The Wasp — 1876 — page 223: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page is primarily **text-based content rather than political cartoons**. The visible sections include: 1. **"Look Out for Charles Pemberton"** - a cautionary notice warning the public about a man named Charles Pemberton engaged in dishonest advertising schemes related to canvassing for *The Wasp* itself. The magazine warns readers not to give him money. 2. **"Sleep on Your Cares"** - a humorous advice column about caring for babies. 3. **"From the Seat of War"** - correspondence about the Turkish Question in international affairs. The page also contains **professional notices and advertisements** for musical services, piano repairs, and other San Francisco businesses. There are **no visible political cartoons** on this particular page—it's primarily a text-heavy issue mixing editorial warnings, advice, international commentary, and commercial advertisements typical of 1870s satirical journalism.