New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-12-25

There are special departments for the
young and for household interests;
while poetry, fiction. and the humors>
Of the clay are all abundantly supplied.
During the ensuing year there may al
so be expected, among many other
features: q. Some Personal Rsn.i2aiis-
tsnces OF Early Aq1ti.Slavory WoYa,
by Oliver Johnson: 49, Further Con-
tribution onSoatthsr71 Agriculture, by
SoloE Robinson. ~ Occasional Pa
pea on Current Topics, by the Rev.
John Hall, D. D.; a. Occasional con-
|tribMtions by Gail Hamilton; and
other attractive matter from writer's
Of equal note.
TWO PAPERS IN ONE.
The Weekly Tribune is now so ar
ranged us to make taco complete and Sc
odrute papers of eight pages each, the
first containing the news and politics;
the second, the correspondence, ic-
ton. poetry, household departments,
etc. Both sides Of the family can thus
enjoy the paper at the same time. Dur
ing the past year readers have found
this a specially attractive and conven-
lent feature.
NO RIVALS TO COMPARE IT with.
Both Weekly and Semi Weekly Tri-
bune are now entirely unlike the cor.
responding issues from any other daily
Office in New ork-wholly different
in form and appearance, with larger
type, and only comparable to the three
and efour dollar religious or literary
journals. The price, however. remains
SO far below theirs as to defy compe-
titioD; and the premiums are more val
liable and substantial than have ever
been offered by other newspapers.
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