The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-23
4HoW TWAS DONE
An Admirable Little Work which Dem
Ons.rates Very HEnell Most Inter-
esting Information Just Now
Greatly SOUGHT After

eEting Information . ust NOW
Greatly Sought AFTER.
Mai. Pangborn, the wslI-known COM
piIer OF the B. and o. Red book, which
promises 10 be quite unique thing il
political literature. 1t is to be issued
the taking title of "How Twas Done
The Political Revolution If 1882
Within the most arnsticsliy en-.
gravcd covers by the American Bank
Mole Company will be embraced
the official results of the election just
held, and arranged so perfectly
and intelligently that the veriesi
amateur in such statistics cannot fail to
comprehend them The figures will be
given ON state ticket and on coDgres-
sional ticket in separate tables, the for
mer by counties and districts. La both
tables comparisons will be made with
the vote at the last preceding election
in each state, the returns of which will
be given in full in order that the under
standing of the situation may be CON-
plete. In states where the congressional
districts have been changed since 1880.
the districts will be shown as now con-
stituted, thus demonstrating what the
result would have been two years ago
had the same counties composed the die
trIcts then as now Independent, Pro-
hibition aud Greenback figures will be
given in addition to the regular Repub-
lican 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 coun-
~, congressional district and state Sta.
tistical tables will also be included in
the book, showing upon a similar full
and comprehensive scale the vote for
president in 1876 and also in 1880.
in no publication of like character
are such clear and exhaustive tabular
statements attempted as in the B. s. @.
Red Book, and the forthcoming special
edition will eclipse any previous edi-
ton in extent and interesting character
of information furI. ished. Included
within the remarks accompanying the
returns will be the details of the
changes in congressional districts, the
congressmen-elect, and the unsuccessful
candidates in each state, as we'll as the
and the changes in that body as CON-
pared to the last congress. Much other
data will be given, and in the way of a
thorough understanding of exactly
"How Twas Done" it would be difficult
to imagine d more interesting and reli.
able a source of explanation than will
be in this new edition of the B s. o.
Red Book. Like its predecessor, it will
be sent without any. cost whatever TO all
who make application for whatever to
all who make application for it to G. K.
Lord, general passenger agent B. s. o.
railroad, Baltimore, Maryland.
The Red Book is as matter of course
an advertisement of the Baltimore &
Ohio Failroad, bpt it combines so much
of general interest To the public with so
comparatively little about the road, that
it is far more valuable Than nine-tenths |
the publications Of the character placed |
on sale.
The Il. s. o. Red Book is by heavy
odds the handsOmest political work |
from typographical! standpoint issued |
in the United States, being always print |
cd with equisite taste on fine paper and |
bound in the best manner. ItycerteinlY !
is worth the little trouble oes8sionod in |
writing for it, and it is hazarding MOTH
ing TO predict that the new special edi-
lion devoted to the election which has |
just taken place will be pre-eminently |
the textbook of 1882
As there will doubtless be a great de-
mand for the book, 1t would be we'll for
all those desiring copy to send at once
to Mr.. lord, as the edition will he SEPT |
out to those making application ON the
principle OF first come first served. En-
velopcs will be addressed as applications
come in, so that there may be no delay
in mailing when the work is received
from the binder.