CICAR. Exact Size Perfecto. We prefer you sho buy of your dealer: If hie dt not keep them send $1.00 for sainple box of 10, by mall, to JACOB STAHL, JR, & CO., Makers, 68th Street and 3d Avenue, N. ¥. City. hotels Everywhere. NEW YORK CITY. EVOORT HOUSE, Fifth Avenue (near Wash- yaton square), New York. 0. B. Lissy. GHAND UNION HOTEL, Evroresx Prax (Opposite Grand Central Depot, 42d st.), New Rooms $1 a day and upwards. Baggage t a Srom Grand Central depot free ALBANY, N. Y. KEELER’S EUROPEAN HOTEL, Maidec ‘Lane, Albany. BALTIMORE, MD. ST, JAMES HOTEL. Ev. Puan, Geo. F, Aoaus 1.90 UD. PARK HOTEL, A New, Modern-built, Ficenfot and toaly Sinsily First-class Family Hotel. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. The most elexant baih-house inthe country. Beautifully located Superbly appointed. Sanitary construction perfect. Spacious observatory. u (elightfal park and grounds. getters of inquiry promptly answer R'E: JACKSON, Manager. SOLID SILVERINE E HOT SPR ARK. oul In treating for Hawaii all parties to the case seem to have taken it straight. ‘There is no sugar in it,—PAiladelphia Ledger. Scott's Emulsion not only stops a cold, bet it effects results of flesh and strength that great. ly reduce liability to colds. ‘The druggist’s female favorites—Rose Mary and several Sals.—Pharmaceutical Era, JUST ISSUED!! Costs 25 cts., and worth a dollar. Buy it when offered. CARL UPMANN’S BOUQUET CIGAR BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. America's Favorite TEN-OBNT CIGAR For Sale by first-class Dealers here. Everyw! Factory, - 406.and408 East 59th St, NT comicbooks.com