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This Judge magazine page primarily contains **advertisements and humor pieces** rather than a focused political cartoon. The main visual cartoon shows two figures—a formally dressed gentleman and what appears to be a working-class man—discussing temperance ("raggs and out of work"). The caption credits this to "Judy," suggesting it's commentary on poverty and drinking culture. Other content includes small domestic humor pieces (the "Lee" couple discussing women's magazines and self-improvement), a joke about Boston schoolgirls being "over-educated," and a snide reference to Aaron Burr's cynicism about family relationships. The page mostly advertises underwear, collars, champagne, and patent medicine (Teutonic as a digestive aid). The advertisements occupy more space than editorial content, which was typical for Judge magazine. **The satire is mild and scattered**—mainly targeting women's vanity, working-class drinking, and outdated social assumptions rather than focused political critique.

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It is no evidence of a 11 | ‘The sportive patrons DRESS Sacer sie oe at Cane” or ire YPSILANTI roan pitches his tent out- ; late over its destruc. of-doors.— Lowell| GUARANTEED | tion . There will al- | as cotarsand cats [Sop =" Saaty UNDERWEAR = ‘At Your Outfitters, | Pleasant and remuner- | si ‘Aman was killed in| MONTERO. ative pastime of drop- . era ered ert ing nickels into the| The only sanitary underwear. In- pinta SE Atal ke.— Chicago Record. dorsed by physicians throughout the night last ; ae yet - | country. This is a good time to be- thers: are’ people who, ‘Aaron Burr showed | come acquainted with the merits of pbs Lelio his cynicism by the} Ypsilanti—for 1895 you will find proposition that ‘fa thers instinctively hate = Cluett, Coon & Cow, = their children as possi- The little girls of| pecterten Troy, ¥-¥. PENOKEE, _|blerivals.but love their PRICES DOWN. Boston are reported to | -————— grandchildren as rivals The Best is Cheapest. Write for our Souvenir of Fashions. Guaranteed Goods does not do any good. | “Gre Safest to buy. —Rochester Union. | See Your Outfitter. be over-educated. The A The kied that never makes you swear, | of their sons.” Equal-| Send for Catalogue and our new book story goes that a child i “THE BENEDICT. jly searching and, of | entitled “ Sfodern Underwear, and was asked in a. tram- \/ course, equally false is Gather age, with a| DMB no (eeisynane scat, tase | De. Cyrus Edson’ | How to Wear It.” They are free. ing. goes Th lke a wed view to “*half-fare for te vutton-hole ; | statement that ‘women children." Whereup-| eno view. on the premature little te. in cot, | fall into nagging be- | MAY & TODD MFC. CO, DYSPEPSIA ez ( damsel murmored, eset tt Kare a ae a eee thet head YPSILANTI, MICH UEBM, ANY SON you don't object, con- BENEDICT DROS. JEWELERS, punched, and the other 9 ATM > BREWING Co ductor, I'll prefer to Broadway and Cortiandt St sex from childhood Sianufectured for tne trade by” i FREE FORM IN ONUY,, end etamp for circuur Desert pay fnil fare and keep " avoids it because “ot eenaational flookn, DRUGGISTS rer ornn Ay my own statistics.”"—| giog yigy, PNOSRICHARDSON & CO. | nows that it will."—| _LUBIN'PUM- CO, for Washington St, Boston Mam selbbd oli | Boston Home Journal. SEN FOR CIRCULAR, | Utica Observer. Sane ee — Customer — WI hy, this is a new re 7 SDort let Whiskey, ge! red.” Assistan Yes, madam. ‘That is the the best oryor : anarchist tint.” Customer—"* low did it come | y Getthe bestoFit. to get that name?’ Assistant —"' It won't wash," —/ouisvalle Post. | “ a = OVERHOLT. Mr. Lee—‘ Why, Addie, you needn't cry about it! I only said Mrs, Allen was a very well-informed woman, and I wished you would follow her example.” Mra, Tee—'* Yes ; and last week you said you wished I could manage to look as styl- ish as Mrs. ANen—and she makes all her own clothes. But she has what I haven't.” | Mr, Lee—* What is that ?” | Mrs, Lec—* Well, she gets all of her in- | formation from the magazine they take. I admit that she knows all that is going on, and is bright and entertaining in conversa. tion ; but I could do as well as she does if] had the same source of information. She lent me tho last number of her magazine lately, and I learned more, in one hour's | reading, about various social matters and the topics of the day than 1 would pick up in a month by my occasional chats with friends. It certainly covers every topic of interest, from the news of the day down to the details of housekeeping; and every: thing is so beautifully illustrated, too. Every time Mamie goes over to the Allens’ she comes back and teases me to get you to | take Demorest’s Family Magazine, as the And he that lives to live forever never fears dying. —Penn. BR TES FEET: SELLS an is the Best’ Known Cure for Tent FEET, CORRS, BUMIONS, dec. IL D. PALMATEER, W Topar's Linkeny is fall of pure fun, No polttics, We. | BUTT URBANA WINE COMPANY Gold =Seal TEMPERANCE OkATUK —* h, Giles, my friend, if there were Ch ampagne no public houses vou would not be in rags and out of work.” oe =e ae ae ia pies s bots Gites —"* Noa, zur, but yo! ia eS : P g mews hs found for them, also, in its pages ; and Mr. Allen swears by it. It is really wonderful how it suits every member of the family !” Mr. Lee—'* Well, perhaps I had better | Send for a specimen copy ; for, if it is any- Post-Office: Ab | thing like what you say it is, it will amuse URBANA, N.Y. = and instruct the whole of us.” Fy = ; Nn fo | Mrs, Lee—'*I see that the Demorest Pub- Suvnertetenimiu ett If this was 16 Re o Ushing Company, the publishers, are offer . ing to send a specimen copy for ten cents, * L guess.” said the sharp-nosed girl, ** that an advertisement 3 L will take the wind out of her sails.” ** Why,” . . Ja | 0 we can’t lose anything, as each number asked the fluffy girl, **don't you be up to date of something you are inter- contains a ‘Pattern Order,’ entitling the and say take the wind out of her tires ?” ested in, how many people holder to any pattern she may choose, and a % | e: cl : cinnati Tribune. do you think: would see it? MEN Ss WEAR. in any size—which alone makes each copy worth thirty cents; and I just want * For Sale by all leading Wine Dealers and Grocers. THE ORIGINAL _ 4 We are positive that in Outing Shirts, Dress Shirts, | J#cKet-pattern like Mrs. Allen's. The sub- Pepsin Gum ne issue it would be | scription price is only two dollars a year: One Pajamas, Gloves, and I must say I can't see how they can reflected in TWO MILLION . | publish so elegant magazine for so little eyes. 3 5 3 5 5 Smoking Jackets, Golf Hose, | money.” N Send ten cents for a specimen copy of JUDGE is never de- eckweary Umbrellas. Demorcat’s Family Magazine, containing «2 order for a pattern worth thirty cents, to the Demorest Publishing Company, 110 Fifth Avenue, New York. Liberal com- stroyed; read and re-read until worn out. | Breadoray LB 19th ét. md wom, missions offered to local canvassers, Bend Se. for sample package. Beeman Chemical Co. 22 LakoOt,, Clerelso4, 0, matoreef | Pepsin Crewing Cum. | comicbooks.com