Judge — July 21, 1894 — page 9: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a satirical cartoon from *Judge* magazine depicting a scenario labeled "BAD FOR THE BULL." The image shows a bull labeled "COTT" (likely referring to a political or business figure of the era) in two scenes: one imagined/dreamed (in the circular vignette showing a train) and one actual, where the bull appears injured or defeated on the ground. The text references the bull meeting "the same result," suggesting parallel outcomes—perhaps commenting on inevitably negative consequences for whoever "Cott" represents. Without the full article context or date, the specific political reference remains unclear, though the bull is a common symbol for aggressive or bullish behavior/policies in editorial cartoons. The satire appears to mock someone's failed strategy or misguided confidence.