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The Christmas number of JupcE is out with a colored cover and two appropriate cartoons, one f them a double-page containing more figures han Defregger puts in an average painting, and they are very good ones, illustrating our promi- nent politicians and politico-journalists in their best-known characters, Under the pencil of Ar- tist Gillam and the quill of Editor Gregory the JupaE has gone on from good to best.—Kocheater Herald, The best work of the artist and the brightest efforts of bright writers are embodied in the Christmas numbers of exchanges and contempo- raries. In Jupce is found not only mirth-provok- ing material, but work in colors upon the cover and in the double-page cartoon by Gillam that challenges admiration. With no increase in price or size, its Christmas number is packed from cover to cover with fun that is really funny and with illustrations that are pictures. The Gillam cartoon has not been excelled in cleverness by | anything this excellent journal has brought out. Zimmerman’s full page conceit ‘ Lost” is an- | other artistically humorous feature, capitally done in colors.—Pittsburgh East End Bulletin. | We are in receipt of the holiday number of Jupor for the Christmas week, and are much pleased to note that the enterprising and wide- awake management of this popular publication is growing brighter and more entertaining with every issue, The Christmas number is a very ar- tistic piece of work, the different tints and color- ings of the illustrations being the handsomest we have ever seen. It includes an elegant illus- trated supplement from an origin] water-color sketch by a well-known artist, witch in itself is worth double the price asked for the paper. It is customary with publishers throughout the world to charge an advanced Brice for holiday numbers, but JUDGE constitutes itself an exception to the rule and makes the price for the Christmas num- | ber the same as its regular publication, namely, ten cents. We predict a very heavy sale.—News- Dealer and Stationer, CURE FITS! Wace 1 aay cure Le wt : ‘tote fora treatian bd Poot OMe. Iteoats sou Tivere you adirean, 0 BEFORE — AND — AF Electric Appliances are sent on 30 Days’ Trial, TO MEN ONLY, YOUNG OR OLD 10 ‘are suit ¥loon, Wasrtas Wane ait oon. WaSTTs0 WEAKNESSES and ail those diseases ofa Pinmoxat Narcus resulting from ascsEs and from Nuxvors. THE JUDGE'S CASH PUZZLE IN BEHALF OF THE GRONT MONUMENT The Jevoe proposes to assist the Grand Monument Fund | by organizing a grand competition on word-bullding (mak- | ing the largest number of words from @ given sentence by transposing and using letters to sult the purpose, using for the theme the sentence “ Who will be our next Prex!- dent !* and offering cash prizes to successful competitors, each of whom will have to pay fifty 0) cents on or before presentation of his competitive paper. The money received will be applied as follows : ‘Twenty-five cents is at once credited to the Grant Fund. ‘The remaining twenty-five cents, after deducting the legitl- | mate expenses of advertising names with thelr respective answers, etc., ete., will be placed in @ common fund to be equally divided among the six successful competitors, «. ¢., the atx personssending In the largest list of words (proper nouns included) made from the sentence “* Who will be our next President?" ‘The magnitude of the prizes will depend on the amount of CARRIAGE RUGS, TRAVELING RUGS, WRAPS and SHAWLS, We have the largest and most elegant line of these goods in New York City, including many novelties that cannot be found at any other store. They are offered at very low —E. A. NEWELL, MEN’S OUTFITTER, 859 BROADWAY (one door above 17th St.) Geesraurnces pope Ews tered. Now's your time to A Bp orders for our celebral Fas and Coffees, and secure a beautital Gold Hand or Moss Rose China Tea Set, Dinner Set, Gold Hand Moss Rose Tollet Set, Watch, Brass Lamp, or Webster's Dictionary. For full particulars address POH BREA CRIES Vecey wt, New ve money received, or, in other words, on the number of com: Petitors. Communications open until February 15, 1887, 12 o'clock. Prizes will be awarded immediately thereafter. This is not a new thing. In England large sums of money havo been raised for charity by this method, and those who have participated and incidentally helped @ worthy object have won a prize as high as $10,000 as a reward for mental activity. The names of competitors will be published from week to week in Jur as they may come in. This will not only serve as.an acknowledgment of the receipt of the money, ete., but will also serve to fund. Address THE JUDGE PU! GOVERNING RULES. Each competitive paper must be accompanied or be pre- ceded by a remittance of 80 cents ‘Write in ink or typewriter on one aide of the paper only. Arrange in alphabetical order. No letter can be used In a single word more times than it ‘appears in text. English words of not less than four letters found in bold- face type of Webster's or Worcester's dictionary allowable. ‘Words spelt correctly in different ways and pronounced the same count but one. Words having different meanings though spelt the same count but one. Allowable :—Compound words; one of the parts of any verb ; prefixed words; proper nouns found in the diction: ary, exclusive of geographical names and last namesof per- sons. First, or English, Christian names found in bold-face type of dictionary allowable. Not Allowable :—Geographical names; scripture or his- torical proper names; nicknames; abbreviations; plurals; more than one part of a verb; surnames (last names of per- sons); slang terms; phrases; contractions; obsolete words and words In italics, indicating that they are not yet Angli- cized—see distinction in Webster's between prPot and debut, entree, ete. Credit given according to correctness of competitive papers, although valid words will not be wholly vitiated by unintentional errors. Priority will be one factor to the advantage of competit- ors where twg.or more lists have same number of words— taking into cOhsideration distances and time of mailing. Names of contributors only. will be printed from week to week; to give the number of words sent in by them would act to the disadvantage of first-comers (who under certain circumstances, as in that of similarity of lista, will have Precedence). At the end of contest @ list of names with aggregates of competitive papers will be published. The final ‘examination of papers will be by thoroughly competent par- ties, and the strictest impartiality adhered to. The contest is to be a fair one, and the best paper will win If, after list is forwarded, contributor desires to add to it words that have subsequently occurred to him, he is privi- leged to do #0 upon an additional contribution of £0 cents, Letters and congratulations continue to pour in to the “Grant Fund” department from every sec- tion of the United States, evidencing the remarkable interest the public is taking in the new plan to se. cure a suitable memorial to the old hero. The novelty of the scheme and the worthiness of the object for which it is gotten up have attracted the most friendly attention of the whole newspaper press, Papers of all politics and creeds speak in nothing but the kindest terms of the proposed plan, and are rendering Jupce most valuable assist- ance in making the thing a success. We quote, as an instance, the following from a very kind letter received from Messrs. D. B, Moseley & Sons, pub- lisbers of the Religious Herald of Hartford, Conn: ‘We wish you success fh raising the Grant fund.