Puck, 1879-01-29 · page 14 of 16
Puck — January 29, 1879 — page 14: what you’re looking at
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This is primarily an **advertising page** from Puck magazine (page 14), dated February 1879. It contains no political cartoons or satirical commentary visible in the image. The page features advertisements for various goods and services typical of the era: masquerade balls, coffee makers, photographers, dentists, haberdashery, linens, and other consumer products. There is **one brief editorial note** at the top mentioning Puck's cartoon "The New Inferno" and a humorous anecdote about a boy at a Wendell Phillips lecture, but these occupy minimal space and appear to be filler content rather than the page's primary purpose. The layout demonstrates how 19th-century magazines monetized space through dense advertising while maintaining minimal editorial content.
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PUCK. Puck has a cartoon this week called ‘ The New Inferno,’ which is one of the best things in a pictorial way that has been published for along time. If a man got into such company as appears there, he would be Inferno good.— — Pittsburgh Telegraph. A soy after hearing Wendell Phillips lecture asked his father: “Pa, why don’t they give him an office, he seems to know all about every- thing!” ‘* He can make more lecturing,” said the father absent-mindedly. This was the youth’s first lesson in patriotism.—Rochester Express. He—“My dear—.” She—You forget yourself, sir. I am not ‘dear’ to gentlemen!” He (ungall lantly and ungrammatically)—‘“ You ain't, eh? If yon just knowed how much I paid for them” Christmas presents—" And then he coughed and wandered away. The presents have been returned.—Louisville Cou- rier-Journal, B of Counterfeits and 4 BOKER’S BITTERS, ‘The best Stomach Bitters known, containing most valu- able medicinal properties in all canes of Bowel complaints: Sure specific against Dyspep Cordiat in itself, iftakea p fining with oihBr cori pest Biters in ex L FUNKE, Jr., bas Ages, P.O, Bex 1029, 78 John St, N.Y. without POND'S EXTRACT. Its various toilet uses are becom: ng as well known as its curative qualities for Inflammations and Hemorrhages. Ladies preferring delicately perfumed toilet ar- ticles should purchase our Toilet Cream, Price $1.00, Dentrifice, Price so cents, Lip Salve, Price a5 ceats, Toilet, 3 cakes per box, ‘50 cents, all of which contain a large percentage of PURE Pond’s Extract and are the most perfect preparations manufactured by TRACT Co., 98 Maiden Lane. Sold everywhere, BOZODONT. To preserve the teeth and keep them pure and white, to prevent their decay, there is no preparation in the market equal to SOZODONT To preserve the gums in a natur- ally hard and healthy condition, there is 0 superior to SOZO- DONT. To purify and sweeten the breath there is no rival to SOZODONT. For a perfect mouth there is no recipe like the use ‘of SOZODONT. Consequently it is no wonder that the populanty of SOZODONT as a deatrifice has n0 bounds. All Druggists A CARD. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c. 1 Willscnd'a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed eave josaru T. Insan, Station D, Bucs House, Fa PHOTOGRAPHER, 347 East 14th Street, Between 1st & 20d Aves., New York.—Closed on Saturdays unly. OTTO LEWIN, The well known Artist Photographer, 989 THIRD AVE. E. Cor. 59th St., 294 BOWERY, Houston ft. }} Ni ab x. (o IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF GENTLEMEN’ S HATS 174 Fifth Aye, 169 Broadway, Between aad and azd Streets.) Near Cortlandt Street, NEW YORK. GERMAN LIEDERKRANZ. 26th ANNUAL MASQUERADE BALL, ACADEMY OF MUSIO, Thursday, February 13th, 1879. Tickets at $1o—admitting gentleman amd lady, can Le had wg gentlemen: admcller, Germ. Say Bak, Cor. 4th Ave. & 4th St. nl Unger: NS. 30 Park Herman Ubi, “New Vorker Staats-Zeitung”. John von Glaho, No, 36 Chambers St irtius, No. 33 Broad Street, Steinway, 111 East 14th Street. ARION SOCIETY. GRAND MASQUERADE BALL AT CILMORE’S CARDEN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2lst, 1879. Tickets $5.00, admitting one Gentleman and one Lady. RENCH COOKS’ BALL. given by. the rand uf LANTHROPIOUE ET COS y OF MUSIC and NIESSON HALL for the benefit of the Wido phans” Fund, Great GAS TRONOMIC EXHIBITION f M.to 12. TICKET, admitting gentleman and ladies, $5.00. For sale at the principal hetels, restaurants and clubs of the city. Patents, Trade Marks are promptly ‘cowed by the Patent Office of PAUL GOEPEL, Staats-Zeltang Building, Tryon Row, New York. ADVICE AND PAMPHLETS FREE. ppecal terms for FOREIGN PATENTS if takeo with U.S ratents. Publisher of “DER TECHNIKER," a semi-monthly Journal, in the German Language, devoted to ‘the progress of Science, In: vention and the Trades. “Terms of Subscription: $2.40 per year, in Advance, including Postage. Sample coptes free ALWAYS ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF ALL SIZES OF THE FAMOUS Vienna bale Tat, DAME ONAL. CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION, IMPORTED ONLY BY" EDWARD D. BASSFORD. HOUSE-FURNISHING, HARDWARE,-CHINA, GLASS, CUTLERY AND§SILVERWARE. COOPER INSTITUTE, Corner 3d & 4th Aves, & Sth St., New York City. To meet the popular demand, prices of these pots have been re. duced so per cent. Pxice Lists ap CIRcuLans Free. SB LNereny OLD ESTABLISHED AND WELL-KNOWN DENTAL ROOMS, No. 6 E. 14th Street, near 5th Ave. Whole and Psrtial Sets Beautiful Mineral Continuous Gum Teeth, $2.50, $5.00, $10.00, upwards. Decayed Teeth filled ina superior manner without pain, so as to preserve them for life with wre Gold, genuine Platina, Amalgam, Bone, &c., $1.00 upwards. ‘eeth cleaned in a harmless manner so as to give them the white. ness of ivory $1.00. Teeth extracted without pain. Everything warranted as represented, and the best materials used ia every case, PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO CHILDREN'S Trern. Open Evenings and Sundays. DENTAL OFFICE Philippine Diefenbach - Truchsess, 162 West 23rd St, bet. 6th & 7th Aves., N.Y. Lare 989 Canat Sramer. SPRIN DESIGNS DRESSES Scotch Zephyrs, Bordered Percales, Cambries with Hdkf. Effects, Momie Cloths, Chintz Colored Satines, Printed Armures and Figured Cotelines, : ALSO, Percale and Cheviot Shirtings. Arnold, Constable & Co. Broadway, Cor. 19th St. HOTEL, HOUSEKEEPING FAMILY ‘LINENS, SPRING IMPORTATION now opening in Sheeting Linens and 4-4 Family Shirtings, NEW DESIGNS IN Printed Linen Shirtings, DAMASK TABLE LINENS, By the YARD and in CLOTHS. NAPKINS, TRAY DOYLES, NOVELTIES FRUIT. CL OTHS aud NAPKINS, TOILET COVERS, EMB'D, OPEN WW ¥ BORDERED TOWELS, HUCK, BARNSLEY and GASH TOWBLLINGS. and a general assortment of WHITE GOODS, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, QUILTS, COMFORTABLES, &c., &c. Arnold, Constable & Co., Mroadway, Cor. 19th St. FF CigaRETTE HAVANA TOBACCO THE BEST ALL TOBACCO CIGARETTE. Sold by all Dealers and Manufactured by B. POLLAK,N. Y. tay” Having succeeded in securing a quantity of copies of ‘Puck’? containing “Talmage Cartoons”, we hereby notify our Readers that they can obtain the following Issues at our Office: No. 84, October 16. “85, -28; “ 87, November 7, comicbooks.com