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This page is primarily **advertisements and humorous filler content** rather than political cartoons. Judge magazine here showcases commercial ads (Scott's Emulsion digestive supplement, Armstrong garters, railroad routes, pens, cocoa) mixed with brief satirical jokes. The few jokes present are apolitical: - A bald man advertises a hair restoration "cure"—just wear a wig - A prisoner blames his crime on his doctor's hypnotic suggestion to "take something before bed" (a digestive aid joke) - A newspaper editorial quip about British politician Lord Randolph being "unexpected" There are **no identifiable political cartoons or caricatures** on this page. The content reflects turn-of-century American consumer culture and light humor typical of Judge's lighter material, designed mainly to fill space around paid advertisements. The satirical edge is minimal—mostly gentle wordplay rather than sharp political commentary.

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| A Weak Digestion | strange as it may seem, is caused from lack of that which is never « sactly digested—/fat, The, igreate fact in connection with Seatt’s Emulsion appears at this point—it is partly| digest. fat—and the most weakened digestion is quickly streng: vened by it, | 7 only posstble help in Consumption is the larrest of waste and re- |e 1 of new, healthy tis: Scott's Emulsion has done wonders in Con- v All¢rogeista, itor Hs All handler Tue ARMSTRONG GENTLEMEN'S Garter. The easiest and best garter ever worn, Always clean. Always the| same tension. Ask your dealer for} them, or send to THE ARMSTRONG MFG. CO., Bridgeport, Conn. New York office, 242 Canal St. Price, 25c. RY pOETHE AGE. YAVEIT. at ast &SON PHILADELPHIF its through cars the most importam cntres of the United States and Canada. st of America’s Health and Pleasure Feorts This is tk vo direct line to Niagara Falls by way of the son River and through the beautiful ley arrive at and depart from Grand Central rth Avenue and Forty-second Street: centre of hotel and residence section, and road station in New York, 40d 4 twocent stamp George huceoger Aceat, Uraod Ceairal Seatioy Now | Or A,B. Farnsworth, G. E. Pass. In the British parliament Lord Randolph is the unexpected, and he always happens.—Bal- fimore American, —_ Newspapers which are ihclined to criticise congress for giving the title ambassador” to our first-class foreign ministers should remem- ber that there is'no more necessity for dignity and starch in a man called ai i“ than in one referred to as an dinary and minister plenipotentia ter Herald, Dent He advertised that he'd a plan— ‘The best one—for restoring hair To any poor, bald-headed man Who had’ the laugh of friends to bear. He offered his advice complete For fifty cents—a sum not big— And victims soon were in receipt Of this instruction—** Wear a wig!" Printer’s Ink, your worship,-1 committed the theft with which | am charged entirely through the instigation of my medical adviser.” Mag tstrate—"* You mean to say that, in carry- ing out an experiment in hypnotism, he Suggested the crime to.you?” Prisoner—"*1 don't know about that ; but one thing is cer- tain, he told me to, take something before going to bed."— Drake's Magasine, Very important changes have recently been made in round-trip California tickets. We are prepared to offer extraordinary inducements and travelers. For fuil particulars address JOHN SEBASTIAN, Gen Ticket & Pass. Agt., GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE, ‘CHICAGO, ILL. ARt. Be Pass. Agt ington Street, Boston, Mass.—W, J, Leaby, Pass. Agt., Mid. Dis, 11'S. oth St., Philadelphia, Pa—Jas Gass, Trav. Pass. 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