The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-11-02

the YEAR While other publications may claim su
peror cheapnsss AS compared with rivals of similar
walop, aud unapproachsd-absoluteIy without COM
petition in price character. The possssseF OF the
Volume lust completed cannot duplicate the quantity
Of fine paper and sngravings in any other shape OF
number of volumes for ten ttises its cost.
The labor of getting the Aidne ready on the press
With the exception OF = small number specially re-
served for binding. the edition of 1871 already s1-
haustsd and it is now scarce as well valuable
book.
AkT DEPARTMENT
The enthusiastic support readily accorded to
their enterprise wherever it has been roduced has
CONVINCED the publishers of the AIdine of the solnd-
ness their theory that the American public would
recognize and heartily support any sincere enort To
sevots the tone and standard OF illustrated publica
tions. That SO many weakly wicked shesis exist
and thrive il not evidence that there is market
for anything better-indeed the Of the Aldins
. population vsst and Of such varied taste,
publisher can choose his patrons, and his paper Is
rather indicate Of his own than of the taste Ut ths
country. Az = guarantee of tho excellence of this
department, the publishers would beg TO annouee
during the coming year. specimens from the follow
ing eninsnt American artists;
W Richards VIM IL Wilcox
VIM Hart James IL Beard
VIM Beard LANES Smiley
George Smiley FigHet
Aug. Will Frank Beard
Granville Perkins Paul Dixon
Dealsy uows
Victor Nehlis
These picturers being produced without regard
to expense by the very pest enXrufers IN the coun-
try aud will boar the critical comparison
with the best foreign woak it being the dsternna-
ton of the publishers that THf ALDIAE shall be
essiul vindication of American in coupe
tition with any existing publication in the world.
LITERARY bxFAHrM Z VT.
Where much attention is PAID to illustration and
get up of the wosk. too much dependence 0ppepr
oace may very naturally be feared. To anticipate
such mi,giyinss it is only to state that
| the edtoritl management of TIA ALDLNE has been
entrusted to Mr.. RICHARD HENRY STODDARD
who has received assurances OF assistance from host
Of the most popular writer's aud poets of the country
! AHE VOLUME FOR 1879
will contain nearly 800 pages, and about $50 fine
| cravings. Commencing with the number for Janu-
.y, every third number will contain \ beautiful
tinted picture on plate paper, Inserted as Fronts
splendid volume in itself, and will be sent without
extra charge to all yearly subscriber.
A Chrome to every Subscriber
was very popular feature last year, and viii! be
| repeated with the present volume. The publisher
have purchased and reproduced, at great expense
the beautiful oil painting by SEIs, entitled, DAM
| NATURES SCHOOL," The chrome is 11x13 inches and
is facsimile in and appearance of the
at all compare with it, has yet been offered retail
| for less than the price asked for THE ALDINE and
| it together. 1t will be delivered Free with the
January number, to every subscriber who pays fol
TERMS FOR 1872.
One copy, one year, Nth oil Chrome 500
| Fire copies, Il. $40, OF
ANY person sending 10 names and $40 will receiv,
extra copy gratis making IL copies for the money
| Any persen wishing to work for premium car
| have premium circular application We Civ,
many beautiful and desirable articles offered by
other paper,
| ANY person wishing to act, permanently as ou
agent, will apply, with reference, enclosing 81 fo
outfit.
JAMES sTUTT 4Sst = Co.
| % Fjhertv Street. Nav Vnrix