Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17
"HOW TWAS DONE"

An Admirable Little Work which Dem.
 onstrates Very Much Most Interesting l Information Just Now Greatly sought ] Ahier
 1 Major Pang5Orn, the well known com. gller of the E. and O. Red Book, which
 Has become the standard political text | book of the country, IS now engaged ! with a large force of assistants, ID pre- | pairing a special edition of the Red Book, which promises to be quite a
 unique thing in political literature. Ii
 ls Co be issued under the taking title of
 How Twas Done: The Political RevO- iution of 1882"
 Within the most artisticaily engraved covers by the American Bank Note Company will be embraced tine official
 results of the election just held, and ar ranged SD perfectly and intelligently
 that the verlest amateur n such status
 tics cannot fail to comprehend them.
 The figures will be gwen oD State ticket
 and on Congressional ticket in separate
 tables, the former by counties and the
 latter by counties and districts. In both
 tables comparisons will be made with
 the vote at the last preceding election
 m each State, the reiuuls of which will
 be given III full m order that the under
 standing of the situation may be com
 plete. In States where the Congress
 slOnal districts have been changed since
 1880, tine districts will be shown as now
 constituted, thus demonstrating what the result would have been two years ago had the same counties composed the districts then as now. Iudepeudent, Prohibition and Greenback figures will
 be given m addition to the regular Re- publican and Democrat, and in each county the vote of each party will be shown with majorities, gains and losses, both years, together with total vote of county, congressional district and State. Stat steal tables will also be included n the book, showing upon a similar full and comprehensive scale the vote for President in 1876 and in 1880.
 In no publication of like character are such clear and exhaustive tabular state ments attempted as in the B. ,I O. Red Book and the forthcoming special edition will eclipse any previous edition in ex- tent and interesting character of infur- nation furnished. Included within the remarks accompanying the returns will be the details of the changes III congress IL and the unsuccessful candidates in each State, as well as the members of the next Congress complete, and the changes m that body as compared to the last Congress. Much other data will be given, and in the way of a thorough un- derstanding of exactly How Twas Done 1t would be difficult to imagine q mo e interesting and reliable source of explanation than will be this new edition of the B. X O. Red Book. Like its predecessor, it will be sent without any cost whatever to all who make ap- pleation for it to C. K Lord, General Passenger Agent, B. X. OR R., Balti- more, Md.
 The Red BoOE is as a matter of course an advertisement Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, but 1t combines SO much of general interest Co the public with comparatively so little about the road, that 1t is far more valuable than nIne- tenths the publications of the character placed on sale.
 The B. * O Red Book Is by heavy odds the handsomest political work from a typographical standpoint, issued in the United States. being always printed with exquisit taste on fine pa- per and bound in the hest manner. IL certainly is worth the little trouble oc- casioned m writing for it, and it Is haz- zarding nothing to predict that the new special edition devoted to the election which has just taken place will be pre- eminently tine text book of 1882.
 As there will doubtless be an i'm mense demand for the book 1t would be well for all desiring a copy to write at once to Mir. Lord, as the edition will be sent out tO those making application on the principal of first come first served. ! Envelopes will be addressed as applIca- 1 tious come in, SO that there may be no delay in mailing when the work is re- ceived from the binder.