Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-01-10
THE BOSTON HERALD
For 1879,
A MORNING AND EVENING NEWSPAPER.
FIVE EDITIONS EVERY DAY.
THE BEST TWo-cENT PAPER IN THE
COUNTRY.
Average Daily Circulation Over
%, 900.

THE BOSTON HERALD enters upon the New Year
with increased for giving all the news to It's
readers. II has practically resumed specie payments,
cents II gave before tho war for one when II was
knowledged 70 DO tho best penny paper in the country
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surpassed by any newspaper in tho country. IL has
large force Of local reporters and special correspond
ents at all points of inteTest-in Washington, New
York. and at the centres Of population, everywhere in
New England. These correspondents instructed 10
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telegraph whenever time in publication be gained
thereby Indeed the tels graph has almost wholly
perseded the mails in the correspondence ofthe HER
AID trOm all points in telegraphic communication
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newspapers which come In competition with II. IL
ENTIRELY INDEPENDENT
in Politics. and afford to state the truth about all
political events belongs to no party or cque its
reports are candid to all parties and Its editorial tone
commenting the right, wherever they are found.
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that has
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and IL is now printed from trlplcate plates on two of
Hoes six cylinder Lightning presses-each printing If
teen thousand impressions an hour; and a Bullock
Press which prints fifteen thousand papers on both
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Thirty Thousand Impressions sm Hour.
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the forms to the last moment and give their patrons
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for which II has long been celebrated
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