Judge, 1893-10-28 · page 12 of 16
Judge — October 28, 1893 — page 12: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This is primarily an **advertising page** from Judge magazine, with scattered satirical commentary typical of the publication. The notable cartoon appears in the lower left: a simple line drawing of two figures in conversation, accompanying a joke about occupations. The text quips that "You can't always tell a man's occupation from his appearance. For instance, the walking delegate seldom has a striking air." **"Walking delegate"** refers to a labor union representative—a figure of some controversy in the 1890s. The joke suggests these union organizers lack distinctive appearance or bearing, likely reflecting anti-labor sentiment common in Judge's upper-class readership. The page also includes political commentary: a reference to Cleveland as "Charles I" (comparing him to the executed English king) and a jab at Nevada's senator, reflecting contemporary political tensions. Otherwise, the page consists of advertisements for Remington typewriters, Erie railway lines, Pears' soap, and various patent medicines—typical late-19th-century consumer goods and services aimed at Judge's affluent audience.
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REMINGTON TYPEWRITER For Excellence of Workmanship, Superior- ity of Design, Manipulation, Great Durability, Simplicity, Easy Speed, Mani- folding Ability, ete, ete, Absolutely unrivaled. SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED DESCRIPTION, WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, 327 Broadway, N. Y. Aenold Constable & Co. MEN’S WOOLENS. ENGLISH, SCOTCH AND IRISH SUITINGS. Hand-loom Irish Tweeds, OVERCOATINGS: Beavers, Kerseys, Meltons, Box Cloths, Cheviots, Vicunas, Friezes, Covert Coatings. ENGLISH TROUSERINGS. Ladies’ Cloths, Coatings. Broadway & Dts |= NEW YORK, It would be a good plan to lock the senate in the capitol and keep the obstructing members ‘on some sort of a diet, without whisky, until they vote.—Aartha's Vineyard Herald. THE OCTOBER NUD JUDGE'S LIBRARY is now out, and will be found to be superlatively funny. Price tocents. To be bad of all newsdealers and train-boys, You can't always tell a man’s occupat from his appearance. For instance, the walk- ing delegate seldom has a striking air.—Bufalo Courier. ERIE LINES. ‘THE MOST POPULAR ROUTE TO THE World’s Fair. SOLID VESTIBULE TRAINS. with through Sleepers and Dining Cars, via CHAUTAUQUA LAKE AND NIAGARA FALLS, Choice of routes, going and returning. STOP-OVER PERMITTED. Eacuraion tickets on sale at following offices: 401, 261, 291, 649 and 967 Broadway, 105 West street, ‘Chambers si. and West 2M st wists 333 Fulton Sarah Bernhardt was present at the bombard- ing of Kio de Janeiro and says she enjoyed it greatly. No wonder, Unless she has taken ‘on considerable flesh of late there was no dan- ger of any shell hitting her.—Chicago Mail, HOYT'S “A TEMPERANCE TOWN," now being played at the Madison Square theatre, is making the sign '* Standing-room only” a nightly neces: If the reader de- sires an evening of real laughter he should witness Hoyt's latest success. Abbas pasha, khedive of Egypt, has created a feeling of uneasiness, not to call it distress, at the court of St. James. He threatens to visit London next spring.—Philadelphia Ledger. WIGS = Also ARAMIR Dye, 2 one-bott and MAIR GOODS of every descrip- tion for Ladies and Gentlemen on hand and made to "RxSoft Send for my circular. 1849.44 Eas Past ath Suedt, N. ¥. Mun sSALOUS, the famous Hait Preparation, $1.00 per bottle, Send money by re istered mail. NSWicke | If Cleveland is Charles I. let's hope that thé , Senator from Nevada is the last of the Stewarts, —Boston Herald, | Neuralgic headaches promptly cured by Bromo-Seltzer—Trial bottle, 10 cts. fabobs is a very successful physician, “Yes; and he made his mark on his first patient.” ** Indeed! How so *Vac- cinated him."”— Rochester Democrat. Bright eyes, healthy complexion and a vigor- ous system result from using Angostura Bitters. Sole manufacturers, Dr. J. G. joes Atal druggists. “ Here's a fall opening with great reduction in. prices,” remarked the basket of eggs as it dropped off the grocery counter.—Elmira Ga- zette, Any person wishing to purchase a strictly first-class piano is advised to visit the sales- room of Sohmer & Co., 149-155 East Four- teenth street, New York city. There is one thing of symmetry and beauty about all legislative bodies. Empty speeches are addressed to empty seats.—Mew York World, WINE OF THE ARISTOCRACY. Theophile Roederer & Co.'s celebrated Red Label Champagne preferred by all connois- seurs for thirty years. T. W. Stemmler, Union | square, sole agent. It is so easy for us to see other people's faults that we can’t understand why it is that they can't see our virtues, — Exchange, Have ygu used PEARS sox), That beats me,” the drum said confides. tially, referring to the rose-wood stick, — Sem. ville Journal, No man is as good as he demands the yoary man shall be who asks for his daughte— Atchison Globe, Perfecto. HOTEL BRUNSWICK EQUAL TOANY IMPORTED CIGAR. Wepre you should bay of your Gealer: 1€ he does not beep Tem, vend $1.00 for eamplebox of 10,7 nal JACOB STAHL, JR. & CO., Makers, 16S8th Kt. and Bd Ave. New York Cy. ‘Downtown depot, Sarbrag, 1!9 Pultoa Stret. Street-cars with eight-corner seats would be quite popular.—Philadelphia Call. a new play by Joseph Arthur, author of ** Blue Jeans,” is now running at the Fourteenth Street theatre. It is one of the most original and entertaining plays now on the New York stage, and must be seen to be appreciated. Eastern man—" How are things in Dugout City now?” Western man—"* Booming—just a-booming. Why, I happened to want a little spending money last week, and it didn't take me half an hour to get a third mortgage on my house."—New York Weekly. For a disordered liver try Beecham’s Pills. A THINKING MACHINE Is what the brain Is, «. needs the nourishment of a stimulating and natural food. There is no product that contains more phosphorus and calcium, food for the brain and nerves, than is to be found in the active properties of clams. Your physician will tell you that the claims made for Burnham's Clam Bouil- lon are based on physiological facts. Thinking men and women with tired brains should use it at least twice a day. BURNHAM’ CLAM BOUILLON. Never buy Clam h}] Bouillon for the sick, except in Glass Bottles. Grgoors, & Drageiate ‘Ber too ana “to st, Brooklyn ; 200 Hudson ken and Jersey City Station. ° Circulars showing routes and rates can be obtained from Ticket ‘Agents, To be in love or to speak in class-meeting a fellow doesn’t have to look silly; but so many people forget this,—Clereland Plain Dealer. The lawyer is like the slugger. If he wasts to succeed he must keep in practice —Pis. |ume, Two Inside Covers, - — - Sixteen Inside Pages, Small Advertisements, this year will be bigger, better and more brilliant than ever. ADVERTISING FORMS CLOSE NOVEMBER /Oth SHARP. Will be on sale evervwhere during entire month of December. ~ i ADVERTISING RATES. Ontstde Cover (lithographed in 8 colors), $1,000 (sold) 600 (sold). - - 400. f $1.00 per line. WILLET F. COOK, Advertising Manager. comicbooks.com