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Judge — March 7, 1896 — page 13: Judge, 1896-03-07

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This is primarily an **advertising page** from Judge magazine, typical of late 19th-century publications. The layout contains multiple product advertisements rather than satirical cartoons. Notable elements include: **The main cartoon** ("Let Sisterly Love Continue") depicts three fashionably dressed women with a child, illustrating a humorous exchange where "Auntie" is mistaken for a child's mother due to her youthful appearance—reflecting period anxieties about aging and vanity. **Advertisements showcase era-specific concerns**: garters, bicycles (the Waverley), medicinal whiskey "endorsed by leading physicians" (reflecting pre-Prohibition attitudes toward alcohol as medicine), and patent remedies like Bromo-Seltzer and "Piperazin Water" for gout—products typical of an age before FDA regulations, when such tonics made unverified health claims. **A reference to "Zim"** (likely cartoonist Eugene Zimmerman) praises his caricature skills, suggesting he was a notable Judge contributor. The page reflects consumer culture and advertising standards of the 1890s more than political satire.

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Absolutely Pure Old Rye Whiskey FOR CLUB, FAMILY AND MEDICINAL USE. THE BEST WHISKEY IN AMERICA Endorsed by Leading Physicians when stimulant is prescribed. wit, Pure, Old, Mellow, iis pure.” SOLD AF ALL First-class Cafes and by Jobbers. WM. LANAHAN & SON, Baltimore, Ma. 10 YEARS OLD. SISAL STII Silk Garte: for men, is a garter with: out a single fault. It is absolutely secure. Does not bind the leg or tear § the stocking. ‘The onl: garter with a perfectly fat fastener. Made of the fines silk elastic web, In various colors. price DB Cents. Ask poor furniahier.oF will be sen by mail on receipt of price—25 cents, PIONEER SUSPENDER Ct 431 Market Street, Philadel; A “Drink 0. phia. Every stroke of Zim's pen is as full of laugh as if it were an Artemus Ward or Bill Nye wit- ticism, for Zim could caricature a straight line. One always looks at Zim's drawing first and the joke afterward,—Limira Echoes, THE SEGRET OFA BEAUTIFUL SKIN 1S FOUND IN CUTICURA SOAP An ounce of prevention is a bottle of Scott's Emulsion, We must raise twelve thousand dollars for books which tell little boys and girls that it is wicked to drink alcohol. So it is. We could have told them that long ago, and would never have dreamed of charging a cent for the infor- mation.—Brooklyn Eagle. With nerves unstrung and heads that ache Wise women Bromo-Seltzer take. Mattie talks in her sleep. It was this that led her little brother to say to her the other day while she was taking her morning nap, “* Hush, Mattie! Not so loud, or you'll wake yourself up."— Pittsburg Bulletin, aa Sed TBE empitt BIS Wine Eavergiet Leeda POTTER Ua ey Pos Have a tation. ARE THE CHOICE OF EXPERIENCED RIDERS, ‘Those who have learned to know the differenco between a wheel that actually Is bigh that le simply claimed to be. Others may be good, but the Waverley ts the Highest of ail ‘ofa new Waverley Scorctier fs offered to each Waverley durin, ‘stolen wheel, Dut is hot payable to more than one casi ANT CATALOGUE FREE BY MAIL Worlde Wide fe. and one person Who Fecovers a stolen ‘06 1808, payable upon presentation to us of satisfactory proof of thofacts and the sentence of the thief. This reward Is open to every one excepting the owner of rsotin any case, YNDIANA BICYCLE CO., IxpraNarouis, LxD, h, Faltion—Postpaa f HE HUM f v ONE CO. 13 Arch Sgrhs UO Moatalrond tae ite TRY THE “BRACER.” Campbell's Se es Will straighten you up in 10 minutes. STERLY LOVE CONTINUE, AUNTIE (with pride)—'* People always believe me to be Dot's mother. you know." Moriter (prouder still)—"" Quite likely, dear, You see / look so youn. Fun, a ee * Vou will admit that it is quite as indispensable to comfort 1 that a stocking should fit and be without bunches and percep- § tible seams as it is that a Shoe should fit and be without protruding pegs @ and rough counters. ! THEN WHY NOT WEAR THE Pacer STOCKINGS P THEY FIT ind there are no bunches or perceptible seams in them. They are the only | 4 Stockings constructed in accordance with the shape of the human foot. Sold by the trade generally, SHAW STOCKING C0., LOWELL, Descriptive Prloe-List to ay api ASS. 8 ee ee eee tal Druggists and others. and prepared only by Discovered JOS. CAMPBELL PRESERVE CO. CAMDEN, N. J. “Truth is stranger than fiction,” argues the Manayunk philosopher, "* because it is so much 1. Trade Seppe b x searcer."—Philadelphia Record. lea by VER CO Sole Agen K. te, 20 Madison St, RECOMMENDED FOR Gravel, Calculus, Lazy Liver, and all Uric Acid Troubles. WILL CURE IT. “The Praises of exe) U T 9 SCHERING'S ransom PIPE LEHN & FINK, Agents, New York. RAZIN WATER DUET Sat \ EVERARD’S TURKISH, RUSSIAN AND ELECTRIC BATHS. HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS. 2° 30 WEST 28th ST., NEW YORK.