Judge — April 29, 1899 — page 8: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This is a satirical cartoon from *Judge* magazine (copyright 1898, per the visible text). The image depicts numerous human heads emerging from daisy flowers arranged in a field, with Washington D.C. landmarks (the Capitol and Washington Monument) visible in the background. The heads appear to be caricatured political figures or politicians of the era. The partial caption reads "AIN'T THY..." (likely continuing beyond the visible portion). The flowers-with-heads motif suggests the cartoon is satirizing politicians as interchangeable, superficial, or blooming/flourishing in some mocking way. The specific identity of depicted figures and the complete satirical point remains unclear without the full caption and additional historical context about 1898 politics.