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Judge — May 25, 1901 — page 12: Judge, 1901-05-25

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This page contains primarily **advertisements and light humor** rather than political satire. The main cartoon, titled "A Leap in the Dark," is a joke about courtship: an older man discovers a young suitor courting his kitchen maid and mocks him for carrying a lantern. The yokel retorts that the man wouldn't know about courting with a lantern—implying the man's own wife wasn't worth the effort to properly court. The significant political content appears in the small cartoon at bottom: **"Master John Bull"** (Britain personified) depositing coins into a machine, referencing Britain's financial strain from the **South African War** (Boer War, 1899-1902). The caption notes Britain faces a deficit of "fifty-five millions" due to war expenditure—a contemporary critique of the war's cost. The remainder is period advertising for whiskey, suspenders, laces, bicycles, and other products typical of early 1900s magazines.

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A LEAP IN THE DARK. Coming home rather late one night old Jones 7 - discovered a country yokel with a lantern stand- E ing by the kitchen-door. ‘* Young man,” sai¢ stablished 1823. he, ‘‘ what are you doing here?” ** I've cor.e a-courting, sur.” ‘‘A-courting? What do you mean?" “+ Well, I'm a follower of Mary, the kitchen-maid, sur.” “Do you usually carry a lantern when you are on such errands?” asked the old man sarcastically. ‘* Yes, sur; al'ays.”” *Don't tell me such nonsense. Vou had bet- ter be off quickly, Courting with a lantern, indeed! In my young days I never used such s a thing.” ‘ No, sur,” replied the yokel, sidling ' off. * Judging by yer missus, I shouldn't think | yer did.”"—Utiea Herald. Dispatch, That’s All! THE WILSON DISTILLING Co., Ta. | _ Ability to succeed is limited by your health. Baltimore, Sd. Attain your full possibilities by using Abbott's, the Original Angostura Bitters. The great TARL WILSON'S THE RESOR TER. strength-giver. BSAA Te een < | COLLARS CUFFSRSHRTS schoolhouse.—Philadelphia Bulletin. (( Ss BEST IN THE WORLD. only comes through intrinsic merit, and the high standard of The girl with a good carriage 1s the one who is willing to walk.—Philadelphia Bulletin, Ghe name Se ‘Flammoerion™ Hunter ey PIG Be Whiskey ( / pSeeenel U| Constable K3Co, construction per ay foes ore Laces. has won the confidence R gathering power Fancy Grass Linen Robes. of the public. _ Originality of design ff | Chantilly, Arabian and Renaissance Robes. It is always pxeet Te a and artistic effect. From $500 up. Irish Crochet Laces, Insertions and ol See that each gloss bears tho name Phrrensren. Allovers to Match. Pure, Old and Mellow i HE ER Meyrereita, ies Lierre Laces and Galons. nav Ostrich Feather Boas. and the finest type of the Novelties in Neckwear. best whiskey made. ar al z Handkerchiefs. Bold at all First-Class Cafés and by Jobbers. || Z g fe YTS OLAS > Wal LANAHAN &@ SON, Baltimore, Md YA If Parasols. Gloves. “* Did you ever visit a lunatic-asylum 2" “* No; | Hi f TH} Beoadooay & 19th 4e., but I once spent a Sunday at a_house-party| G where everybody talked golf."—7oren Topics. g : t Sy NEW YORK. The Rev. George R. Stair of New York says that progressive euchre is as pernicious as poker. The Rev, Mr, Stair may be correct, but you get quick action on your money at poker, and the suspense is not near so agoniz. ing.—Arkansaw Thos, Cat, Trcelzed the only and izbest award ai Faris Buffalo, N.¥.. U.8A. - AWAROEO THE “PAY: PAV? Pay?’ GOLD Master Joun BULL—"' I've put a lot of pennies into this machine, and 1 haven't got anything out. But" (zeit determination) ** I'm going on till I dof M EDA I (In consequence of the South African war expenditure, Master John Bull has to pipes frredinl tno, meet a deficit of fifty-five millions.) ARE WORN BY CAREFUL DRESSERS They stretch ontv when you do, and do not lose thelr stretch as others do. They're hand. gome, durable, sensible, and as comfortable and effective after long wear as when new. The Chester a: GO ceats is the best at anv nrice, though wehave cheaper models {or a quarter. All are GUARANTEED. CHESTER SCSPENDER CO., & Decater Avene, Rexbary, Mase, Branch Factory, Brockvtli, Ost. comicbooks.com