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This page is primarily **advertising**, with one notable political cartoon. The main content is a campaign torch advertisement endorsed by the Republican National Committee, promoting an illuminated "Prosperity Dinner-Pail" torch made from American tin by American workers—clearly targeting working-class Republican voters before an election (likely 1900, given "The 1900 Girl" book advertisement below). The only political satire is a brief joke about labor strikes: "I see the iron-workers are going out...I suppose it's all due to that 'Strike while the iron is hot.'"—a pun playing on the common labor unrest of the era. The remainder consists of advertisements for whisky, a train service, bitters, Belgian hares, and digestive products. The "Little Willie" poem is sentimental domestic humor about a child's absence, unrelated to politics.

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To a cocktail or any drink in which whisky is used “Canadian Club” adds a zest that is decidedly pleas- ing and satisfac- tory. The addition of other ingredi- ents does not de- stroy thedelightful flavourandaroma which distinguish “Canadian Club” Whisky. © < < LITTLE WILLIE'S FIRST VISIT. I hear no shouting in the hall, No pounding on the floor ; He isn't marking on the wall Or swinging on the door. His battered toys are put away, ‘he cat is deep in dreams— He's been away a week to-day, ‘And oh, how long it seems! His books are not strewn on the stairs, His gun is hid from view ; His paints are not left on the chairs, The rugs are not ask He went away a week a He's coming home a To-morrow he'll return; but oh, How can I wait till then? —S. E. Kiser in Chicago Trmes-Herald, ‘The famous Sohmer piano has justly earned its reputation because it is the best instrament in the world. “see the iron-workers are going out. It's go on strike when work is Tsuppose it's all due to that *Strike while the iron is hot.” "— THE TORCH THAT BRINGS APPLAUSE manne “JUDGE'S” ag PROSPERITY Dwg Trea DINNER-PAIL Diver. Tex Idea for the Torch originated by F. E. Libenow and patented by Libenow, Mune, with consent of" Judge.” THE LETTERS ARE PERFORATED AND ILLUMINATED BY CANDLE THROUGH SCARLET PAPER THE NEW REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN TORCH. INDORSED BY THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE. It appeals direct to every workingman and every Republican voter in the land. Is going with a boom from the start. No Republican Club or Manufacturer can afford to pass it by, either| for Illumination or Parade. MADE FROM. AMERICAN TIN BY AMERICAN WORKINGMEN. Price, 25c. each; $25 per hundred. PACKED 100 IN CRATE, F. 0. B., NEW YORK AND CHICAGO. SAMPLE TORCH ON APPLICATION. ORDER AT ONCE. CASH MUST ACCOMPANY ALL ORDERS. ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO MERRILL & CO., SOLE SELLING AGENTS. 90 VARICK ST., NEW YORK. MENTION “JUDGE” WHEN ORDERING. THE [QQQcirr SURE TO BE THE MOST POPULAR BOOK OF THE SEASON. 25 CENTS PER COPY. NEWSDEALERS SHOULD WATCH FOR IT. JUDGE COMPANY, 110 Fifth Avenue, New York. Inimitable Moore tells us that the scent of the rose clings to the broken vase The flavor of Hunter Baltimore Rye yl is Inimitable ceed It is concentrated from its Quality Purity Age Aroma It is Always Recognized Uniform Battimore RYE WH UANAHAN& SON BALTIMORE It will always be the leader whiskey of America. jobbers. i | _ Sold at all First Class Cafés and b L AN & SON, Bal California Limited tures this season— ‘and extension Drawing-Room Pallmans, Buffet Smoking Car (with bar- ber shop), Harvey:Dining Car, Observation Car (with ladies’ parlor). Wide-vestibuled, electric- lighted and luxuriously equipped. From Chicago to Los Angeles and San Francisco daily. Santa Fe Route. For illustrated pamphlets, address Gencral Passenger Ofice, The Atchison, Topeka & SantaFe Railway, | | TRINIDAD AT THE PARIS EXPOSITION. A Gold Medal Awarded to Dr, J. G. B. Siegert & Son's Angostura Bitters. enough to supply the wor centuries tocome. Besides its vast agricultural wealth ‘Trinidad is the seat of the manufactory of the Angos. tura Bitters, which has been awarded the go for highest excelience at the present Pans expe ialf a century this with asphalt streets. Siegert & Son of Port BELGIAN HARES. $5.00 to $250.00 each. CANAJOHARIE AABBITRY, |: Wm. Clark Arkell, Secy., CANAJOHARIE, N.Y. oie searched for four sotices. HrNeY HOMEIRR, 10 Fiftn Avenue, ‘ork. B eeman’ The Original = Indigestion and Seas: ssickness- All Others Are Imitations. i weveceeccnesceseresensnenceseneneneneseeees comicbooks.com