Judge, 1894-04-21 · page 12 of 16
Judge — April 21, 1894 — page 12: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising**, with one cartoon joke at the bottom. The main cartoon, "TURN ABOUT IS FAIR PLAY," depicts a simple comedic exchange: a hotel attendant asks a guest if his Turkish bath was warm enough; the guest responds angrily that it was far too hot—he was "parboiled"—and threatens to "make it warm for you now," implying he'll retaliate against the attendant. The humor relies on wordplay: "warm enough" takes on literal versus figurative meanings, and the guest's threat to reciprocate creates a role reversal. The rest of the page consists of period advertisements for department stores (Hilton, Hughes & Co.), bicycles (Hickory, Hartford, Warwick brands), food products (Liebig's Extract of Beef), apparel, and other goods typical of late-19th-century American magazines. A small anecdote about a boxing champion appears among the ads. There are no significant political or social satire elements on this page—it represents typical *Judge* magazine content mixing light humor with commercial advertising.
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HILTON, HUGHES & 60. Successors to i A. T. Stewart & Co. FRESH CUTS IN FRESH SPRING GOODS! OUR MOTTO IS “BEST QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICE POSSIBLE.” POPULAR DRESS GOODS. Wook filed Challies | 18 cts. French designs. (Worth 30 cts.) Naginviasminaoe™ | 75 Cts. (Worth $1.25.) Storm Serge; Navy Blue " 55 cts. (Worth 85 cts.) LACES AND EMBROID- ERIES. Point Venetian, White, Ecru and Butter, 75 cts., $1.00 and 81.25 yd. Superb grades, our own Importation, 5 v4, New Batiste Embroideries at popular prices. 27 in, Swiss Flouncings, $1.00 per yd. FURS STORED, insured against fire and | moths Alterations at 1o Orders by mall receive prompt attention. Samples and prices gladly sent, Always remember that our guarantee goes with every * articles THE ENTIRE BLOCK Broadway, 4th Ave., oth and roth Sts. Mack—" Say, Tom, who in the deuce is your tough friend walking around with the resident?” Tom: heh don’t say a word. hat's the middle-weight champion pug of the country, ‘The faculty gave him a tea to-day.” —Princeton Tiger. of AMERICAN: Mado at tho rate of © watch every ginuto 1.400 per Gay In out Now Hogiaed factory, eauip- 00 69 “om 4 ay! 4 peatpai for £8.00; for #8'00) for €0,00 if 8 SLretBeapayime twod ase wits order pay G1356 0.0. Nout, us isdekeoLLa bub, 63 coMVLAADE oTuEET, Ae Fo “Yes.” And a total stranger?" Yes.” “Then how do you know that he leaves a wife?’ ‘No trouble; he had five unmailed Jupce has a powerful cartoon representing the rebel brigadier in. the saddle and lashing Un- cle Sam with the anti- northern Wilson bill. That hits the nail on the head.— Elmira Adver fixer. Use Angostura Bit- ters, the world-renown- ed South American ap- petizer, of exquisite fla- vor. Manufactured by Dr. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons, Ask your druggist. ‘The Jamestown Jour- nal has figured it out that cranks are frequent- ly utilized by men who have axes to grind. The musician or art- ist who buys a Sohmer piano gets an instru. ment that is a work of art and the result of many years’ hard study and labor. 4 esl AWARD WORLDS FAIR A Cup o Beef Teal purest san best can be prepared instantly from Liebig COMPANY'S Extract of Beef. There's only one genuine kind, and that you can know by this signature in blue on every jar: Gossip is de bullet in de gun ob idle cu- riosity.— Arkansaw Thomas Cat, In the early stages of consumption there is no cure like Scott's Emulsion, The weigh of the| world is about four- | teen ounces to the pound.— /owa Ga- selle, ust. THREE DOLLARS is all it will cost you this month for the Cos- mopolitan Magazine and Good House- keeping one year each. To secure these two publica- tions for one year for that sum, send this month THREE DOLLARS to GOOD. HOUSE- KEEPING, Spring- field, Mass. Catalogue free. STURDY and STRONG, It is at the same time graceful and light. The Hickory Bicycle. All bicycles are built to last. The Hickory will outlast them all. HICKORY WHEEL CO., So. Framingham, Mass. HARTFORDS. Our CATALOGUE will explain ta detall the desiga and speclal polats of these Bicycles, Our Agents will be pleased to show them to you. Everyone who rides can be sulted. Examine them before you decide what to buy. CATALOGUE SENT FREE. THe HARTFORD CYCLB Co., Hartford, Conn. Jones—* Warm enough! make it warm for you now.” TURN ABOUT IS FAIR PLAY. ATTENDANT—"' Was your Turkish bath warm enough for you, sir?" Great thunder, man! you parboiled me. Tam going to letters in his pocket." — Exchange. RICH AND POOR ALIKE, FIND IN IT DELIGHT; MAIL x POUCH, UNIVERSALLY USED ; UNIVERSALLY ESTEEMED. CHEW IT, SMOKE IT. NICOTINE, tue Active Paincipte, NEUTRALIZED. No Injurious Effects. * for gentlemen is the only sat- isfactory gar- ter, as it auto- matically ad-§ justs itself toQ any size of leg} and does not bind. It is sold by men’soutfitters everywhere, and be sure you getit. ¢ MADE BY 3 George Frost 9 Company, Boston. | WARWICK The The Lightest } There is one $ Strongest peculiarthing $2... B ‘about the 184 WARWICK cycles. Everyone wonders why such wheels were never before produced. 3 I They area wonderful mechanical { I triumph, wholly in the iaterest of Cf er i a rel ated wit FO road tires, complete, weighs Only 25 Ibs. Y Yet it carries the same liberal guaran- tee as heavier wheels, It represents Cif the minimum of weight and maxi | C, mum of strength. L It is the best wheel made—but it L costs only $125. You have heard such claims before, but have you E ever seen them in practical form? E “Seeing is believing.” In this case “seeing is buying,” and buying is S } economy. j Ss } CATALOGUE FREE. Warwick Cycle Mfg. Co., SPRINGFIELD MASS, 25 lbs, Sr2s. ‘You will get more prompt attention and better service by mentioning Jupoe when anawering advertisements “BRS GOOD AS A ‘BEECH-NUT’ HAM.” eoniichooks:qom