Judge — December 1, 1894 — page 12: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a political cartoon from *Judge* magazine's "Their Thanksgiving" series. The visible text references "Grover" and "Mr. Hil[l]," likely alluding to President Grover Cleveland and a contemporary political figure. The cartoon depicts a formal dinner scene where a well-dressed man (presumably representing Cleveland or another political figure) operates a large cannon or similar device aimed at dining figures. The scene suggests satirical commentary on political conflict or "attack" during the Thanksgiving season—ironically juxtaposing the holiday of gratitude with political warfare. The caricatured faces and formal attire of the other diners suggest these represent specific political rivals or opponents. Without the complete caption or date, the exact historical context remains unclear, but the satire targets political antagonism masquerading under holiday civility.