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This page is primarily **advertising**, featuring product endorsements and promotional material for *Frank Leslie's Weekly* (1894). The few editorial jokes include: **"Van Alen as bloated monoclist"** — A satirical jab at wealthy New York society figure Van Alen, likely ridiculing his aristocratic pretensions and monocle-wearing affectation. **Prohibitionists joke** — A pun: prohibitionists "don't make headway as a party" because "they take water so easily," mocking temperance advocates as ineffectual. **Gate receipts/success** — A brief quip suggesting theatrical/entertainment success is measured only by money, not artistic merit. The page otherwise showcases period advertisements for patent medicines (Packer's Tar Soap), spirits (Cook's Champagne, Boker's Bitters), and cocktail kits—reflecting 1890s consumer culture and the era's unregulated medical product marketing.

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.a song of cutter boats Coming here to sail 1 a crew of Britishers ‘On the weather-rail ; ‘em reaching, tacking, and Running with the wind. (’, Johnnie gets the trophy-cup— Gets it in his mind. —WNew York Sun, iystow's Soornine Syrup for Chil- thing; soothes the child, softens the <s ail pain, cures wind colic and diar- cents a bottle. Mas. «: from the rapidity with which he gal- the continent the archduke Franz intends to write a book about the —Chicago Herald. “The prohibitionists don’t seem to make moch headway as a party. Why is it?” “1 because they take water so easily.” York Press. CHAFING, Itching, Dandruff, PRICKLY HEAT, and Odors from Perspiration, Speedily Relieved by Packer’s Tar Soap. Wards Off Contagion. Success is chiefly gauged by the gate-re- ceipts.— Blizzard, The old reliable firm, Marie Brizard & Roger, established for a century and a half. ‘he only first-class cordials on the market. For sale everywhere, ya; W. Stemmler, Union square, New orl In the opinion of the Washington Post Mr. Van Alen is destined to go down in political history as a bloated monoclist. Gentleman's Smoke' Deep Adelhtfl bec SS Jones Perish, Levsiana Perigue Geavine Irv eric Tekh, ta Br rg a Bri Bins Clasucr and Petes MARBURG BROS. BALTIMORE MO. Sin is shortsightedness.— Tray Press. Cook's Imperial Champagne has stood the test for thirty years. ‘There is no better spark- ling wine made, It's extra dry. Is more often called upon than any other member of her sex—The telephone-girl.— Philadelphia Call. zoth Edition, postpaid for ase. (or stamps). THE HUMAN HAIR, Why it Falls OF; Turns Gray, and the Remedy. yy PROF. HARLEY PARKER. F. R.A. PLono & Con tory Aren Sts Binadeigbin, Pa. Sitveryone should read this little book."—A thenaum. World'efatr travelers will be delighted with the fonay Jupor's QUARTERLY. THE ROSY FRE: HNE S As a specific against dyspepsia and as an appetizer, also for mixing in drinks, nothing is superior to BOKER'S BITTERS, renowned since 1828. eee 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 varags Btath St, ne 2 Sve’ Stcet, mea spe Sure * ‘Wath A ‘are. GENTLEMEN! Don’t suffer longer with imperfect and unreliable Coutar Burtons, A postal- ard will bring yeu a circular describing je Benedict’? patent. Junce in ores itas the best. Made in both solid BENEDIOT BROS, 1/1 Broadway, W. Y. Cty. A Better Cocktail at Home ‘THAN 19 SERVED OVER ANY DAR Dt THE WORLD The Club Cocktails MANHATTAN, MARTINI, WHISKY, HOLLAND GIN, Tom GIN AND VeRMoUTH. i, For the Yacht, For the Sea Shore, For the Mountains, j For the Fishing Par: ated, fits aves bot kee 2 BURLING SLIP, N. t; For the Camping Party, For the Summer Hotel, For everywhere that a delicious Cocktail s apprecl- ’e’prefer that you should buy of your dealer ‘them we will send m selection four bottles, pr $600, G. F. HEUBLEIN & BRO., Sole Prop’s, Laboratory, HARTFORD, CONN. (27 Fok Sate sy att Davoorsts ax Deateas, Frank [_eslie’s Weekly rr ISQA $4.00 per Year; 10C. per Copy. TRUDI SUBSCRIPTIONS to this great national illustrated journal of the times are invited for the following reasons : ITS ILLUSTRATIONS are the best published, and cover all subjects of importance to the people. ITS EDITORIAL PAGE has no equal for broad discussion of public affairs. ITS ARTICLES ON SPECIAL SUBJECTS, by the best writers of the day, are never stale. ITS LITERARY FEATURES, by way of popular short stories, have no equal. ITS WOMAN'S PAGE is always bright and full of timely suggestions. Its Children’s page, theatrical column, face studies and other features, are unexcelled. HOME LIFE is Brightened and Heightened by regu- lar visits of ARKELL WEEKLY Co., 110 Fifth Avenue, Frank Leslie’s Weekly. NEW YorRK LEWIS @. TEWKSBURY, BANKER, 50 Broadway, lew York, Buys and sells Bills of Exchange on all parts of the world. comicbooks.com