New-York tribune., 1895-02-11
THE TRIBUNE ALn5NdC

INFORMATION FOR EVERY CITIZEN
From The Utica Herald. 49,
The Tribune Almanac for 1888 IS noon o, -
L. Glisd with Information Of affairs In one or more
OF which every citizen has particular interest ~
NOTHING BETTER FOR REFERENCE.
From THE Nicholson PENN Examiner
The Ney-York Tribune Almanac has been ~
,,anv years ar authority on American politics II
Is complete u rs sok ef reserence thes
Is nothing better.
EASILY LEADS ALL COMPETITORS
From The Lockport Journal.
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Just issued easily leads all competitors ,,,,, "'"
praIseworthy feature Is its absolute reilapiiity'
ALMOST INDISPENSABLE. :
From The West Jersey Press
The Tribune Almanac for 1925 is out and ls II poS
sibe more complete and valuable than the previous
issues Of that ncomplra9e YORK IL Is ,ss sopsr. pen.
table cyclopaedia o, American politics ana genera
statistics This Aaanac has become & an . nav hsy. ~ !.
make use OF facts and hgures concerning TINS ceaa-
its r9ns rS saes Whsh ana cut ias 30
fgure In our body polite our outdoor spor's "a y
both land and watS5 1g onr Sur reons with
foreign countries are all comprehensyely trsateai
together with a multitude OF other interesting ana
instructive matters.
THE, STRONGEST OF ITS KIND.
From The Woonsocket On, ~ Reporter.
Cf making many aimanacs there is no end am'ns
the papers of the and These are cy cyeopaeir ima.
nae and Political Register IS perhaps the strongest
OF such works political facts and figures.
ACCURATE AND COMPREHENSIVE
From The OgIensburg Journal
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Information II Is accurate and comprehensive. and
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volume OF $50 pages It's price remains az - cents
GREAT WORK At A THRILLING PRICE.
From The Chattanooga Times.
We have received The Tribune Almanac 'oE ~
1t is very little of an Administering an tnai a.
necessary on that score-and very much compeIe
book Of reference 10 all the events OF tlsh l,n.
portance for the year 1884 H. Ike mos & ot ,e Ives
year books now sent out by the great daies gi gssii
much statistical information. concerning seEsss. .
with. The election returns are usually for the as:
general elections, and thus make compar.soynss
% refer t1an % book 'of o last for that and
mer years election statistics. Besides tne statstiSu
every subject Of Importance to Americans; and i
Is BY means confined 10 America IN the SEA, s az
price OF q cents a copy; and it is manual for the
business man. the protessiona man me pontssn pa ~
all subjects.
EVEN MORE VALUABLE THAN BEFORE
From The Manufacturers Record.
The New-York Tribune Almanac for 1895 Is. II any.
thing valuable in It's reference features tnan
eompaon eosa ana p the careful sa reader really
prised at the large OF diversified Information
inclosed within a comparatively small space sta.
tistlcs include political results lists Of Government
ocials legislation OF Congress. lists OF State ON; ;
GERS. holidays. marriage and divorce laws. very fuu
information regarding coinage and circulation
sporting records, astronomical data, etc Altoseiher
the work Is we'll worthy OF the shelves OF any reter'
library.
ALAOST UNLIMITED STATISTICS.
From The Manufacturing Jeweller.
The New-York Tribune Almanac for 1895 comes
TO this week. revised. rearranged. freshened up
to date, and enriched by the addition OF new feat
ures. The book contains an almost unlimited array
OF statistics every conceivable subject wnlen
concerns the whole people OF the United Sta.n
with much which interests only the political parts
or other large bodies OF men women The -
suits OF the phenomenal elections OF 1894 are fulV
reported
POLITICS LAID ASIDE.
From The Albany Times-Union.
The Tribune's Arithmetic man. who figures "
ma jorites the night after election lays as.de NJ
political affiliations when he comes TO work upon
the Almanac. Accuracy. fairness and comple,ehsS
are paramount then. and the result Is seen IN ~
wide distribution OF The Tribune Almanac all oM
the United States. and It's use by Democrats, Pop~
lists and Republicans alike. =.