Puck, 1877-06 · page 15 of 16
Puck — June 1877 — page 15: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertisements and back matter** from Puck magazine, not political satire. The visible content includes: - Wine and spirits importers (L. Somborn & Co.) - Restaurant advertisements (Crystal Palace, Café International) - Patent filing covers for Puck - Two product advertisements with illustrated engravings: Carr's Steam Radiators and "Gold's Stomach Bitters" The page contains **no clearly identifiable political cartoons or caricatured figures** of note. The engravings are commercial advertisements—one showing people around a heating system, the other promoting a patent medicine with dramatic scenery. This represents typical 19th-century magazine filler: ads subsidizing the publication's cost while filling unused space between editorial content.
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L. SOMBORN & CO., No. 12 Vesey St., adjoining the Astor House, New York. IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN WINES, BRANDIES, &c. Sole Agents tor the APOLLINIS NATURAL SELTZER. HOCK & MOSELLE \ BOONEKAS from A, Unvexpenc-At PERFECTION. BOKER’S BITTERS. L. FUNKE, Jr., Sole Agent, No. 78 Jonw Steext, N.Y. P.U Hox 1029. PARISER’S CRYSTAL PALACE, 252 BOWERY, Hetween Prince & Houston Sts. RESTAURANT | “A LACARTE AT ALL HOURS. CHESS, REALING AND BILLIARD ROOMS. ypean Papers in all la ors, Beer, Ale and C: NEW YORK. ‘The leading ¥; Re finest Wines, The public is ~ PATENT COVERS FOR FILING PUCK. PRICE $1.00 EACH. Kor Sale at “Puck’’ Office, -| was umpire in a close game. | ty, is seven feet high.’ 13 North William St., N. Y. Tuts is the neat reportorial style in which the Oil City Derrick puts it: ‘Yesterday a | workman engaged in repairing the old saving | bank building fell from a scaffold and skinned his nose, making a painful but not necessarily | fatal wound. | ‘Tue Fat Contributor, growing sad and philo- sophic, muses: —‘‘ There is nothing but a plain | | slab at the head of the mound, but the simple | inscription upon it tells its own sad story: ‘He | | “IT would like to see them steam-cars put ‘on,’ muses the poor, overworked street-car horse, “if I wouldn't, dummy!” — Cincinnati | | Saturday Night. “WE are surprised to read in an exchange that ‘the corn of Mr. Redman, of Lycoming coun- We pity Redman. We cannot imagine how he gets his boot on, over such a corn as that,” says the Philadelphia Bulletin, in a tone of sorrow. ‘ne Philadelphia Zvening Bulletin grows de- ductive, and reasons that if bread is the staff of life, it wouldn’t be out of the way to call pound-cake the goldheaded cane of our exist- ence, Car&t INTERNATIONAL, No. 699 BROADWAY, Corner Fourth Street. New Vous, First Class Restaurant & Beer Tunnel. | CHESS, BILLIARD & READING ROOMS. ‘The leading European papers in all languages on file. The finest Wines, Liquors and Segars. Kulmbacher, Erlanger, Bohemian and other Imported beers, also Geo. Enner’s celebrated Lager always on draught S. LIEDER: S, ‘Prornitron Received the First Prize at the Centennial Exhibition, Philadelphia, 1878. BACK NUMBERS OF PUCK CAN BE SUPPLIED ON DEMAND. ADDRESS, ‘WILLMER & ROGERS NEWS COMPANY, 31 Heckman Street, New York, " Publishers PUCK, oth William St., New York. < SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, >a comicbooks.com