Judge, 1893-09-02 · page 11 of 16
Judge — September 2, 1893 — page 11: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and poetry**, not political satire. The main content includes: **Poetry Section**: "Lovely Maggie Sullivan" is a sentimental romantic poem about a man's infatuation with a woman named Maggie—typical Victorian-era verse found in such magazines. **Brief Humor/Commentary**: The scattered text snippets are light social observations about money scarcity, food supplies, and etiquette—unremarkable period humor without clear political targets. **Advertisements**: The page features numerous ads for products (Liebig's Beef Extract, Yale Smoking Tobacco, Williams' Shaving Stick, pianos, etc.), which dominated Judge's pages. There's no identifiable political cartoon visible in the image. The reference to "Governor Waite" at the page's top appears to be a throwaway joke about Colorado's governor, but context is lost due to OCR errors and fragmentation. **Bottom line**: This is a typical late-19th-century magazine page mixing light verse, social commentary, and commercial advertising rather than substantive political satire.
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Grocers and drug- ind o' easy now. i—but not goin’ to worry about we're gettin’ our share o” bizzine: thank God ! we're gettin’ along wi —Arkansaw Thomas Cat. 1¢ sure cure—Bromo-Seltzer. 2?" said M wil never do. litle farewell ny money in circulation i jadame Patti pleasantly. tour."—Chicago Tribune, I must run over for another Money may be scarce in New York, but there is a good supply of Spanish mackerel.— Buffalo Commercial. This reminds us of some- thing that was said in Ogdensburg once. ** Sir,” inquired the housewife on her rounds, **have you any nice strawberries?” ‘*1 haven't a berry,” said the grocer, “but I've got some very fine mop-handles."—Xochester Post Ex- press. As a specific against dyspepsia and as an appetizer, also for mixing in drinks, nothing is superior to BOKER’. BITTERS, renowned since 1828. The Buffalo Times-Republic says the Eagle has criticised Mr. Sheehan “‘often unjustly. very likely, but never intentionally so. _ Infal- is impossible in newspapers and char- acteristic only of Rome, heaven and the New Vork Evening Post.—Brooklyn Eagle, Among other old-fashioned sights that are fading away is the girl who does her hair up in curl-papers before going to bed. Modern science has developed the curling-iron and oil- lamp, and a girl's head at night looks like a married woman's.—A(chison Globe, Chambers, the great English dietist, says, “Champagne with the least alcohol is remar! ably exhilarating.” Cook's Extra Dry Imperial leads, The trouble is, according to Ward Mcallis- ter, we are spending too much money. In other words, it is better to be one of the fore- handed than one of the four hundred.—Schen- ectady Union, BE SURE TO VISIT THE EXHIBIT OF SCONCAUR LOVELY MAGGIE SULLIVAN. Oh, lovely Maggie Sullivan, your dark eyes’ tender charm Has stirred my soul.to mutiny, and wrought a deadly harm ; The coral reefs, your luring lips, have wrecked my lifeboat fair ; | Stretch out your snowy arms to me and rescue from despair! T heard the music of a bird beyond the hedge of thorn, And lo! a rose had found a voice—‘twas Mag- gie in the corn! She tossed a dewy spray to me, she smiled so frank and true, ‘That glance and smile were shafts to pierce my bosom through and throngh, | Her hair was like the burnished breast of birds | from southern lands, | Her brow the home of gracious thought; her | fair and dimpled hands | Had motions like white doves that flit between | the earth and sky ; They wove for me the poesy of love too sweet to die, The silken lashes kiss her cheek; might I that freedom take! T long all worthy deeds to dare and do for her | dear sake ; | Though wit and soul, with beauty’s curves, have made her so divine, Yet all in vain her winsomeness, if never to be | mine, My darling Maggie Sullivan, beneath the stars of June Your perfumed lips in soft eclipse set all my life atune To lofty measures, noble aims ; I feel heroic thrills In every vein; immortal pain has silenced mor- tal ills. —Helen Rich, => SEND FOR CATALOGUE SE __ In these days of progress the BEST is just good enough for a buyer who pays his honest Dollars. Among Pianos the BEST is the rap-ags EB, rath Sty New vork. 1108 Olive Sure ga Hea, Syren Chi eee | YOUMANS CELEBRATED HATS. The superior quality of the material used. the ex. quite design. the lightoess io weight, and the great femand, is a guarantee that Youmans has no superior. 1107, 719, 188 Broadway, NEW YORK. Authorized Agents in every city. Liebig COMPANY’S Extract of Beef AT THE WORLD’S FAIR, CHICAGO. 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