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This page is primarily **advertising with incidental satirical content**, typical of Judge magazine's format. The main cartoon depicts **"The Latest Messenger Boy"**—a visual joke showing a boy delivering a message in a marsh or swampy setting, illustrating the humorous exchange of dialogue below: a messenger confused about whether to deliver a message about a "clean-shaved bloke" versus a man with a long beard, playing on miscommunication and the messenger's literal interpretation. The page contains **product advertisements** (Scott's Emulsion for anemia, Raleigh bicycles, Beeman's Pepsin Gum, Kodak cameras) alongside brief **satirical commentary** mocking contemporary social issues: business failure, domestic financial dynamics (husbands borrowing wives' savings), servant recommendations, and the assassination of Mrva of Prague (a 1893 event), which the writer humorously attributes to frustration with the victim's unpronounceable name. The tone reflects **turn-of-century American class consciousness and gender dynamics** rather than partisan politics.

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All draggists, ‘OPIUM ES nem, Ono. Jillson says that the belief that time is money is probably founded on that other belief that it is such a great heeler.—Buffalo Courier. ‘So you used to be in business for yourself, eh?" asked the business man,‘ How does it happen you are looking for employment ?” **I guess I wasn't up to business ways,” answered the applicant.“ Every time I failed I made a failure of it.”"—Zndianapolis Journal, Lady of the house—* 1 think you would suit, but have you a recommendation from your last place?” “Applicant—‘*1 lived with her two years, but as we were never intimate. she did not feel that she could conscientiously recom- mend me.""—Boston Transcript, As soon asa woman getsa little money saved up her husband borrows it to put in his busi- ness, Of course this is right if the husband Pays it back, bat be never does. By the way, itis said that only young married women let their husbands know when they have any money saved up.—A/chison Globe. Films or Plates, Which ? GET.A KODAK; try both and decide for yourself; Seven kinds of Kodaks that use either. Of course films are lighter and more convenient than plates—they're just as good too—but, ~just try for yourself. OUR NEW’ FILM is rapid, is evenly coated, does not tear or frill and retains its sensitiveness as well as glass plates. We date every pack- age and customers can thus make sure of getting film not over six months old when purchasing. EASTMAN KODAK CO., $$or00 to $100. Rochester, N. Y. Catalogue free, The assassination of Mrva of Prague is ex- plained now as an act of revenge on the part of a woman for the betrayal of her brother. We are glad to have a satisfactory explanation at last; otherwise we should-set it down to the rage inspired by having to contend with the pronunciation of a name of three consonants a Ridden oF ZIMMERMAN and the champlons of qY seven nations 74 RALEIGH CYCLE CO. 81-3 7th Av., N.Y. <A Si WHEEL IN THE WORLD. THE Vv 4 4k Se BICYCLES % x with a vowel as an apparently irrelevant annex. —Elmira Advertiser, BEEMAN’SPEPSIN GUM BEEMAN CHEMICAL CO,, 22 Lake St. Cleveland, 0, Balt tom ceursar toe ecloe eemnen ts onecch wrapper “ouiuisa tous OF Tursis CHEWASG Gee Bound Volames JaDGeE Every copy of JupcE for 1893, in two volumes, substantially bound in cloth, with gilt edging, express prepaid anywhere in the United States, for $9. Send orders promptly. Jadge Pablishing Co., 110 Fifth Avenae, NEW YORK. It is not the man who is alway who wins the race of life,—Dad/ on the run us News. in the world, Are a few of the many attractions offered the public by the NEW YORK CENTRAL, “America’s Greatest Railroad.” The fresh young man who presented his landlady with a cook-book is hunting a new boarding-house.—Rochester Herald, Absolutely free from malaria and unsu healthfulness generally, a8 testified to by ily charge with ozone nature'sgreat- ealth.seeker—with scenic att ons marioe and landscape, unrivaled, OL Pott Comtort ts the winter ‘resort par excellence of the Atlantic coast, while its world-famous Hygeia Hotel, with tts improved and other sanitary arrangem parity of its. drinkio, eabracing every varity of land ani refined le, add the charm of resident Farrison life, ite, ‘abundane musical featares and now perfect drainage and the unquestioned frater, unsurpassed ‘cul son, tooda, This is the time of year when the farm-hand, returning from the dance, falls asleep on the nilroad track and the early milk-train does the test.—Buffalo Express, THE LATEST MESSENGER-BOY JOKE. Mess1 NGER-BOY—"* Where's the man what sent me out with this here message?” Mr. SMITH —' It was I that sent you.” MESSENGER-bov—"* Naw ; you've got a long beard.” Mr, Surrit—"' Well, it grew since the feller what sent me was a clean-shaved bloke, and you started.” LADIES | | Why Drink Poor Tee Teas? THE GrearAmenican HENRY LINDENMEYR & SONS, PAPER WAREHOUSE. Non yt 35 and.ay Base Hous sv Buttons reer - Wants & SPRUCE STREETS, jaw Your. EAU DE Take a Course STUD AW FACNSE ESS sis fore. Jeu, ey, math cnatie $6.00. RIFLES $2.00} WATCHES. colored Company Affairs may be strained at Hav: but they are by no means clear.—Lerwell Courier. 441) GOLOGNE AND TRANSPARENT orders for lebrat For full partieniars ad ‘TH Guest surnicaN TEA CO. Stand % Vesey St, N.Y. ‘You wil get more prompt attention and better service hy mentioning Jebok when answering advertisements ELK a ‘al ed Heads, Antinala, Birda, jandan, “The thief who stole a trombone was not a high-toned thief,— Picayune, Fur for photos aod GLYC i RINE SOAPS. TOILET GOODS Bi EAH Press OF FLESS & RIDGE PRINTING Co., FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK. eight col JUST ISSUED. PRICE, 25 CENTS. A handsome Gfty-t k, including two wo-page bool plates and an illuminated cover printed ia FULL OF LAUGHTER. To be had of all news-and book-éellers, or will be ‘sent postpaid on receipt of price by the publishers, The Judge Publishing Co., 110 Fifth Ave., New York.