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This page is primarily **advertisements and filler content** rather than political satire or editorial cartoons. The visible text includes satirical quotes (about pedestrians, stenographers, and women's equality) but these are brief commentary pieces without accompanying illustrations. The advertisements include restaurant/bar venues (Pariser's Crystal Palace, Café International), Boker's Bitters (a patent medicine), L. Somborn & Co. (wine importer), and notably a large **Steinway piano advertisement** claiming "double victory" with two gold medals. The decorative element showing furniture/hardware (F.L. Hunninghaus upholsterers) and notices about back issues of Puck complete the page layout. This appears to be a typical late-19th-century magazine page mixing modest social commentary with commercial advertising.

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WaEN a new pedestrienne makes her debut, the Boston newspapers call it “bounding from sedent obscurity into the arena of peripatetic celebrity.” Ifa tramp with an empty stomach should be hit by a cold potato, they would doubtless refer to the occurrence as the im- pingement of an athermal, esculent, farinace- ous tuber upon the victim's stomachic vacuity.— Worcester Press. ; Tue Springfield Repudfican thinks the Indian should be ‘‘ harnessed to the plough.” The idea is. a good one. The deep voice of the stalwart farmer, shouting: ‘Whoa, back, gee, Feeble- bear-with-a-sarcastic-expression,” and: ‘‘ Back, now,Crow-with-a-sawbuck-on-both-arms” would be sweet, rustic music to mingle with the low- ing of the distant Durham bull. —Courier- Journal, Wuat we can’t aaa out is why the best clergymen in the world frequently lose their voices from exposure to night air, while a cat never does.—Rome Sentinel. “Woman shot at a’colored ball,” says an ex- change} but we areleft in the dark as to whether she hit it or not.— Yonkers Gaselte. PARISER S CRYSTAL PALACE, 252 BOWERY, Between Prince & Houston Sts., RESTAURANT ‘AUACARTE AT ALL HOURS. 8, READING AND BILLIARD ROOMS. NEW YORK. ‘Tue kind and gentle breeze that fans our eerie cheek, and moves the timid violet to our notice, is the same power that lifts the coat-tail of the youth of the land, and betrays a light-colored patch set in the seat of a black pair of pants— a monument to remind-us of a mother’s love and the hard times.— Fulton Times. ment. BOKER’S No. 78 Joun Srrexr, N. “GENTLEMEN of leisure taking sun-baths,” is the title by which corner-loafers are to be hence- forth distinguished.— Yonkers Gazette. Corner Fourth Street. AN exchange thinks that women are equal in point of endurance to men, but until women demonstrate their ability to undergo the fati of chewing a toothpick on a corner half the day and sit up playing billiards all night, the ques- tion hardly seems worthy of argument.—/or- wich Bulletin. CHESS, BILLIARD alwayson draught. ‘The leading European Papers in all languages on file. Linders, Befyr Alc and Clears The public is respectfully invited to vist his model establish- PERFECTION. L. FUNKE, Cart INTERNATIONAL, No. 699 BROADWAY, First Class Restaurant & Beer Tunnel. & READING ROOMS. wits “aging ng Burogean papers in 3 jn all languages on file, The finest ud otic: pected ote, alot Onor inar's ctetiieed Uae? BITTERS. Jr., Sole Agent, y. P. 0. Bor 1079. Received the First Prize at the Centennial Exhibition, Philadelphia, 1876. L. SOMBORN & CO., No. 12 Vesey St., adjoining the Astor House, New York. IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN WINES, BRANDIES, &c. Sole Agents for the APOLLINIS NATURAL SELTZER. HOCK & MOSELLE WINES from L. Somsonn, Frankfort a. M. BOONEKAMP OF MAAGBITTER from H. Unparaenc-Atsrecur, Rheinberg. New Yory. Kulmbacher, Erlanger, Bohemian 8. LIEPERS Srumway & Sows have been d QF HONOR and Two DIPLOMAS oF eee toe incon {he highest honors has been fan ern corded Fy the the whanfmour verdict of She Jade ce MiGNEST DEGREE OF BX MEGRES Uoer rosie “For greatest concert capacity in Grand pianos, as also highest degree of excellence in all their styles of pianos, viz: Largest volume, purity and duration of tone, and extraordinary carrying capacity, with precision and durability of mech- anism; also novel disposition of the strings, and construction and bracing of the metal Geessfeey minutely describes and indorscs the sx prigtipal and most valuable of Srearwave Taventions, which have made “Tus Steinway" oe STANDARD PIANOS OF THE WORLD. Srmmway & Sons, being the only piano-maker who manufacture “every portion” of ‘all the metal parts, were honored wit ‘of Merit for “the: “excellence” of their Machinery Hal eckiag, opeo tbe BE. ‘UxAMIMOUS official report ofthe tame judges: russe ta Makeglet cccpoata otal shew the highest perfection of finish ‘and workmanship and the greatest firmness and uniformity of metal strocture, a steel-like and sounding quality, with a tensile strength exceeding 5,000 Ibs. per ‘square centimeter, as demonstrated by actual tests. The full metal frames of cupola shape, possess an unequaled degree of resistance, permitting a vastly in- creased tension of strings without the slighest danger of break or crack in said metal frames, thereby considerably increasing the vibratory power, and augment- Ing the lasting qualities of their instruments.” FIRST GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR, PARIS, 1 FIRST Seize MEDAL, LONDON EXHIBITIO EVERY PIANO WARRANTED FOR FIVE OR aes ‘a Mlustrated Catalogues mailed free on application. STEINWAY & SONS’ NVAREROOMS, STEINWAY HAL Nos. 109 and 111 East. Fourteenth Sees, "NEW YORK. SLACK WALNUT, O14 GILT METAL, eanuPAeruRED a Ei Huwniuhiaus: Urnousrenens I HARDWARE AND TRIMMINGS, PATENT COVERS FoR FILING “Puck” PRICE $1,00 EACH. FOR SALE AT “PUCK” OFFICE, 13 North William Street, New York. BACK NUMBERS or “PUCK” Gan be supplied on demand. ADDRESS, Willmer & Rogers NewsCo., or, 31 Beckman Street, New York. Publishers ‘‘Puck”’ 13 North William Street; New York. comichooks.celim