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This page is primarily **advertisements and filler content** rather than political satire. The dominant features are ads for Wilson Whiskey, Williams' Shaving Soap, The Prudential Insurance, Yale Mixture tobacco, and cocktail ingredients. The small text items appear to be **humorous anecdotes** typical of Judge's format: - A joke about Russian deference to authority (an American refuses to tip his hat until learning the Czar is wealthy) - A satirical exchange where a "heathen" points out that "civilizing" him into work habits just returns him to his original laziness - Various domestic humor pieces about poets, church choirs, and engagements **No clear political cartoon is visible.** The Williams' Shaving Soap section includes before/after photographs demonstrating the product's effect, which is straightforward advertising rather than satire. The page reflects Judge's typical mixed format of **light social humor, advertisements, and consumer goods promotions**, rather than hard-hitting political commentary.

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Don't fret about the thing you lose, Vour indignation smothet ill turn up, sure as shooting, when You've gone and bought another. So, too, those other things which we Are sure lie somewhere round, Yet cannot find; when need is past They'll easily be found. Chicago Record. There are many imitations of Dr. Siegert’s ostura Bitters—most of them dangerous, enuine is a household remedy, Miss Qui Is there any infallible test ©. a poet s greatness, or is that something con- cerning which every one must form his own «pinion ?” Critic—" There is an infallible test. en a poet can make grammatical errors and en have his admirers try to show how they td clearness to his meaning and beauty to his viction, then he is undeniably great." —Chicago Russian officer (politely) —* Pardon me; now you are a stranger, but it will save me uch trouble and questioning if you will kindly tise your hat as the others do. [ere comes re czar.” American (efiantly)—"* I raise my at fo no potentate on earth, Tam an Amer an freeman, sir, born within the shadow @ Russian officer (struck with a bright ea)—"* The czar is_very rich. cuumbly raising his hat)—"* Why didn’t you y so before ?’—New York Weekly. ‘As T understand it,” said the heathen, propose to civilize me?" ** Exactly so." ** You \ean to get me out of habits of idleness and teach me to work?” ** That is the idea.” ‘And ven lead me to simplify my methods and i ent things to make my work lighter?” ** ‘And next I will become ambitious to get rich, » that | won't have to work at all?” “* Natu: ally.”” * Well, what's the use of taking such a oundabout way of getting just where I start- J? I don't have to work now."— Washington REE ooooeS When you smoke a pipe, fou smoke economically! hen you do smoke a pipe:—smoke only Yale Mixture A Centlemais Smoke in it and you will always have a cool, sweet, satis~ factory smoke. For sale everywhere. 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DRYDES, Home Ontees Prestaes NEWARK, Red SCOTLAND'S BEST. RODERICK DHU Abbott's, the Original Angostura Bitters. Rrocers, also. where's my crown?" top shelf in the pantry, dear. itdown; i much, any way, polish off a few years ago.” course, it was just my luck to be number thir- teen."— Columbus (Ohio) State Journal. 17 East aad St. Being in the heart of the city. ts of easy access, Ladies or gentlemen seeking @ genteel dintog-piace wili fod ourservice unexcelled. M. P. Frame, sole agent, 11 roadway, N.Y. Your druggist will tell you the hest tonic is At Summer Hotel Men should order now a supply of Evans Ale and insure the happiness of their guests. Evans’ Ale is constantly growing in popu- lar favor as a Summer beverage, It adds snap and vigor to an outing and makes those truly happy days for guest and host. Alphonso XIII. (a few years hence) —"* Ma His mother—" On the L wouldn't get 's covered with dust, and isn't worth ‘The Americans rubbed the ‘A lphonso—" Of HOTEL ZANGHERI, Trae NAR? CUPL Mop TABLE DHOTE, Loxcuzow, soe, Dinxe 2 st Foam it the only ale that is ate teays ready to serve andthe on! ade that 10 always tm prime cone ition You don't have to order direct. Any dealer will supply i INC, EVANS & SONS—199 ivasou, New York. ILLIAMS’ SHAVING SOAP ‘This is how he looked when he tried a substitute for This is his expression when he had again_pro- Williams® Soap, which his dealer urged. upon him. cured the “Old Reliable” Williams’ Shaving Soop. DON’T be persuaded to buy something represented to be “just as good as WILLIAMS’ SHAVING SOAP, and a little cheaper.” The dealer may make a trifle more, but you'll be sad. Instead of the Big, Thick, CREAMY Lather, and the SOOTHED, REFRESHED, VELVETY FEELING of the face, that comes after shaving with WILLIAMS’ SOAP, the chances are that you'll get one of the thin, frothy, quick-drying kinds that dull the razor and leave your face parched and drawn and smarting, if nothing worse. It DON’T PAY to take chances on SHAVING SOAP. 99 out of every hundred men will tell you that Williams’ are the ONLY PERFECT shaving soaps. Williams’ Shaving Soaps are used by all first-class barbers, and are sold everywhere, Williams’ Shaving Stick, 25 cts. Luxury Shaving Tablet, 25 cts. Genuine Yankee Shaving Soap, 10 cts. Williams’ Glycerated Tar Soap, 15 cts. Williams’ Shaving Soap (Barbers’), 6 round cakes, 1 Ib., 40 cts. Exquisite also for Toilet. Trial tablet for 2-cent stamp. By mail if your deater does not supply you. THE J. B. WILLIAMS CO., Giastonnury, Conn. Established 1823. WILSON WHISKEY. That’s All! 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