The evening world., 1894-02-06

A. II. IL. D.. PRESIDENT on.
RARD COLLEGE PHILAL ELPHIA. Pat
a most interesting and valuable document"
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JAMES M. TAYLOR. PRESIDENT vAssAR COZ.
LEoE. NEW YoRK.-"we have found ~
World Almanac a useful book"
A. MoRRIssEY. PRESIDENT NorRE DANE
UNIVERSITY. NoTRE DAME. IND.-'A msss
useful publication would be hard to md
J. '. N. sTANDIsH. PRESIDENT LOMBARD
UNIVERSITY. CALEsBURG. ILL.-.I know
no work that contains so much valuable mattw
IN 20 mail a compass. 1t is truly = vaAs
mecum."
REV. SAMUEL ". DoARDMAN. d. D.. IL, n.
PRESIDENT M~ARYvILLE COLLEGE, MARY.
VILE. TENT commend It to our $40 ste.
dents as a marvellously cheap compilation, cor
tanning an immense amount Of the most yalu,
able information In almost all departments q
human Affairs. Este perpetual"
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J. H. SMART. PRESIDENT PURDUE UN1vER-
sTTY. LAFAYETTE. 1ND.-'I nnd 1t a eonst,ns
convenience
WILLIAM NJ. BLACKBURN. q. D., PRESIDENT
PIERRE UNIVERSITY. PIERRE. 8. DAX.-"A
very valuable book Of reference"
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CAL M POSTGRADUATE DEPARTMENT.,
n FINANCIAL AGENT. LEBANON. ILL
Having had. for three or four years. the use q
the successive volumes OF this publication, I
gladly testify to its merits as a compendium q
well-arrsnged and extended mass OF informa-
tion on many Important lines. The scholar. the
ststisticisn, the politician and the philanthropiss
may all be greatly benefited by its p~erusal."
JAMES W. STRONG. PRESIDENT CARLETON
rNy 2 p NsyN,Ny ,s.
'shssaurus CT facts to which I shall often refer.
as It will lie on my table close at hand an
through the year"
RIcHARD W. TLwAINE. PRESIDENT SYDNEY
COLLEGE. HAMPDEN. vA.-"very interesting
and useful"
E. I. DEWITT, PRESIDENT BOSTON coll
LEGE. BOSTON. MASs.-"It is, in truth. Q
valuable encyclopaedia of useful knowledge"
J. z. RHoADEs. PRESIDENT BRYN MAwN
LIE RRYN MAwR. PAT IL mueh
prized for the extended and accurate intorms-
tion 1t arords"
GEORGE EDWARD REED. PRESIDENT DICE
iNsoN COLLEGE CARLISLE. Pat 10. q
heretofore. the best of the kind published"
B. L. wIGGINs, vIcE-CHANcELLoR UNIvER-
oosAT' u ANEE, IENN,-
VIII be very helpful to US throughout the
year"
THEODORE STERLING. PRESIDENT KENYON
COLLEGE GAMBLER, Oft is we'll named N
encyclopedias. and 1t surpssses all publications q
the kind"
FRANKLIN CARTER. PREsfpENr WILLIAMS
COLLEGE. WILLIAMSBURG, MAss.-"Am sure
shall find it even more useful than in pss
years"
JAMES c, YELLING. PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON. D. c.-"The edi-
ton OF last year proved to me a valuable vaas
mecum."
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T. p. MARSH. PRESIDENT MOUNT UNION
COLLEGE. ALLIANCE. OFT is most excel.
lent and will be very useful
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WILLIAM A oBENCHAIN. A. NJ, PRESIDENT
OGDEN COLLEGE. BOWLING GREEN. KY
Il prize 1t very highly. No other book that Z
kno" OF contains so much valuable matter In
the same space"
JOSEPH W. MAucK. PRESIDENT UNIVERSITY
OF SOUTH DAKOTA. vERMILIoN. 8. OAK
Il have occasion to refer to the Almanac at bsth
my home and once. I have also caused a copy
to be placed In our library and readinE-room."
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j. p. GREEN. PRESIDENT WILLIAM JEwELh
COLLEGE MOT have spent several hours q
to-day examining 1t and nnd It a rich treasure
house OF valuable Information"
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MARTIN KELLOGG. PRESIDENT UNIVERSITY
OF cALIFoRNIA.-'of much service to Us ail~
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J. X COLE. PRINCIPAL CENTRE SCHOOL,.
PEABODY. MAss.-'As . book II IL q marvel.
and Is very valuable as q correct and dowu-ts-
date book Of reference. md Il very usefS 10
my school.room The pupils have foupS u
mine OF Information. and refer TO II ot:lA"