Judge, 1894-01-27 · page 13 of 16
Judge — January 27, 1894 — page 13: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This appears to be primarily a **advertisements and filler content page** rather than a satirical cartoon page. The main elements are: **Key Content:** - Multiple patent medicine ads ("Vin Mariani" tonic, pain plasters, facial soap) - Carl Upmann's cigar advertisement - Frank Leslie's Illustrated Weekly subscription promotion - New York theater listings **Brief Humor Pieces:** Short one-liners scattered throughout mock everyday absurdities—an elevator boy who shoplifts, officers with whistles in sword-hilts for retaliation, jokes about yellow fever and sealskin coats. These are generic social commentary rather than political satire. **Context for Modern Readers:** This reflects 1890s American consumer culture and advertising dominance. The "jokes" are mild observations about bureaucracy and fashion, not pointed political commentary. The page demonstrates how Judge mixed advertising revenue with light editorial content—typical of period publications seeking broad readership rather than sharp political critique.
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336. overworked bodily or men- tally, if the system is run down from any cause what- soever, if everything fails, try effects of the popular French tonic, “Vin Mariani,” since 30 years recognized by the entire Medical Profession as uniformly reliable and beneficial. All Druggists sell “ Vin Mariani.” Avoid disappointment, accept no substitutions, SPECIAL OFFER: We send, gratis Portraits, with Autographs, of Celebrities se- lected from many thousands who, since 30 years, have testified to the superiority of “* VIN ARIANI." MARIANI & CO., 52 West rsth Street, New York. London: #39 Oxford Street. Paris: s+ Bd, Haussmann, * Now,” said the store-keeper as he gazed proudly at the lettering on his new brass sign, “that’s what I call polished English."— IWash- ington Star. Age appears to increase the value of every- thing except women and butter.— Zexas Sift. ings. P Holy Land, California, Mexico, EUROPE feet isan Gazette tree. H, GAZE & SONS, 113 Broadway .N.Y. (Est.1844.) for Chief Trank Lines, OMiclal Tieket Aa Some girls are not particular about sitting in the lap of luxury. Another lap will do.— Binghamton Republican, The officers of the army are hereafter to have whistles in their sword-hilts. They will then be better able to return blow for blow.—Boston Sharp, shooting Pains, Ef back ache, side Tie, Qip chest pains and palpi- tation veered te Ofte Minure by the Cuti- CURA ANTI-PAIN PLAS- Ter, the first and only pain-killing plaster, It restores vital electricity, and hence cures ner- - vous pains and mus- cular weakness. fice: ase. 00. At all druggists or sail orbica Bob avo Caaats Cont Bone, The elevator-boy in the dry-goods store is an incorrigible shoplifter, and he always gets taken up or called down for it too.—Elmira Gazette. Jupon's Linzany ts fall of pure fun. No politica. 0c. EARL & WILSON'S y OCUFFS, ‘The public man who always keeps in view the line between obstinacy and independence will save himself considerable trouble.— Wash- fon Post, Everybody has caught cold except the thet. Philadelphia Times, is Now that yellow fever has broken out at Rio we may look for some fatalities down there.— Washington Post, It has become so costly to wear sealskin that only a few of the seals themselves now wear it, Chicago Tribune, Scott's Emulsion frees the system from that which disease germs thrive upon—unhealthy tissue, It cures consumption if waste has not gone too far. Many officials sit down on fraud just as they thought there was an inverted tack on it.— Detroit Journal. We have in this country all sorts of people, besides some who have never been classified.— sosron. eMicago, NEw YORK. DETROIT. Denver. PHILADELPHIA, SAN FRANCIBCO. No justice of the peace is meek enough to object to being called judge. — Milwaukee Journal, New York Attractions. world for the treatment of Galveston News. FADUL BLEMISHES, Sie experience, taventor of Wood Sarr Fecal Soap” for tho ghia. (scalp “and ‘comple , For aslo every! by mall 3 cakes for 91.00.04 Sook on derma Ory pad beast wit con TE OOO ermal. 'CARL UPMANN’S BOUQUET CIGAR. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS, Transcript. America’s Favorite TEN-CENT CIGAR. For Sale by first-class Dealers Everywhere. | Abbey's Theatre —The Coquelin- Hading Com- pany. Academy of Musto—In Old Kentucky. RYou Opera House—The Country Sport. Broadway Theatre—The Bostonians in The Maid of Plymouth. Casino—Lillian Russell in Princess Nicotine. ire Theatre—Sowing the Wind. Avenue Theatre—Forget Woman of No Importance. Fourteenth Street Theatre—Darkest Russia. Grand Opera House—Marie Tempest in The Fencing Master. Harrigan's Theatre—The Leather Patch. Hoyt’s Madison Square Theatre — A Texas Steer. Lycoum Theatro—Our Country Cousins. fetropolitan Opera House—America, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. New Park Theatre—Atrica, ‘Theatre—Rice’s © rag.” Continuous Vandevilic. tre —Charley's Aunt. Star Theatre—The Road to Ruin. Tony Pastor's Theatre— Tony Pastor's Own ‘ompany. fe Not and A An increased duty on cigars and whisky by no means signifies an increased duty to use them.—Florida Times-Union, FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY ron 1894, $1.00 for Three [onths. THE BRAZILIAN REVOLUTION, weekly will be found to equal the | SUBSCRIBE NOW. | and THE PROGRESS OF OUR NEW NAVY are but three of the important features to be illustrated during the first three months of 1894 in FRank Lestiz’s WEEKLY. Special correspondents and a large staff of artists, together with the push and energy of a young and vigorous management, have made the “ Lesuiz” THE BEST AND MOST ENTERPRISING OF AMERICAN PICTORIALS. No event of importance will occur either at home or abroad which will not be placed before its readers during the coming year. A subscription now for three months, as a trial order, will convince any lover of high-class pictorial journalism that no other American new “ Lesiig.” 10c. Per Copy. » THE GREAT TARIFF DEBATE IN CONGRESS ARKELL WEEKLY CO., Publishers and Proprietors, 110 Fifth Avenue, New York. comicbooks.com