Puck, 1879-06-18 · page 15 of 16
Puck — June 18, 1879 — page 15: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising**, not satirical content. It contains commercial advertisements for various late 19th-century products and services, including: - Clothing retailers (bathing suits, dress shirts, gloves) - A Vienna coffee pot - Hungarian wines and champagne - Umbrellas and parasols - An "America" Extra Dry Champagne - A tailor shop (Barrett) - Steamboat passage (Albany and Troy day boats) - Watches and jewelry - A patent filing system for Puck magazine itself The only visual element beyond product images is a small decorative illustration of a cherub or allegorical figure with a champagne bottle. There are no political cartoons or satirical commentary visible on this page—it functions as a revenue-generating advertising section of the magazine rather than editorial content.
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Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s BATHING SUITS, YACHTING SHIRTS, DRESS SHIRTS, TRAVELLING SHIRTS, CHEVIOT AND SILK PAJAMAS, Neck Dressings, TURKISH BATH ROBES BLANKET ROBES for STEAMER USE. GLOVES. Kid, Dog, Skin, Gants de Suede, Castor, AND A LARGE LINE OF FABRIC GLOVES, Kid Finish, Lisle Thread, &c., &c. Arnold, Constable & Co., BROADWAY, corner 19th Street. FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN UMBRELLAS, IN GREAT VARIETY OF Mountings. PARASOLS For Street and Carriage Use. SEA SIDE SUIT SEZADES. Arnold, Constable & Co., BROADWAY, corner [9th Street. CH&CO} mY | TICKET OFFICE. 102 NASSAU S' NY Next Grand Drawt: 74860, 280, po 26th, AbiTat }200, reekstty ie 19. Halves, $20. sareere, Bo. SP ths, $8. a Ewentieths, $2. Forieths, “Nl a Ch ond Aa nan 0 TONE 30, Eat "Whole tickets, 81. IONTY ot Capital LOTTERY. vsSuiSlana, STATE, er ad $30,000. ickets, $2. Halves, ALL GERMAN STATE ‘LOTTERIES. | fa Io writing orders or for information please state tht you saw this in the English “Pucx."" TAPE WORM. INFALLIBLY CURED with two spoons of medicine in two or hours, For particulars address with etamp to H. EICHHORN, No. 4 St. Marks Place, New York. THE FAMOUS Vienna Coffee Pot. Beautifully finished, of burnished brass, with burnished brass bow, porcelain base, porcelain handles to lamp and extinguisher, porcelain knob fon cover and spout, and one brass and one glass cover. IMPORTED FROM VIENNA ONLY BY US, EDWARD D. BASSFORD, HOUSE FURNISHING STORES, enti A. = & BRO., 35 & 37 Broad St., and 39 & 41 First Ave., are the only Importers of HUNGARIAN Liquors and in the United States and and personally attending to directly from the Wine-growers districts of Hungary, and are of Wines and Liquors fo- at reasonable prices. Orders be promptly attended to, and WINES, Crown Champagne, Canada, who are regularly he selection of their Wines in the most renowned Wine able to furnish the very best Family and Medicinal use, left at the above places will delivered free of se. “AMERICA” aA, FILING “PUCK” Price $1.00. FOR SALE. AT THE “PUCK” 21 & 23 Warren St. BACK NUMBERS “BUCK” Can be Supplied on Demand. Extra Dry Per Case, 12 Quarts, 87.00. | grrice of “PUCK”, Per Case, 24 Pints, $8.00. BARRETT The Great New York Tailor, SUCCESSOR TO ARNHEIM OF THE WELL-KNOWN STORE, 202 BOWERY Is the CHEAPEST and MOST FASHIONABLE TAILOR, ip HE LOYS NEY, OBSERVE TOP OF SICN. BRANCH STORE, No. 19 WALL STREET. 21 & 23 Warren St. CELEBRATED FOR THE MANUFACTURE ov Fine Silk Dress, Stiff and Soft FELT HATS FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. ALBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATS, C. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW, commencing June 2d, leave Vestry St., Pier 39. N. R., at 8:35, and agth St. atg A. M, By Annex boat gon, YN at 8 A.M) Landi ACK FERRY, WEST PO! POUGHKELESIE, RHINEBECK, CATSKILL, HUD- SON. Pascengers landitig at WEST POINT, CORNWALL. or NEWBURGH can return by down boat. Tickets sold and bag- gage checked north and west. Tickets or coupons good on Hi soa River R. R. received for passage. HAMANN & KOCH, Red No: it Malden Lane, FRENCH CLOCKS AND BRONZES, Look for No. 9, nearest Broadway. comicbooks.com