Judge, 1894-01-20 · page 14 of 16
Judge — January 20, 1894 — page 14: what you’re looking at
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This is primarily an **advertising page** from Judge magazine, circa 1880s-1890s, with minimal editorial content. The few non-advertisement items are brief satirical snippets: 1. **The "Chicago Times" quote** about Mr. Daniels and colonization: This references a contemporary debate over sending African Americans ("blacks") to Africa, with the satirical point being that such logic would equally justify relocating Native Americans ("red men"), exposing the absurdity of the proposal. 2. **Louise Michel reference**: Michel was a famous French anarchist and Communard. The satire mocks her claims that anarchists are "kind and good"—the writer dismisses this as false since many anarchists remain alive (implying only dead anarchists are good). 3. **Various short joke items**: Brief humorous observations on topics like cigars, rabbits, and marriage. The page is dominated by period product advertisements (cocoa, wine, whiskey, bicycles, heaters) rather than substantive political cartoons or commentary.
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Leading Grocers and Wine Merchants, LEASANT VALLEY WINE CO., RHEIMS, Steuben Co., N. ¥- Is unequaled for purity and excel- lence, and is now used in many of the best Hotels, Clubs and Homes in preference to foreign vintages. eno 4 trial case H. B. KIRK & CO., 69 Fulton St. and | 158 Broadway, New York Agents. Sir Henry Tichborne has thousands of the finest cigars, from every part of the world, in a collection it has taken him years to put to- gether, but he'd rather go without a smoke than break in on it. He might as well not Havana, —Philadelphia Ledger, Louise Michel talks through her hat to the effect that anarchists are kind and good. This cannot be true, because many of the most pes- tilential anarchists are alive, The good Indian and good anarchist are both dead.—S¢. Pau? News. Gus de Featherbrayne—" Here's a new one for you. How far can a rabbit go into the woods?” The victim — Give it up. How far?” Featherbrayne—"* Half way, of course.” The victim—" I don’t see it." Featherbrayne —"" Why, if the rabbit went in more than half way it would be going out, wouldn't it?"— Buffalo Enquirer. Case, 14 K, Solid Gold fis atest wis, em BIVERSIDE C: 173 . 176 Greenwich 8t, ke New Yorx Cirr. COE Ss Lda FOR MEDICINAL USE NO FUSEL OIL This is the time of year when there is a chill in the atmosphere, malaria in the air, and when coughs and colds are painfully prevalent. YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO NECLECT A COLD, and you should take the best known preparation for it. Nothing which has ever been discovered has equaled Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey for counteracting the first approach of any cold, cough or malarial symptoms. It is for sale by druggists and grocers universally, but care should be exercised that none but Duffy's is secured. Send for our illustrated book. DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO. Rochester, 1. Ye “Yea, she's dead; but she died happy and under the happiest circumstances.” “" Indeed How did ate die?” "She was crushed to death at a bargain counter.” — New York | Press. MAGI LANTERNS and Views For Public Lectures, School,Church or Home, World's Fale and other interesting sa ieee Sen? for Catalogs N MARCY STOPTICON CO. 1208 Walnut St-Phitadelphias Pa, Many a poor man wishes he could be in the soup this winter.— Zroy Press. Ridden by ZimMeRMan and the champions of z q seven nations z rs <= te can < Noes* suis E uss <0 ro xa < exes Fade SS ey. ) 4 fa) o2 g ud for 8 a conse & K eo, BICYCLES A barber has no right to lather his wife — Boston Courier, Portable Parlor *e. HEATERS —AND— The only Fuel of its Ss» Marvelous same Sf FUEL| U.S. FUEL CO,, Ltd, 19 Park Place, > Estasusnto ence ta NEW YORK. Exact Size, SEND MONEY BY REGISTERED MAIL, Perfecto. HIGHEST AWARD at World’s Columbian Exposi- tlon, Chicago, 1808, JACOB STAHL, Jr.’ & CO., Makers, 168th st. and $d ave., New York. Send $1.00 for sample box of 10 cigars. JUDGE’s LIBRARY, Published Montbly. Price—Ten Cents per Copy. Subscription—One Dollar per Year. jall of which JUDGE'S well-known Itisa January Issue Now Ready. Jupse's LIBRARY is a neatly-printed 32-page book, containing ora — a selection of the best witticisms of both pen and pencil which have appeared in JUDGE from time to time, to artists and writers are contributors. MONTHLY MACAZINE OF FUN, devoid of every trace of vulgarity or coarseness, and is conceded to be one of the most humorous publications of its character. Price, 10 Cents. The man who repents on a sick-bed from which he recovers generally backslides before he pays his doctor's bill.—Xam's Horn. WINTER a FLANT A, GEORGIA.—Hotel Aragon. Fin ease cee nee Saat Gaited States. Write for Illustrated book. Rates, $3 to Diese Satorinar sees PARK HOTEL, "qhtnyne™ A New, Modern’ built, Fireproof and Ponty ‘Sticuy slass_ Family Hotel. OPEN. ALL THE YEAR. ‘The most elegant bath-t in the country. Beautifully located. Superbly appointed. altry chacnuction perfect. Spacious observatory. lightful park and grounds. Letter of inquiry prompely anemered. 5 LEADING HOTELS. [We recommend all hotels advertised in Jupcx.] NEW XORK CITY. Brevoort House, Fifth Avenue (near Washington square), New York. B. Linay, proprietor. NEW YORK CITY. Grand Union Hotel, Euxorman Pan (Opposite Grand Central Depot, 42d 8t.), NewYork. Rooms $1. day and upwards, _ maa to and from Grand Central depot free. Y. Keeler’s European Hotel. Alisides Tiane, atbaay WASHINGTON, D. C.. The Cochran, F. J. Harr, proprietor. $310 $s per day. Aw. PLAX. WASHINGTON, D.C, Hotel Arno, Aunnican ‘Axp Euroreax Plax. Strictly first-class. EASTON, PA. United States Hotel. H. A. Havoe proprietor. Choice and elegantly furnished rooms. ‘Table ot superior excellence. YPNOTISM—Its uses and abuses. The Science easily acquired. New illustrated book, $1. age pamphlet, 1c. “Address Prof. ‘Anderson, 1 6, 182 State St, Chicago, THE FERRIS WHEEL PUZZLE, 25 cents. All News Companies or Toy-dealers; or sent to any address upon receipt of price. THE COLUM- BIA MANUFACTURING CO., 112-114 S, Eutaw St., Baltimore, Maryland. “6 comicbooks.com t