Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-25

io,i NntiT hou>tes hdfiic, etoeks miiirf huo
even ti1eir clothing. o. Some Of them al
most literally have 10 commence the S5rld
over again, being nearly as naked as when
they were born. Tho people of Port HUI
ron ere in constant receipt Of messages
asking for provisions and clothing; ard
tie yietimscf1 the fire are still fbekihgihf
from thee interior to the towns Ji the
shore. SOthst aid is imperatively nceess
.saryg .d-'1l ,..H ...h s'r' af'
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a GREAT. PrprIsRrSG ksrrRrRIsE.-
Though il may. at FIRST glance, seem al
incredulousr il is a fact that one of the
largest publishing .euterrrise ever con-
cejyed of, is. being carried on With the
greatest success, by Messrs. Il. G. hlleH
.& Co, Augusta Maine 1t is held by
them that they, can conduct business more
economically at that place than from
larger city, and surely these cords are
proved by the subscription prices of their
publications, which are really thirty
three and one-third per cont. cheaper than
those charged by other publishers for sim
liar papers, Messrs. Allen & Co. have,
from the very start, showed ,he greatest
energy in starting and publishing their
papers, It's only two years since they
launched forth their first publicatiori TIE
Peoples Literary Companion, and of the
first number they printed three hundred
thousand copies, for gratutitous circula-
: ton, and also spent nearly 100000 i'm
advertising it through newspapers. The
result was immediate and grand, subJcrip-
tigps GaYingiin through the agents towho
: we're re-smplsyed in all parts Of the coun.
1 try, by the thousand, daily. The people
/, everywhere seemed to appreciate the real
. merits of the paper and the low stbscrip-
+ tion price, and thousands, thinking they
y could not afford two literary papers, dis
n cohtinuedithoso that. they we're taking,
a and subscribed for The Companion For
n two yearsiThc Peoples Literary COM
+ panionawas continued as a. monthly pub
h Iication, and at one time attained the
enormous circulation ofeighthundred and
"A fifty thousand copies. 1t is now publish
a ed weekly, and is meeting with greater
= success than ever Though its illustra-
tions are finer,and more tasty than those
: : Of three-dolar wceklies, and its reading
: matter of the greatest'1nterest in all its
) departments, the subscription price is on
. ly two dollars per year. Messrs. Allen Il
y Co. have Just started paper for young
a folks, called Our Young Folks Illustrat-
ed Paper. 1t is published sehii-monthly
:. subscription price one dollar per year.
~ 1t is very handsomely illustrated with ar
= : propriate engravings, and cannot fail to
- Interest and benefit all the bbys ard girls,
II and the old folks, 100, who have preserv-
& IS ed young hearts in their breasts.
ad1p Nlessrs. Allen & Go. have just moved
y into their new publishing house, which
h lihey have built during the past summer
i 1t Is an elegant Structure Of brick, with
q granite and frecstone trimmings. All the
!, fittings inside arc supeyb.. The first story
,ts il used for storage room, and here may
ot b. seen, al any time tons upon tons ot
paper, waiting for the printing presses
~ - The second storyis the opress-room, where
! on an average, one hundred Thousand pa
10 pears per day are printed and folded
b The folding is done BY machines, each
~ machine folding sixty papers per minute
ID The third story is the mailing department.
and included in the furnishing ., of this
q yoom, are thirty ftQpspof type, which is re
if. .qnired fer nriptipgi the names of subscri
;ra bers On the papers. The names of sub
No scribcrsi are pripted Qpthe papers at th'
~ rate ofsixty per minute, by wonderful
- little machincsgs The fourth and fftl
- Stories are devoted to the compositors' dc
i. ii partntdt, aud th6t busipcss and tprisat
A Offices Of the estab blishmsnty (Which an
~ ~ fitted ap apl furnished NTH ahengreates
ao' Dsi 'eegaoosss YThe'sisth'stOty IS day1ted y
~ .. an e1setyotyps t0ahdrg, ara 1 adcpartmeep
,iis for folding pamphlets, circulars, &C., az
81 1.-THE entire building is warmed By steam
b,r and ppre water TUBS to every departmer
4 ,5Is+and oem.s1Thes cost Of the building ez
4. stceeds one hundred thousand dollars, az
oss is'a ssanlli6g VII ithdss to the energy Of til
tbo enteFpFiSiag publishers, We congratulate
,oo Messrs. Allen 4 Co. on their great SUI
J - cess, and asIonga as their liberal price
a are continued and their publications keI
voa ,w up to their present standard Is4 Of meri
5ll..l Al md