Judge, 1894-01-06 · page 11 of 16
Judge — January 6, 1894 — page 11: what you’re looking at
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This is primarily an **advertising page** from Judge magazine, interspersed with brief humorous anecdotes rather than political cartoons. The notable content includes: **The anecdotes** are gentle social humor: a child's innocent religious rebuttal about docking horses' tails; a Wellesley girls' poem joking about wanting men ("World without men—ah, me!"); and a juror refusing to deliver a verdict without payment—satirizing venal courtroom practices. **The advertisements** reflect late 19th/early 20th-century consumer products: Packer's Tar Soap for skin conditions, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, Bromo-Seltzer hangovers, and various patent medicines—some of dubious efficacy by modern standards. One item mentions **Jennie A. Taylor**, a missionary going to Congo with dental tools and Bibles—gently mocking missionary zeal by combining evangelism with dentistry. There is **no significant political satire** on this page—it's largely commercial, aimed at selling products to Judge's middle-class readership.
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The other day I was told of a little girl who attended a distribution of prizes given by the | society for the prevention of cruelty to animals. She bad won, you must know, a book as a re- ward for writing the best essay on the subject given, and, with the other successful children, was undergoing a viva-voce examination, “Well, my dear,” said the gentleman who had given away the prizes, ‘can you tell me why. it is cruel to dock horses’ tails?" ** Because,’ answered the little girl, ** what God has joined together let no man put asunder."—Leisure Hours. Mrs, Winstow’s Soornine Syrup for Chil- ren ‘Teething ; soothes the child, softens the ums, allays ail pain, cures wind colic and diar- Thea, 25 cents a bottle. She loved him very tenderly ; He loved her not a bit. Yet fate decreed that on this night “They side by side should sit. * Say something sweet, dear,” said the maid; And through her colored glasses She eyed him fondly as he breathed The single word—"* Molasses ! Boston Budget. After a night with the boys, Yours for a clear head—Bromo-Seltzer. Oakland, Texas, has produced a striking jury which would not hand in a verdict until each juror had been paid his fifty-cent fee. When the sealed verdict was opened and found to read “The jury cannot agree” that jury be- came a “struck jury,” the justice imposing on each juror a fine of two dollars and a half.— New York Telegram, ‘They have dubbed him Walter Queenmaker Gresham.—Rochester Post Express. CHAPPING, Chafing, DANDRUFF, Itching, Speedily Relieved by PACKER’S TAR SOAP. “*Chapped skin is a winter plague easily avoided by Its use."—Medical Standard. The Wellesley girls say, AS at ve rs the; a "Help us good maids to be. Give us patience to wait Till some subsequent date ; World without men—ab, me!” —Brunonian, ILL-TEMPERED BABIES are not desirable in any home. Insufficient nourishment naturally produces ill - temper. Guard against the annoyance of fretful children by feeding nutritious and digestible food. The Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk is the most perfect and successfl of all infant s. Snoquaimie Falls in Washington is said to be very rich in gold, but the question is how to get at it. It is not deemed feasible to raise the falls up with jack-screws and then knock off the gold with a sledge-hammer.—Fiorida Times-Union, Syrup. It will cure you at once, ‘A cow died in Springfield, Ohio, from eat- ing too many apples, which gave rise to some trouble in cider.—Boton Courier. FOR A CENTURY AND A HALF Marie Brizard & Rogers’ cordials have been Jennie A. Taylor, who has started for the Congo region as a missionary, carries a set of dental instruments as well as an assortment of bibles. When her patients begin to suffer un- der her tooth-filling operations she intends to comfort them by reading chapters from the you? degrees at once, continual headache, bellyache, sickness at stomach, blind stagger: pox, hives, spring-halt, seven-year itch, disor- dered liver, kidney trouble, each bone in one’s body trying to ache more than the others, and about forty other indescribable diseases. 7 ‘ of these, never less, sometimes more, at one Cease coughing by using Dr. Bull's Cough | and the same time.— Oil City Blizzard. book of Job.—Lxchange. Cook's Extra Dry bas no superior. Cook's Imperial is perfectly pure. Cook's Champagne, splendid bouquet. Highest award, diploma and medal, Colum- bian exposition. So you want to know what the grip is, do It is a combination of bad colds, several chicken- All Nervous headaches promptly cured b Bromo-Seltzer—Trial bottle, 10 cts. Every husband hears a great deal about some other husband who lets his wife manage the money.—A tchison Globe. acknowledged as the purest. Everybody ad- mits their Créme de Menthe is the best. For sale everywhere. T. W. Stemmler, Union square, New York. No, Minerva; profane history is not the rec- ord of the development of wit and humor on the stage.—Elmira Gazette, Beecham’s pills are for biliousness sick headache bilious headache bad taste in the dyspepsia mouth sour stomach _ coated tongue torpid liver loss of appetite dizziness piles Chest Pains Short breath, palpita- tion, weak and sore lungs, pleurisy, coughs, colds, asthma bron: chitis relieved in OnE. Minute by the Cuti- CURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER, the first and only instantaneous pain-killing plaster. For weak, painful kidneys, back ache, uterine pains and weakness, itp simply wonderful. It vitalizes the nervous forces, and hence cures nervous pains and mus- cular weakness when all others fail. ice: acs five, $1.00, At all druggists or sll "botice Duse ano Casa Cotte Bose when caused by constipation; and constipation is the most frequent cause ofall of them. Book free; pills 25c. At drugstores, or write B F Allen Co, 365 Canal st, New York, Man first steals a small marble, then an um- | brella, next a hat, and after that a girl or a [horse.—Dallas Nezws, = Rae’s Lucca Oil pale GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY PURE BY The Perfection - - of Olive Oil, WORLDS FAIR STARCH GROWS STICKY, fois the buly Complocon Powter Bi forse, ‘The home that knows a whistling boy would not part with one gleam of his sunny nature, one note of his joyous tune, for all the tariff cranks and sedate philosophers in the wide world. Whistle on, thou merry youngster, and think not of life's tuneless days, its discordant years, its rickety bridges, for you may know them’ all quite soon enough.— Poughkeepsie News-Press, As a specific against dyspepsia and as an appetizer, also for mixing in drinks, nothing is superior to BOKER'S BITTERS, renowned since 1828, Cora van Sulleigh—" Have you any theory, Mr. Chumpford, in regard to the ten lost tribes, of Israel?" Chumpford—" No, Miss Cora; but I guess they could be found somewhere over on the east side."—Raymond's Monthly. Directum hasn't been misnamed, It is his business to show other colts the way.—Phila- delphia Record, In Norway men have to be vaccinated before they can yote. In other words, those who en- joy the rights of suffrage must come up to the scratch.—Rechester Democrat. 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 tarags E,rath St, Sw Vert i Mo Ne : 1108 Olive Street, teens} 314 Post Street, ‘San Francisco. 367 Wabash Ave., Chicago. When you ask for CALISAYA LA RILLA, you need not fear imitations, Calisaya La Rilla is unlike any other. The bottle and label are especially designed to be original and characteristic. The Calisaya La Rilla itself is so superior and unique that it will be a long time beforé the substituters will succeed in sell- ing any of the “just as good” imitations. Calisaya La Rilla is new, is made by a scientific process, is the only standard- ized Calisaya. It is far supe- rior to all the old-fashioned Elixirs of Calisaya, m Marry You MGESTER ea Mm BARK. snd they wil be comfortably sup- Dorted long as they Live “Workers, e LEGHORN, ITALY. Established 1836. IMAL XLII Dd DY DL the THE “ CHESTER" is a suspender with an idea, viz:~enough stretch, all in tho right place, and in ™ make it the most comfortable and serviceable eus- pender in the world; moreover, neat, light, and elegant. Sample pair mailed for 50 counts,’ Tho make the well-known ‘* Cent ter” suspenders. Seo the craduated elastic cord. M CHESTER SUSPENDER CO., Na, 5 DECATUR AVE., ROXBURY, MASS. r Trousers ™ form. Our graduated elastic cord ends ck. Pa ‘very one should read this little book.”—A thenaeum, “_acth Edition, postpaid for ase. (or stamps). THE HUMAN HAIR, Why it Falls Off, Turns Gray, and the Remedy. By PROF. HARLEY PARKER. F. R. . Lona & Co., 1013 Arch St., Philadeiphi: GENTLEMEN! Don't euffer longer with imperfect and unreliable Coutan Burions. A postal ara will Bring you a circular describing Sane Benedtct?? patent. juncs i /dorses it as the best. Made in both solid Id and silver.” a BENEDICT “BROS, 171 Broadway, N. Y. City. When a man fs trying to come down-stairs | he need not be told to hurry up.—-Pivayune, " made onsame plan, 25 cents. We also M tury.” Ask for ‘*Ches- YES, COCOA WITH THE NUTRIMENT AND FLAVOR OF RICH CHOCOLATE AND EASY OF DIGESTION, HILLIPS’ OIG LABEL TELLS ALL ABOUT IT. | Jagson says you never know how empty a) | man is until he’s full.—Z/mira Gazette. ACHE FOLDING BOAT CO.. ‘You will get more prompt attention and better service by meaUoulng Jubak when answering advertisements, ‘Bavcetve Oo, 377 6th Treatlooca tho hair sont ov application, F ACE Sky ce) TS Editor of “Baby”? reports: “For ache-spots on the face it is undoubtedly efficacious, fre- juently removing pimples in a lew days. It relieves itching at once.” 4 Of all good druggists, or direct, 50 cts, per box. BLONDEAU ET CIE, 73°77 Watts St., New York. LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY, BANKER, 50 Broadway, New York, Buys and sells Bills of Exchange on all parts of the world. comicbooks.com