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This page is **primarily advertising** rather than satirical content. It's from Puck magazine's Spring 1879 issue and consists almost entirely of commercial advertisements for products and services including: - Woolens and textiles (Arnold, Constable & Co.) - Photographs (Otto Lewin) - Patent services (Paul Goepel) - Dental work (Philippine Dieffenbach-Truchsess) - Umbrellas (Isaac Smith's) - Various medicinal products The only actual editorial content visible includes short humorous poems titled "A Coup d'Etat" and "The Wicked 'Play-People,'" but these are minor text elements dwarfed by the advertisements. This layout reflects how 19th-century magazines subsidized content through extensive advertising.

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PUCK. 13 A COUP D'ETAT. If little seeds by slow degree Put forth their leaves and flowers unheard, Our love had grown into a tree, And bloomed without a single word. I haply hit on six o'clock, The hour her father came from town; I gave his own peculiar knock, “And waited slyly, like a clown. ‘The door was open. There she stood, Lifting her mouth’s delicious brim. How. could I waste a thing so good ? I took the kiss she meant for him. A moment on an awful brink— Deep breath, a frown, a smile, a tear, And then, “O, Robert, don’t you think ‘That that was rather—cavalier ?” : THE WICKED “ PLAY-PEOPLE.” “Write me down an ass.""—SHAKsrane, When pastors, in ignorance, try to define, And in toto condemn all stage playing; *Twould be wiser in them to distinguish the line Between preaching and praying—and bray- ing. —/unius in Phila. Record. A GENEVA professor recently expressed his sorrow that Americans “leave so large a slice of their religion at home.” It would puzzle one to tell where the Genevoise leave theirs.— Boston Post. A writer on household adornment says: “One can easily transform .a long and unin- teresting parlor into a series of small artistic rooms, full of sentiment. Gather there casy- chairs, foot-stools, lounges strewn with pillows, work-stands, writing-tables, jardinieres, bits of Buhl furniture, screens, etc.” Oh, yes; these trifles cost comparatively nothing. And you might also bring up the wood-horse and saw, and the washing-machine, and fill in with two or three rosewood pianos, and strew a few coal- sieves over the floor, and hang the wash-boiler and several iron pots on the walls—and you will be surprised at the effect.—Voristown He- rald. CAN CATARRH BE CURED? We say it can, even the worst cases. Testimonials by the hundreds prove it has been done by the use of POND'S EX- THACTS "The value of our Eatract tn all Catarrhal afecuons has inducedus to prepare a remedy, POND?S EXTRACT CATARRH CURE, especially adapted to diseases of the nasal organ. “The base of this preparation is POND'S EXTRACT in combination with other well-known ingredients, which makes it the best, surest, Safest and quickest cure for the diseases for which it is intended. Price, 75 cents. Our Nasal Syringe for applying the cure is of gteat'value. Price oaly 26 ce Prepared by the POND'S EXTRACT CO., New York and London. Sold by druggists and at 98 Marden Lane. SOZODONT. 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 gams in a natur- ally hard and healthy condition, there is a9 superior to SOZO- DONT. To purify and sweeten the breath there is no rival to NT. For a perfect mouth there is no recipe like the use Consequently it is no wonder that the populanty of SOZUDUNT as a dentifrice has no bounds, All Druggists keep it BOKER’S BITTERS. ‘The best Stomach Bitters known, containing most valu- able medicinal properties in all cases of Bowel complaints: a sure specific against Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, &c. A fine cordial in itself, if taken pu: mixing with other cordials, wines, &ic. Comparatively the cheapest Bitters in existence. L. FUNKE, Jr., Ocle Agect, P. 0. Bex 1029, 78 John St., N.Y. NomornE RHEUMATISM, Gout, Gravel, or Diabetes. Schlumberger’s harmless, infallible French Salicylates relieves within 12 hours, cures within 4 days. Box $1, postage free. Only Scpot ia New Work ata Sach Ave ‘ARIS & CO., General Agents for U.S. Cavrion Other called agents for these medicines sell home- made counterfeits. B®. G. B. SIEGERT & SONS’ WORLD-RENOWNED ANGOSTURA BITTERS. This most invigorating tonic isjustly celebrated for its exquisite flavor and extraordinary MEDICAL. virtues. Pay by all principal drugests, grocers and liquor dealers ancon, Sole Agent for th Be United Stat 1 Broadway, nde Work "0 Bon fine Ge Wupperm. gotten upin honor of the P: rcite bears cut ch the Bass Btedal Sad and Teter than ever, and Special size ettes, with any S IN, to’ order, A CARD. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c. Willscad a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE: This Est remedy srs discovered by a musignary in South America ad & belkaddrecocl ecvelope to tee fav’ josra - Inaicn, Station D, Bistz House, New York Crrv. Patents, Trade Marks are promptly secured by the Patent Office of PAUL GOEPEL, Staats-Zeltung Building, Tryon Row, New York. ADVICE AND PAMPHLET FREE. Goepel’s Classified, Trademark-Record *open to free in- ‘spection. Publisher of “DER TECHNIKER," a semal-monthly Journal, in the German Language, devoted to ‘the progress of Science, vention and the Trades. "Terms of Subscription: $2.40. per Yar, in Advance, including Postage. Sample copies free. Filia & MOELICH, 363 CANAL ST., N. Y., offer great Bargains in WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY. STER. LING SILVER AND TRIPLE PLATED WEDDING AND HOLIDAY GIFTS in endless variety at close prices. Estastiswn 1838, OTT Oo LEWIN, The well known Artist Photographer, 989 THIRD AVE.,8. E. Cor. 59th 8t., 294 BOWERY, above Houston ft. 27 PHOTOGRAPHER, 347 East 14th Street, Between 1st & 2nd Aves., New York —Closed on Saturdays valy. HEAPEST ROOKSTORE IN THE WORLD. 672 Standard English Books AT OUR PRICE. ‘78276 Miscellancous’ American AT OUR BRICE. At ANY PRICE, ialogue of General Literatare free LEGCA T BROTHERS, SBectman Bt, ‘new Post Ofte. SP Lf OLD ESTABLISHED AND WELL-KNOWN No. 6 B. 14th Street, near Sth Ave. Whole and Partial Sets Beautiful Mineral Continuous Gem Teeth, $2.50, 5.00, $10.00, upwards. rigr manner without pain, 60 as to Paces Rualono: Noeay bes fuce opera harmless manner go as fo give them the white- ness of ivory Teeth extracted without Everything warranted as represented, and the best. materials, sed in every cage, PaxrictLak arrention Pap To CanLDEEy’s Tarra. Open Evenings and Sundays. DENTAL OFFICE oF Philippine Dieffenbach - Truchsess, 162 West 23rd St, bet. 6th & 7th Aves., N. Y. Lare 389 Camat Srauzr. SPRING, 1879. WOOLENS. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO., Will offer at RETAIL this weck a new assortment of NEW COLORINGS IN ULSTER CHEVIOTS LONDON TROUSERINGS and COATINGS, MELTON SUITINGS and OVERCOATINGS. FRENCH CLOTHS IN SPRING SHADES FOR LADIES’ WALKING SUITS, CHILDREN'S CLOAKING, &c., &o. __BROADWAY,COR. IsthST. Nouveautes de Soies. SPRING IMPORTATION. Arnold, Constable & Co. Have opened a magnificent assortment of SATIN FACONNE, ARMURE PEEINS, LOUISINES, (CHECKED, STRIPED AND PLAIN COLORS), SATIN FINISH FOULARDS, SATIN STRIPE CHINTZ PEKINS, Brocades, and Plain Colored Failles and Taffetas, BRIDAL SATINS AND SILKS, BLACK SILKS. WATERED STRIPES, SATINS, &c., SELECTED FROM THE MOST POPULAR MAKERS #n¢ at MODERATE PRICES. __BROADWAY, corner 19th STREET. Isaac Smith's Umbrellas BULK, poreoe rane FINE SILK UMBRELLAS IN GREAT VARIETY. Umbrellas and Parasols to Order and Repaired. CASES ta every style—s large assortment 36 FULTON ST,, near Pearl. 104 BROADWAY, near Wall. 1188 BROADWAY, near agth st. 405 BROADWAY, nvr Canal. 1802 In Memoriam Brigham Young. To supply the demand for the above named Illustration, another Edition of the Cartoon has been published, and can be obtained from any Newsdealer or from the Office of Puck, 13 N. William street. vere ESTABLISHED A. D ‘comicbooks.com