Judge, 1894-03-17 · page 13 of 16
Judge — March 17, 1894 — page 13: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising and filler content**, not political satire. The main elements include: **"The Man to Know"** — a poem by Sam Walter Foss emphasizing self-knowledge and personal character development over mere book learning. It's inspirational verse with no political target. **Product advertisements** dominate: Victor bicycles, women's clothing (Constable & Co.), White Rose glycerin soap, Williams shaving cream, Liebig beef extract, and other consumer goods typical of 1890s marketing. **Short humorous observations** appear scattered throughout (attributed to Goethe, newspapers like the Boston Globe) offering mild social commentary—nothing sharply satirical. **No identifiable political cartoons or caricatures** appear on this page. The content reflects Judge magazine's mixed format: while known for political satire, individual pages often featured conventional advertising, poetry, and light humor to fill space and generate revenue. This appears to be a **revenue-generating page** rather than editorial content.
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OUR INVITATION. Call and examine our '94 line of Victors—better than ever before. See the Latest— New valve for Victor Pneu- matic Tire. Victoria Tilting Saddle. Lighter and stronger hub and direct-tangent spokes. The finest bicycle catalog ever issued tells the story. OVERMAN WHEEL CO. DETROF. DENVER, RosTON. KEW YORK. TWMLADELTIOA, cmicaco. Gnald Constable & Co. LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S SPRING FURNISHINGS. Infants’, Children’s and Misses’ GINGHAM DRESSES, Ladies’ Gingham and Dimity Dresse Zephyr, Cheviot and Silk Shirts and Waists, SILK SKIRTS, French Lace-trimmed White Skirts, Misses’ and Children’s Coats, Infants’ Dresses and Cloaks. FRENCH AND DOMESTIC UNDERWEAR for Infants, Misses and Ladies. CORSES, Popular Makes. Broadwary & 19th St. NEW YORK. THE MAN TO KNOW, Young man, the books will bid you read ‘The seers from Kant to Plato, But get acquainted with yourself ; ‘ou are no small potato. And though you swing a blacksmith’s sledge Or dig within the trenches, Hold up your head with those that sit Upon the highest benches. Oh, read the sages of the world ‘And let their wisdom win you ; But get acquainted with yourself ‘And find what you've got in you. In modest arrogance of soul Make your own valuation ; ‘Then slowly make the sluggard world ‘Accept your estimation, Go, get acquainted with yourself Before your leaf is yellow ; You'll find the man beneath your hat Is something of a fellow. Then stir him out and prod him up Before his force has fainted. Go, get acquainted with yourself ; Then make the world acquainted. ‘Then trust the man beneath your hat, ‘And when you come to know him You'll find a fellow fit to grace ‘A novel or a poem. Go, get acquainted with yourself ; You'll find that very few are, For tasks for which you were designed, ‘A better man than you are, Young man, the books will bid you read ‘The seers from Kant to Plato, But get acquainted with yourself ; You are no small potato. —Sam Walter Foss in Boston Globe. Men show their character in nothing more surely than in what they think laughable.— Goethe. oodles says it makes him more optimistic to see the stuffing knocked out of the ballot- boxes,—New York World. Misfortune is a faithful teacher, tut it would never win a piano or a trip abroad in a popular voting-contest.— IVashington Lost. EARL & WILSON'S. MEN'S LINEN COLLARS AND “ARE THE BEST — EVE HOW TO USE IT. Take a small work up the Every Suave. A Jar and postage all paid. cle of the Cream on your finger ther on the face with the brush—well moistened with warm water. The delicately scented lather—is most soft—rich and cooling. with Swiss Violet design—in the natural colors of the flowers. . of this Cream kept at your Baxnxrs’ insures A Fuesn Brr or Sot ron ‘Quite a desirable feature. IC your Drugaist or Basurx cannot supply you with this articlesend so cents in stamps to us and receive jar by WILLIAMS! SHAVING CREAM, 50 CENTS PER JAR. A Luxurious Shave. Apply to face or end of brush—!_ Then Each jar daintily decorated return mail—carefully packed Address THE J, B. WILLIAMS CO., Glastonbury, Ct. Snavina Soars a specialty—every day—for over Hauy a Hunpary Years, The whole money-getting world is running a race for a dollar which may be counterfeit when it is caught.— Picayune, Miss Maria Parloa Strongly Recommends the use of Liebig COMPANY’S Extract of Beef and she has written a neat COOK BOOK, which will be sent free on ap- plication to Dauchy & Co., 27 Pork Place, New York. When it transpires that a speaker has only one idea his audience is always anxious for him to carry it out.—Dalias Nevws. GLYCERINE- SOAP Guaranteed to contain no rosin, or any in. Jurious substances. Delicacy of Perfume unexcelled. Ask your dealer for these goods SOLE U. 8. AGENTS, MULHENS & KROPFF, New York, The Carlsbad of America (TS DEVELOPMENT) three gentlemen alighted from the train at Melvern upon their first visit to the Mot Springs of Arkansas. A canvass of the town failed to discover any one who would drive them to the Springs. By waiting over night and paying $1.00 cach they half accom: plished the journey, but the wagon broke down, and the rest of the trip was made on foot, It was during this walk that the Hot Springs Railroad wes conceived. One of these travelers, Col. D. L. Richardson, is toxlay president of the road. The road and the country have been developed carefully and naturally. The original beauty of the Place has been preserved ; only the discomfort removed, and HAIR GOODS of every descrip. tion for Ladies and Gentlemen on hand and made to order. Send for my circular. L. RAUCHFUSS, MN Estab. 1849.44 East 12th Street, N.Y. the famous Hair 8 ARAM Giese sic per boxe, Money:maker and saver All esay, printed| Tales, Write for catalogue, preasen, type, Paper, ete., to factory, Kelecy & Ce., Meriden, Conn, ONE THOUSAND LAUGHS udge’s For March. loc. per Copy. FOR TEN CENTS. Library Just Issued. Sold Everywhere. FREEI 2 fame vand ads HiSvanmerfecton locent cigars favanw Perfecion 10cest (retail value. gio) for 81.75.00 Srder to introduce our cigars, we srl send you fran eogant Tichty jeweled Eigin style bunt. Ing chee Gi years guarantee) 1c golaaiied watch stemwind and Seitretail value $5). The 10) ek Ea aed ateh cont only 81.95 $0.0. Fullezamiaation allowed Bie “Indier New York Attractions. Abbey's Theatre—Stuart Robson in A Comecy of Errors, Academy of Muste—The Git! I Left Behing Me ijgu Opera House—Peter . Dailey in A Country port Brodiway Thentro—The Bostonians. in Robin Casino—Russell’s Comedians in About Town. Empire Theatre—Sowing the Wind, Fifth Avenue Theatre—Love's Extract. Fourteenth Street Theatre— A San Among Garden Theatre—Rice's *1492."" Grand Opera Mouse— Katy Emmet in Killarney. Harrigan's Theatre—The Princess of Trebizonde. MoyHe" Madison Square Theatre—A Trip to Chinatown Lycen Now Palm i Frovtor's Continuous Vaudeville. Standard Theatre ~Charley's Aunt. star Theatre—Rosedale. WINTER RESORTS. Theatre—The Amazons. Park Theatre—Gus Heege in Yon Yonson "a Theatre—Mr. John Drew in The Butter- LAKEWOOD, NEW JERSEY, ce 2 The Lakewood,” —NOW OPEN. Toile tncloged glass plazzas, niled with ‘Monte by Austrian band FRED. STERRY, Manager. One-third of tropical planus ATLANTA, GEORGIA.— Hotel Aragon. Fincet hd beat-conducted Hotel Palace in'the South, LEADING HOTELS. [We recommend all hotels advertised in Juvcr.) NEW YORK CITY. Brevoort House, Fifth ‘Avenue (near Washington square), New York. O. B. Lissy, proprietor. NEW YORK GITY. Grand Union Hotel, Burorgan Prax (Opposite Grand Central Depot, 42d st.), NewYork. day and upwat Barraze to and from Grand Central depot free. ALBANY, N. ¥. Keeler’s European Hotel. Maiden Lane, Albany. WASHINGTON, D.C. The Cochran, F. J. Harr, proprietor, $3 to $5 per day. Aut. PLaN. WASHINGTON, D.C, Hotel Arno. Anenican ‘ap Eunorean Puax. Strictly frst class, EASTON, PA. United States Hotel. H. A. ‘Havonn, proprietor. Choice and elegantly-furnished rooms. Fable of superior excellence. YPNOTISM=—Its uses and abuses. The Science easily acquired. New illustrated book, $1. _t0>- page pamphlet. roc. Address Prof. Anderson, T 14, 18a State St., Chicago. BLANK BOOKS.n csscwsrccroy FINDLER & WIBEL, 146 Nassau Street, New Yorks comicbooks.com