The Wasp — 1889 — page 115: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This is primarily a text page with no visible political cartoons. The content includes: **Editorial commentary** on several scandals: Dr. Brown-Séquard's claims about rejuvenation through animal extracts; the Wilcox uprising in Hawaii; and the death of David S. Terry (former California Chief Justice) during an assault on Stephen J. Field (sitting Supreme Court judge). **Brief satirical items** mocking John Bull's financial troubles, Emperor William's visit to England, and various social follies. **Humorous dialogue exchanges** about debt, cooking incompetence, and foolishness. The page serves as editorial opinion and society commentary rather than visual satire, typical of a text-heavy satirical magazine of this era.