The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-13
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FAIRFAX BALFoUR,
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geogr now running side By SIDE IN The suSpAs MEK
columns every wysE dinsrsns ,hsiv styles
historical tale Of the days Henry v lie Royal Blue
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.onans,ns wh passon and brilliant with humor-each
These two widely different works of fiction form Mt present
paper By Eao!s H. D''a'''"''' - ~
lively novelette, for the admirers Of genuine bnnor col
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On passing events, satIrical and sentimental.
reader Ards complete, reliable and detailed report OF
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Truth said 70 stranger than dc,ion, romance
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The words aey history II these fast days
No paper oouh in this age enterprise inquiry
that 10 not
Up WITH THE TIMES.
Ours is railroad The slow coaches" OF literature
like the old public conveyances that everywhere
persedng, stand no chance whatever With lightning vehicles
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this class and stands rather runs at the head of IT, Im
PEELED by the electric re Of enterprise stops COAL
but keeping well with the rush Of events records them
they y and serves the record up In print almost snlta
neously.
At breakfast time Sunday morning the reader Of he
great OF The day knows what the world doing
In both hcmispheles the night before and almost to hs
moment when the first eleam Of daylight pecpcd n at his
chamber window for the latest flash Of the Telegraph bright
ems the dspaoh column Of his iavore Journal Ne knows
that the sleepy sheets calling Themselves "unday papers,
that make the Sabbath duler by their leaden dness
such iashes Of Intelligence can be found.
70 obnin al the very latest news IN detail = an American
instinct and II s grafed and satisfied by TIE universal
zee which soahead citizen insists reading
Hence 1t IL that THE SUNDAY MERCURY has distanced
that 1t enjoys circulation equal to the combined issues OF
the other sunday newspapera times told. Hence M
also that fair alse' professions of that sow.gong
class fail to secure for decaying
they urgently crave, while these favoTs. they
styled by the picans flow unsolicited into the columns
of THE SUNDAY MERCURY in BROAD constant, and not
altogether unavoidable stream.
"finay, and conclude let not be forgotten there 10
that win bc) that another large insament OF
"Perda; or Far aud False" will appear In tomorrows
issue, cndcth this lesson.
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