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Judge — June 30, 1894 — page 11: Judge, 1894-06-30

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This page is primarily **advertising** with scattered brief humorous commentary, rather than political cartoons. The humor pieces are short jokes and one-liners typical of Judge magazine's satirical style: **Notable content:** - A baseball joke about a losing team celebrating their "goose-egg" (zero) score - A servant's Irish dialect joke about sweeping floors - A domestic quarrel joke about a husband coming home late - A joke attributing a fire to both God's will AND faulty electrical wiring, satirizing the evangelist **Talmage's** contradiction - A romance pun about a girl "kindling a flame" **Advertisements dominate** (Yale Mixture tobacco, Remington Cycles, Pozzoni's Powder, Vigoral tonic, etc.), reflecting the magazine's business model. The cartoons shown are **minimal**—mainly small illustrations supporting ads. The content reflects late 19th-century concerns (electrical safety, servant hiring, alcohol consumption) rather than major political satire.

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He murmured, did the captain Of a vanquished base-ball nine, ““T know not of the fruitccrop, But the goose-egg crop is fine.” —Washington Star. dren Teething ; soothes the child, softens the gums, allays ail pain, cures wind colic and diar- theea. 25 cents a bottle. i fs | Afistress—" This floor doesn't look very | clean, Bridget. Have you swept it to-day?” Bridget—""No, mum ; Oi didn't shwape it to- But Oi shwept it t'ree toimes General Manager. ok's Imperial. World's Fair award, excellent champagne ; good efferves- cence, agreeable bouquet, delicious flavor.” Medical men say that there is alcoholic gas in the skull of a man who dies of delirium-tre- mens. ‘The nose is probably the gas-burner, then.— Chicago Times. In the gloaming, oh, my darling, Where the nights are six months long, If I stayed till midnight, darling, Would you think that it was wrong? Would you work the old gags on me? Would you murmur, soft and low, ‘That I might be late for breakfast Or the clock was six weeks slow? —Detroit Free Press. For Cripple Creek Gold Field investments write Frank G. Peck, Colorado Springs, Colo- rado. Keference, Exchange National Bank. Wife—"* Come, let us go home. It is eleven o'clock, and you know you didn’t come home till one this morning.” Ausband—"* That's just it. You surely can’t expect me to come '—Fliegende Blatter, REMARKABLE PRESERVATION is a characteristic of Borden's Peerless Brand Evaporated Cream. Always the same ; is per- fectly pure ; entirely wholesome ; free from sub- stances foreign to pure milk. A perfect product home twice in one day _ accomplished by a scientific process. Mothers give Angostura Bitters to their chil- _—— dren'to stop colic and looseness of the bowels, Dr. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons, sole manufacturers. Avail druggists. They said that the girl was an excellent match ; | So I knew from the very start ‘That if e’er our combustible natures met She would kindle a flame in my heart. —Boston Budget. ‘Talmage has been interviewed on the cause of the conflagration and first, that {twas the hand of the Lord : that’ it was an imperfectly insulated electric wire. Thus Talmage is at once a Calvinist A Kansas man who lost five hundred chick- ‘ens that were aboard one of the stolen trains | has entered suit in the United States courts for the value of them. He wants to recoop, so to speak.—Philadelphia Ledger. Excesses from eating and drinking speedily Itzer—a refreshing drink, and an Ingersollian,—Minneapolis Times, In the summer, more than at any other time, | the columns of the comic press offer peculiarly | desirable inducements to certain advertisers. | “The comic papers at summer resorts are always in great demand, and the circulation of single | copies at such places is phenomenal, The tourist is in just the condition to be approached. is at leisure, and when glancing over the jokes in a paper, if his eye is attracted by a cleverly-displayed ad, he has the time to read Mrs. Gayspouse (engaging new servant)—"' I am very particular about the conduct of my domestics. I had to discharge my last girl because I caught her winking at my husband.” Applicant—"You did quite right, ma‘am. A. Gel as carcess as that ofght tobe discharged.” —New York Heral “That was a bad scrape,” as a man in the audience said to a friend when the violinist stopped playing.—PAtladelphia Cail. THE CELEBRATED OHMER Pianos are the Bes As a specific against dyspepsia and as an appetizer, also for mixing in drinks, nothing is superior to BOKEM'S LITTERS, renowned since 1828, Warerooms: 149-168 E. 14th St., New York. ; Cavmion.—The buying pullic will please not con” Bilks—* My wife thinks there is no one in| found the Soumex Piano with ove of a similarly sounding name of cheap grade. Our name R the world like me." Gilés—"* Of course. The human race is not as bad as some would make out."—Detroit Tribune, pes MAS, NINE PATTERNS. POPULAR WEIGHTS, Design, Material, Workmanshi “and Finish. _ ARE THE BEST ! $100 ro $135. Fitted with the universally famous Bartlett ‘‘ clincher” or Palmer Tire. SEND FOR HANDSOME CATALOGUE. REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY, 313-315 Broadway, New York. Manutacturers of the Remington Fire Arms, of world-wide reputation. moker could lhe have had — Sold or trial package sent post-paid for 25 cents. Armour & Company, Chicago. Duminy Champagne. Vin Brut, vintage 1889. Extra Qualité Sec, vintage 1884. ANTHONY OECHS, 51 Warren St., Soux Acent rox U.S. gives strength! Served at all Fountains and Buffets. THE POPULAR FRENCH TONIC in bottles by Druggists and Fancy Grocers. FORTIFIES ANITARY S SOAP VASE PREVEN TS dueas, wuss, piering of wap, doping of rat clearly wcap-inh. fe — MARBURG — BROS,— 1€ AMERICAN TOBACCO CO. Successor. BALTIMORE. Ma. ars Bughly croamentaly inex A Sample Envelope, of either WHITE, FLESH or BRUNETTE OZZONI'S OWDER. ‘You have seen it advertised for m: Tt will wind up the line a hundred times as fast as any other reel in the world. | It will wind up the line slowly. ‘No fish can ever slack line with Feel nave moro fish than any. other reel. Manipviated en: Hiogendepeee pac se? 7 Yawn & EnBe, POZZONI’S | Rochester, N.Y besides bolng ap acknowledged beautifer, ‘as many refreshing uses. It prevents chat: tng sun barn, wind-tan,tessena perepicntion, cts.; In factit isa mostdelicatoand desirable 13.10 tho faco daring bot weaiher. Tete Sold Everywhere. For sample, address J. A. POZZONI CO. St. Louis, Mo, Ney Se MENTION THIS PAPER, NOURISHES STiRerkesnes | Brain indorsed by eminent Physicians everywhere. Sent Free, atbu BUY DIRECT AND SAVE DEALER'S AND AGENT'S PROFITS. AVOID SUBSTITUTIONS. fe. OXFORD im, 75 PORTRAITS heeds recat soi and AUTOGRAPHS of Celebrities. Youwil get more prompt attention and beter service | [@ Sty Joss wite uuaueemg aavenineneets | by mentio A BETTER COCKTAIL AT HOME THAN 18. SERVED OVER ANY BAR IN THE WORLD. Gecktails MANHATTAN, MARTIN WHISKY, HOLLAND GIN, ‘TOM GIN and VERMOUTH. For the Yacht, For the Sea Shore, For the Mountains, For the Fishing Party, For the Camping Porty, For the Summer Hotel, For everywhero that a delicious Cocktall Is ‘appreciated. We prefer that you shoud buy ‘of your dealer; If he dors not keep them we will send a selection of four bottles, prepald, for $6.00. Yor sale by all Draggists and Dealers. 6, F, HEUBLEIN & BRO., Sole Proprietors, 39 Broadway, New Yorks Hartford, Connecticut; and Bross Piccaailiy, madon, Englands ’, Lo comicbook: s.com