Judge — June 18, 1887 — page 11: what you’re looking at

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wage: The " Judge's " Second Prize Oftering Srant Monument Fund. of its more or less complicated character, the Grand Word Contest, just ended, has proven a great By it Jevor has enlisted over $100 energetic, intelligent workers for the Grant Fund, has led the total previously received through the ent Committee by the contribution of a good xan} bas in addition divided $60) among eight ‘and happy puzzle workers as a reward for their eenuity, JUDGE now inaugurates a second con- nore popular character than the first—a cot y hild can engage and stand ai petitors. America will be entitled to participate 1y Uhus received will be appropriated ill be at once credited to the Grant Fi aty-five cents, after deducting the le dvertising, will be placed in a comme livided among the six competitors having {the most popular men as indicated by @ all the lists sent! in The new contest ta, in fact, ‘athe principles of an election, each competitive ually acting in cof a hallot, and the six aining the greater m ven names shown s‘inost. popular by @ ‘all the lists will be fl prize papers nituule of the prizes will depend on the amount of ived, oF In other words, on the number of com- The names and contributions of competitors will ogress of the fend shown) from rning niles in this week's JCDoE; pL of postage. Requests for copes nied by ten cents. rant Fund.) ‘THE JUDGE PUBLISIT CO. 28 Park Row, New York City. VE RULES. Aitive paper must contain eleven names of liv- in ale residents, ho more, Ho lesa: MU ink or typewriter.on one sie of the paper only, iat be precede] or accompanied by @ reinittance of, Lage of competitors number of winning names & mon who sends in his cr hee name now, reserving, if > chooses, the list until later for completion or revi. of ties, take precedence over another who bey and list later on. |no explanation or solicitation induce A WARNING. The hign repute and extensive sales | of ALLCOCK’S POROUS PLASTERS | has not only encouraged imitations,but dangerous compounds to be offered for sale. It should be borne in mind | that ALLCOCK’S are the only genuine and reliable porous plasters, and while | containing the indispensably neces- sary Ingredients fora perfect plaster they are purely vegetable and free from deleterious drugs. Do not be deceived by misrepresen- tation. Ask for ALLCOCK'S, and let you to accept a substitute. CLEAN, SWEET ano APPETIZING.. Rae's “Finest Sublime Lucca Olive Oil we guarantee to be the purest and finest a ticle of the kind ever sold in this coun It is always of uniform excellence: sinootl delicate and appetizing because made on! from sound, ripe and fresh Olives. — It packed by. Sess ESC horn, Tuscany, Ital of climate and’soil the Olive tree), fro it Leg: the conditions specially adapted to ret prescinis of the od only t went fruit. iy used, list ts forwarded, contributor desires to amend or privileged. to do so upou an additional s, and will be given the benefit of the | hase liste, or lists compiled or obtained by otber n wn efforts o the assistance which may immediate relatives or friends, are not per~ must be written in their alphabetical onter, com rhamne, ax follows: Cleveland Grover. Jevie guarantees that the first or leading competitor will rrcrive at the very lowest figure $400. f ties, any ove or more of the six seperate awards | —————- is will be real naunications open until Jun istributed pyro rata, asthe occurrence of 2o’clock noon, Kemenber that the Jeoar's second contest closes on the Wath of this month, After twelve o'clock noon of that day scriptions or lists are recel jowing contributions to the Grant Fund contest ANN Y; Cant Labrey Henry, Reynolds Mra & ADOPTED J LAWN TENNPS BALL} For Season of 1887. cial Tennis Rulea, by mail, 10 cents, Send for Tennis os) WASHINGTON ST., MASS, CAMPBELL PRINTING PRESS AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Manufacturers of High Class Cylinder Printing Presses, suitable for Mercantile, Publishing, Label, wspaper Offices, and embracing every requi- ¥ to the rapid and most perfect print- f fine cut and color work, or country news- yayer work. Ollicesx—New York, 160 William Street, Chicago, 306 Dearborn Street. 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