Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-07
The Advocate.
Published Every Wednesday
AT
1870 Fulton Street, New York,
IN THE INTEREST OF
Education,
Labor and
Production.
The Same Size as the Weekly Sun,
FOR
IS CENTS A YEAR.
The Cheapest Paper tn ths World!
IT'S CHARACTER AND PURPOSES.
IS CENTS A YEAR.
The Cheapest Paper In the World
IT'S CHARACTER AND PURPOSES.
RELIGION.

RELIGION.
IL sdopts the theory that no man Is reliable who
IL full mission without mpartinE pure religions tone
70 lis tsAehings advocates the ethics OF the SooieS
Of FTisndE Il teaches Quskerism.
FRATERNITY
IL adopts the theory that dis
nosIton 10 herd together and to help each other By
bon.Sc,nt tendency Of our nature-sdvoOates that
form Of fraternity shown BY the masonic philosophy
sSmboIie moral SCIENCES not as hotbed Of gn-pEssry
q business machine or as political power; ...h..
n teaches Masonry eevAting, mind-strengthen-
ing moral .cence-without any regard 70 any impor-
lance Of signs: grips tokens or s;6 San,.c.tsa
It's abuses and prostitution.
THE GRANGE.
IL adopts the theory that OF the psrncious
ancs and 1anton waste Of our people that the Grange
Of ali institutions in America the only organized and
mo sconomie ysys and industrious habits of American
society as it before the war and as 1t should oe
Il teaches the lessons Of the Grange.
POETRY AND FAMILY LITERATURE.
1t adopts the theory that no mind is properly bal
children therefore it dsvotes large space to family
literature-pure, elevatng, nspirtng poetry, which
an effort TO be and to do better and to CHEEKY, light,
apt sound fables and sentimental as taught in story aud
It teaches and elevates through light literature.
GENERAL NEWS.
It adopts the theory that as local papers give the
news and il gives more items in condensed form
than any other ten papers published , A,
most terse, dense, accurate method OF writing and
speaking.
1t adopts the theory that the press is the public
teacher and that the giant minds of the age now
somewhat, and will in the near future largely be io9nd
attain a grander and more practical power for good.
than it has ever reached, and that to tamlarize it's
rent editorial production is duty to its patrons and
gives each week extracts from tue leaning nterry
independent, political and labor press OF TINS country
as we'll giving the views OF the od-Word press on
current events and Questions Of our tne educational
power of our generation, and aims 20 elevate ah Rc
practicalize it and to bring Il down in price 10 tn'
| feeble ability of our financially exhausted NopIe
THE TIDE.Lkv 81 OF THOUGHT.
| It adopts the idea that
| " Man is man through all grsdations,
| Little recks it where he stands
| How divided into nations,
| Scattered over many lands" ''
and that to get at the average judgment Of peops
| the tide6vel of opinion current qnestons-the
from as nearly practicable every section of the
try, whatever question rs uppermost thus bringing
home with truth and accuracy 20 every reader what
the earnest workers think, say and feel .,o
1t teaches that the tde-eve Of sentiment among the
people is the only safe guide to the statesman and
political economist, and it thus ds and proves that
'''''' FINANCE AND LABOR.
It adopts the theory that nation We family.
and should be- governed as family, that we shoul,t
ment-a national paper currency, made and issued BY
the Government-which shall be made to do all the
as good as gold and silver, but 10 have relation
TO OF be in any way dependent upon gold or SILVER
that there should be enough of this currency in the
hands of the people to enable every man to for what
he buys and when he receives it, whether he BUYS labor
labors products that the true for Government
to issue the increase to the people Is to employ lO-
aborers to build up the O wealth OF the a
sroy accumulated wealth in war-6y carrying on vast
Ss souDg to END Of chespsnns and
transportation, and thus relieving and making pre-,
be at once thrown open free occupancy and b
actual setters-to the end of immense and cheap pro
@ sIa 81 trade ro f to
and enable to pay our mammoth debt as II 1t were
tsty Of the surplus Of the peoples earnings and
ngs at say 365 per cent interest in currency that
priced gold bonds from day to day, in the market t
are paid and then Ss the hsSn agent nd Of s sRs
the mountains of loan to cities and states, at say
per cent and I and control the rate of interest
III It teaches legislation in the interest of labor.
EXTORTION. .. r
II adopts the idea that the best way to help labor
the work of two by striking out the middle man ant
e1tortionist as completely as possible, - ..;,x
and brings the manufacturer and user OF an artiSs
into immediate relations u.,u,u ,,hiro -,
into direct and immediate contact and avoids all middle
enabling P family e sss $ Baker dSF S
machine for $780, etc, etc.
, 1t teaches co cooperation.
ADVERTISING.
1t adopts the idea that certain community {
interest exists between advertiser and reader-tht
the tax upon the reader should be ghtened and adde
10 the advertiser-and thus by cheapeniug the pspe
expanding its circulation and rendering more sure an
profitable the advertisers venture
1t teaches cheap papers and profitable advertising
IT'S CIRCULATION AND INCREASE
Its actual circulation on May 18th was al Ooo-tt
largest in Misunderstanding 1882 post offices
It's increase for the past thirty days has been 1000
day-for the last ten days has been 1900 day. and fC
the last five days has been 10000 day, and on h
Fourth day July will reach every post office in u
United States-and be full 100000, the largest In Il
| world.
' THE FOURTH OF JULY NUMBER.
a The number bearing date July 4th, 1878, will be h
: |. best paper ever presented American people,
. | money and brains m ks it So
q | The editorial labor on that number alone will 90
, | one thousand dollars.
| INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT 8. =
The most comprehensive, practoG' accurate sour
| complete, exhaustive and convincing argument ey
made on the subject of Internal improvements, acco
panied by a mammoth map showing tho relations
tween cheap safe short waterway tran portatton
profit to the producer and the way in which Americ
products control the markets OF the world, Will