Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-25
ST. PAUL ILLUSTRATED.

The Deserved Commentator Which Major
Newson's Work is Receiving.
We learn that Maj. Newson has put out
10000 copies of his Illustrated Saint Paul,
and that more are constantly called for, and
more are constantly going out. The pamph-
let has been sent all over the, world. It is
in all the book stores, on the cars, in public
and private houses, and is daily going
through tho postofice in large numbers.
The press throughout the State has given it
very favorable notices, q few of which we
condense for our columns:
The illustrations are numerous and accur-
ate. The best and most interesting birds
eye views of the city from it's inception to
the present time, that has ever been present
ed in SO small compass.-iSt. Paul DIS
patch.
When once one reads the opening page
until the end is reached, there is an ever
varying but never ceasing interest. -Bss-
naarclt Champion.
It is pervaded with the quaint literary in
dividuality of its gifted pioneer editor; is a
racy, readable, sketchy and humorous
chronicle of the Sanity clty.-Rochester
Post.
The number before US is devoted to pro-
fusely illustrated history of St. Paul, from
its earliest settlement up to the present time,
which is very interesting SherbouT'ae
County Neaos.
It is an interesting number, containing
much valuable history of the early settlement
of st. Paul and other parts of the State
st. Charles Times. ',5'
A careful perusal of it convinces us of two
ceivable prophecies as an advertising me-
dunn Wells Advocate. 5lt
It is valuable work, profusely illustrated.
fergus Fails Advocate. s
Full of valuable information
Neaos. 81 -,
In Newson's own entertaining way. We
heartily recommend the work to our readers
as we'll worth the money.-J0rdan Adgo-
cate.
It is written in Mr.. Newson's quaint but
interesting style, and is we'll worthy of ex-
animation and perusal. st. Peter Tribune
Full of interesting matter and profusely
illustrated, the handiwork of that veteran
editor, T. NJ. Newson. -M0nticello Times.
A valuable magazine: much information if
given regarding the early history of St. Paul
|i--Princsto1a Union. $50
1t is fine magazine.-McLe0G C0u1at5
Enterprise.
! Every page is replete with interesting anc
valuable information Shakopee argus.
It is a very entertaining pamphlet, ane
contains many "reminiscences of the past
Litcttield Noes Ledger.
This large and handsome magazine has 81
much of general interest for everybody tina
it should have large sale, and no doub
will have-Mazepp0 Tribune:
Read, and then send to your friends IL
the East, who are anxious to learn all the,
can about our wonderful capital city ane
the more wonderful State that supports it,
Glencoe Register.
It's splendid work, taken all in all, ant
the major is entitled to great credit for tn
successful carrying out Of this importan
enterprise. -StSl1aoater Gazette. s.
well written history of st. Paul, from
1849 to 1s79.-Dodge County Republican
It is an exceedingly interesting review o
st. Paul's past and present history.-ODa
toaa,aa Journal.
The article is replete with historic inter
est, and is one of the most attractive imi
grafton documents ever published
4Sue,lr Sentinel.
An illustrated magazine every citizen Q
Minnesota should subscribe for.-Anok
Herald. e
Full of handsome illustrations, devote
pretty much to Saint Paul and her interests
An elegant picture of Fort Smelling an
st. Paul.-Shaltopee Courier.
handsome book; full history of th
city; a work valuable and interesting, th
most valuable which has ever appeared, an
will have telling effect upon the growth o
the city.-St. Paul Hotel Reporter.