Judge, 1893-10-21 · page 12 of 16
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This page from *Judge* magazine is primarily **advertisements and brief satirical quips** rather than a coherent political cartoon. The main illustrated cartoon shows three figures in winter clothing on what appears to be a snowy landscape, captioned "STRANGE INDEED." The dialogue references "Mrs. de Fash at Pumpkinville, Long Island" and "Hitler"—likely satirizing wealthy socialites and their pretentious summer plans, though the specific reference is unclear without fuller context. The bulk of the page contains **commercial advertisements** (Chocolat-Menier, woolens, beef extract) interspersed with **one-liner jokes** typical of *Judge's* format—brief, often cynical observations about marriage, human nature, and current events (references to Cleveland, the Kaiser's boil, vaccination debates). No major political figures are clearly caricatured. The satirical intent is diffuse: mocking social pretension, courtship awkwardness, and human folly generally rather than addressing specific contemporary events. This appears to be a typical *Judge* page mixing commerce with light social satire.
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Confection, but as a ° Drink, imparting strength, aiding digestion, is Chocolat - Menier most effective. Not a narcotic, like Tea, Coffee, or Cocoa, but a strengthening, unadul- terated Foop. Cocoa & Chocolate} JARE NO MORE TO BE COMPARED WITH EACH OTHER THAN Skimmed Milk to Pure Cream. Pamphlets giving recipes. and, sample, by ade dressing ‘American Branch Chocolat-Menier 65.W, Broadway, New York Cis or Menter Bigg? World's Fair, Me é | The majority rules in this country—except in the senate.—/ndianapolis News, enold Constable & Co., WOOLENS. Hand-loom Irish Tweeds, ENGLISH, SCOTCH AND IRISH SUITINGS. Beavers, Kerseys, Meltons, Box Cloths, Vicunas, Cheviots, Covert Coatings, Friezes. ENGLISH TROUSERINGS. Ladies’ Cloths. Broadway & 19th St NEW YORK. Jess—"* What makes that Sears girl act so qucerly?” Bess—"*She was disappoinied love.” Jess—"* Why, she’s been married six months.” Bess—"* That's it."— New York Herald. Seek THE OCTOBER NUMBER OF JUDGE'S LIBRARY is now out, and will be found to be superiativels Mr, Cleveland is understood to think that Esthet is a very pretty name, but that John would have been a better one.— Boston Globe, The kaiser is debarred from horseback ex- ercise by a boil. He will doubtless resume his manceuvres after the boil is over.—PAiladel- phia Record, Few people take kindly to vaccination. Yet vaccination is not worth a cent unless it takes. —Evening World. For ladies the best and purest tonic is An- gostura Bitters. It effectually cures dyspepsia and tones up the system. Dr. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons, manufacturers, At druggists. Any man who ever did any courting knows that negatives and dark rooms didn't begin with photography.—Philadelphia Times. One feature of a.cyclone is worthy of general imitation, It alway¥,does its level best.—Zow- ell Courier, When the first Napoleon gave an elaborate banquet at Versailles it was always topped off bya Marie Brizard & Koger cordial. They are still on sale and the quality never changes. T. W. Stemmler, Union square, New York. Water is so scarce now in the Cherokee out- let that even a Kentucky colonel would get cured of the hydrophobia,—£vmira Advertiser, When he begins to say it was his fault and she begins to declare it was hers, walk softly out of the room. ‘That is the kind of a differ- ence of opinion that leads to an agreement.— Atchison Globe, and WAIR GOODS of every descrip- tion for Ladies and Gentlemen on hand and made to order. Send for my circular. Wits L. RAUOHFUSS, MMB Estad. 2849, 44 East 12th Street, N.Y. ARAMIRACALOUS, the famous Has Also. Dye, a one-boitle preparation, '$1.0o per bottle. Fires!! the entire system with life-giving warmth and fires everyone with enthusiastic praise because of ity wonderful purity and appetizing flavor— Cudahy’s Extract of Beef, Rex Nand, Tvs prime, lean beef in a preserved form—s.': retain j freshness for years and years. Makes delicious +» r< gran’? bouillon that even the weakest inv. | cor sees ‘ and digest. Your grocer sells it—they all do, ai Send 6. to pay postage on a sample jar—ma'-d tree —. The Cudahy Pharmaceutical Co., South Om aha, Neb, A fish is a very fashionable animal. At least aes itis always in the swim.—Rochester Democrat, cll the tra dollar be wi] n News, Some people are too kind to If you ask one of them to lend declare he hasn't a cent.—Ga/: A girl should marry for protection instead of for revenue only.— Zammany Times, _ Some men are as covetou: live forever and others as pri were to die to-morrow,—A risto: they were ta se 38 if they KIN 'ByUSING Litt First twin—" Well, what do you think of this world anyway?" Second twin—"* Pretty rocky."—Kochester Democrat, BEST CALIFORNIA CHAMPACHE, Made from to 3 years old Sonoma Valley Win, AMERICA’S BEST PRODUCT, Our cellars, extending from Warren to Chamben Street, are the finest wine-cellars in this city. “They Good breeding is benevolence in trifles, or the preference of others to ourselves in the daily occurrences of life, —Zord Chatham, in Europe ! STRANGE INDEED. Hiriier (unexpectedly meeting Mrs. de Fash at Pumpkinville, Long Inland) —** Why, is that you, Mrs. de Fash? [ thought you said you were going to spend the summer at Newport.” Mrs, pe Fasit— ‘*Can this be you, Mr. Hiflier? You told me you were going to travel enable us to carry sufficient. stock to properly age the Wine ‘before drawing it off into bowiea The tet Proof of its superiority lies in the fact that we at tronized by the most prominent hesprals of New ‘ork, Brooklyn, and all parts of this country. Thave submitted A. 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