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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-01-23

Your mammoth Christmas edition lust received.
1t Is magnificent success. l hope you may be
able to accomplish great results in the education of
your people.-L. G. Atkinson, d. d., President
New Orleans University.
1Onr mammoth issue has been received have
given my opinion in the Planet of the 9th inst
This ftroke of journalistic enterprise puzzles me.
embracing as it does. combination of time abil-
lty and money. l congratulate you. 1t places the
capstone upon journalistic ventures John Nit,
chell, Jr., editor Richmond Planet
The mammoth MAS edition of THE APPEAL has
been received. l am delighted with its general
make up and instructed by its contents I have
been very much pleased with the steady growth of
The APPEAL and it has my best wishes for Il long
and prosperous career.-Prof. J. G. Price Presi-
dent Livingstone College, Salisbury NC.
The Holiday Number of The Appeal was so at.
tractve that ! could not refrain from glancing a.
its many pages-each page presenting some new
attraction, and all combined, bearing convincing
testimony to the good judgement and enterprisins
spirit OF the wide proprietors. No single
issue OF any Afro American newspaper that it has
been my good fortune to see has ever equall,d it
either in quantity quality of matter May the
reward of your enterprise be equal to its merit
D. NJ MaXwell,aPrinci Louisville High School.
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The Appeal is u Tremendous Affair.

The APPEAL comes to rs this week with its US
un: nOfrfay attire. Its mammoth Christmas edi-
tlon with ITS 10 pages. PIG columns :,O1 ilustra-
HOES ana $4,000 copies is worthy Of special men
non certalny II is the largest edition ever issued
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The. APPEAL Is tremendous affair the mapni
nde OF wnicn Is not generally understood perhaps.
ne average weekly circulation OF its three weekly
sdltIons-lor 1891 is 12,54l. 1t gives regular EN-.
managers IN Chicago, st. Paul. st. Louis. Lons.
vile. and MEncapolis and has more than 5O
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AI1EAL by the single copy. Manager {. f Adams
seAi1sh Negro in the land. Happy New Year Bro.
he7 Adams.-Ne~ South, Beaufort, S. C.
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THE HOLIDAY APPEAL.
Comments Of Colored Contemporaries
on our Great Issue.

VA Jul N4C9I ASSu0t
The Following are the Opinions OF tn
Afro-A merican Press Of tho Unitod
States, on the Thirty-six Page Ap.
peal, Christmas, 1891. ~
A Model Of Beauty.
The Holiday edition Of THE ArPEAL, Chicago.
amodcl Of beauty and brimful of interest -Repu
Aca", FicAsbwy, Mas. ....
Glowing Christmas Edition.
The CHICAGO APPEAL came to US in a CLOWN
Christmas edition. 1t is the largest Afro-Amer
can paper we have seem Enterprise, Chariot
Greatest Negro journal.
The Christmas issue Of TIE APPEAL was so,
Of sight" 1t is without doubt the Greatest Neg
Journal published in this Countrywide Teac6e
Charleston, Mississippi.
Acme Of All Efforts.
The Christmas edition of THE CHICAGO AppEA
Is the acme of all efforts Of the Negro press.
contains thirty-six pages, 3O1 illustrations and
sued 5o,ooo.-1Ae Item, III. Worth, Texas.
The Appeals Holiday Number.
Hats of, Colored editors hats of. C. F. Adam
Holiday Number Of The APPEAL easily surpasse
u
per ofllce.-Race Problem, 81. Louis, Mo.
The Biggest Thing in Journalism.
The special Christmas issue OF THE APPEAL we
IN many respects the biggest thing in Journalism
the race has yet accomplished. Its Indianapol
contemporary will have no chance to turn up hi
nose this timc.-2ne 1dcance, 50. Louis, NO.
A veritable Pictorial.
THE CHICAGO APPEALS Holiday Number is
OlctOrllI / 1000
One cngravings and select reading matter 1t is
great triumph in Colorcd journalism and the rae
should he proud Of its succcss.-Surannah, (Ga
Tribune.
1t Leads Now.
THE APPEAL published at Chicago, Illinois, ha
Just gotten out one Of the largest and finest illus
trated Christmas editions ever gotten out by on
PEAL that ere long, it will take the lead in til
journalistic dcld.-People's Choice, Macon, Ga.
Reflects Great Credit.
The Holiday Number OF TIL APPEAL, Chicago
is bcyOud doubt one OF the best we have seen
contains thrty-six pages of reading matter and
number of cngravings. 1t contains the port trait
If prominent Afro Americans. 1t reflects grea
credit upon G. F. Adams, its manager.--Heralo
Lynch6urg, Ia.
A just Claim.
The Christmas edition CT THE CHICAGO APpEA
Win Ill -SiA pages ~lO COlulnnS, ana 3Jl llluStra
:ious. Manager c. F. Adams justly claims that
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American publishers. Tue ArrEAL is now in it
eighth year and has weekly circulation O
IT, 54l.--Baptit Herald, Florence, S. c.
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APPEAL is the best pictorial weekly published b
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every particular. We will keep the Holiday Mum
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U0iaes, IOua.
Have OutdOne Themselves
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A Great NeWSDaner.

The APPEAL, published simultaneously at Chi
6ago, st. Paul. Louisville, Minneapolis. and St
Louis, is most welcome and highly appreciated
ges, PIG columns 3OI illustrations and 50 eco copies
were printed The paper is ably edited and con
talns fountain of valuable information No fam
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paper published in the Northwest. The brilliant
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io1ty sentiments of the journal, features wor-
tiny OF the highest consideration. Inde-
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fast through trains with Pullman Sleep
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City. Day trains between St. Paul and
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Dining cars are run on all through trains
over this line between Minneapolis, st.
Panl and Chicago. Besides being the
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Arch Masons in good standing are always vel
come.
~ H. GILES, H. P.
PIONEER COMMANDERY. No. g. meets tho
second and fourth Thursdays in each month
g. their asylum 81 Jackson street. Knights
Iemplar in good standing are invited
S. L. BURNETT, E. C.,
j. F. COQUIRE. Rec.
WA. WILLIAMS, P. ST. 537 Wabasha.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-01-23
Certainly Deserves Praise.

THE APPEAL, Chicago Ill.,, in it's Christmas is.
pages full Of good matter and finely illustrated
with portraits of our leading Afro Americans and
cuts OF number Of our educational institutions
The managers certainly deserve praise for such q
line paper, the largest we have ever seen. Success
to you Observation-Disclosures Journal, Galyeston,
Ierus
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-01-23
Shows Energy and Thrift.

The Holiday Number Of THE APPEAL an illus.
srated weekly, comes to US in such bulk that to 10
more it would be impossible, even had we the wish
TO do So Thirty,six pages Of reading matter. with
cuts Of the Worlds Columbian Expos ition Build
ngs and its officers-schools of the Freedmen 8
Aid and Southern Education Society, with bio
graphical sketch Of their artist, Mr.. Edward II
Lee, shows the energy and thrift of Editor Adams
and his corps of able assistants. The Pilot wish.
e. you every success and happy New Year Tho
Pilot, Washington, D. e.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-01-23
THE

Twin Cities and Chicago take this line
particu arly tavoring the "Vestibule Lin
lted," which carries the finest sleeping
cars and coaches ever built, and also ali
classes Of passengers, without extra fares.
On the Lake Superior portion of the
line, betw* en- Minneapolis, st. Paul and
Duluth, and St. Paul and Ashland, Pull
man sleepers are run on night trains, and
reclining Chair cars on day trains.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-01-23
Largest PAPER and Largest Edition.

We have before us the mammoth Christmas and
Holiday edition of Till APPEAL published bv Mr.
:. F. Adams in Chicago. The work contains 3G
pages or ZIG columns OF the choicest reading, &C
:ompanicd by 3O1 iusl ratiOnS of the most prom-
acnt Colored citiZcus of the United States togeth-
er with illustrations of the most prominent COL
BRED colleges, buildings and institutions owned
and controlled by Coorcd people. Over 5O, 600 cop.
les Of this edition printed aud scattered
broadcast throughout America This is Dy far the
largest paper and largest edition ever printed by
Afro American publishers, and reflects great cred.
1t upon the manager, MIR c. f.. Adams = Southern
drOuS Fort Scott huus1s
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-01-23
We do not Hold tOit.

The APPEAL. published at Chicago, Ill.,. weekly
is great Afro American newspaper. The Christ
mas Number came to us freighted with news and
spend1dly illustrated. 1t contained thirty six pa
yes with PIG columns and 3o1 illustrations cuts of
buildings, portraits of prominent personages A
attracted ovr attention and received our apprecia
ton was the portraits of the many beautiful Afro
American women it contained. Brother Adams
we greet you. but wonder that You with your ag-
gressiveness still hold to the race problem non
sense.-CQlciNn Liant 4kbQnM " Y
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-01-23
The Grantlest Yet.

The Holiday edition of TIE CHICAGO APPEAL in
make up eclipses the record of Afro American
journalistic get up OF any special edition, on any
special occasion for which the management should
De complimcntcd, aud Afro Americans should feel
proud of that standard Of Afro. American journal
sm to which TIE APPEAL has attained. Said is.
sue contains rs pages, PIG columns 3O1 illustra.
lions, witt circulation Of 1000 copies. --1he i'd
siSer Mobile 1fu
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-01-23
Huge, Neat and Newsy.

The Christmas edition of THE APPEAL, reflects
great credit on its editor. 1t contains cuts of most
If the schools of the Frecdman's Aid and Southern
Educational Society Of the Nj. E. church. 1t exhi-
oited portraits OF many distinguished ladies and
gentlemen of our race.
Upon the wholeit was huge. neat and newsy and
oespeaks praise for all concerned as we'll it marks
ne progress onr people are making - Weekly
Cleaner, An0rriile Tenn.