Connecticut western news., 1878-12-25
1924. 1879.
 ,., THE e Boston Courier,
PROSPECTUS FOR 1s79.-

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 This widely known paper has been establish ca Tor half century, and it Is believed it has maintained, during this long period, a reputa- Ion unsurpassed by any other in the United States. Published in tie Capital City of the East 1t enjoys unusual facilities for beirg what It alms to be, n-tiiled sheet of unequalled excellence for ordinary and family reading Wltn1n the past year, and since it's enlarge ment and the introduction of several new and special features.
 The Courier naS iha9e extraordinary advances Ill public fla yor, and it's subscribers an req ders have in creased to all extent which it's prOprietors be- tlne, III the records of newspaper enterprise ill New England.
 The Courier is paper to be Te0d, and it's propri etors have ample Ieason to b. I1eve that 1t is c ref1lly pe rused by great numbers of all classes Of Der sons throughout the range Of it's circulation, ana IS much sought for by many leading minds Ill all departments of life.
 1t Is obvious how important a medium of ad Vertlslng such paper must be, d fact of which we exhibit plenty of evidence that the intelli- gent puDnc IS conscious and taking adyant- ageo thls opportunity to thank titeir numer- ous advertisers for past tavors, the proprie- tors of
 The courier would respectfully solicit continuance of a species ot patronage so much to the mutual benefit. The conductors of The Courier have endeavored to deserve the handsome sun- port they have thus received, by the careful discussion of all matters of public interest bv seeking to dlff0se trustworthy intelligence and by dlversi!ying the paper with all that va ilety of information and entertainment which It's columns could obtain.
 The reading matter ill
 The Courier amounts, every Wee], to as much as is furnish ed Dy most Ameflcan Monthly Magazines and while It's system Of pi epa}a atlOn gives it more varied hyln3 interest than magGzin, can pos- 8ess, its frequent periods of puDlicati tion brino 1t more immediately within the public reach In word
 he Courier IS especially devoted to the incuica tion of sounp pohtlcal fnan, lal, social, moral and Gt,rarv opinions. and to the promotion of those san+; ments most conduct e to the welfare of fraa and enlightened republican institutions ira spectlve of partiCs>
 In It's departments able and conscientious writers are employed, and its staff of regnIAr contributors IS larger than any paper of it's class Ill the country. Ill it's more deliberate examination Of matters of public concern ir, DfleIer comments on passing events, ill it's do nestlc ana foreign correspondence, books, dla mat1c, art and musical criticisms ard notes and ln its miscellaneous provision for tha ser vice of it's readers, the proprietors are led to believe that ~" '0
 The Courier may fairly challenge comparison with any na per published ill tine world F" They beg also to cal attention tn the innor tant fact, that the tt most pains are taxen to make
 The Courier paItlculary Valued as domestic treside mis- cellany and companion, in which age and youth, men and women, can all find much thai Is both pleasing ani useful: and while they seek to lntuse lntolt lib ral spirit, they guard It carefully, at the same time, from offensive aftlcles, Ill the admissi III of which even too many so-called religious papers are not so scrupuious. 'N The proprietors of
 ., . he Couv.er therefore. not only have no hesita tion unon the subject but feel it their duty thus to Call at tentlol CS' tilS lonR-established and hiphIy-re- puteo Eehlcle of intelligence. and to solicit the ACiiNe interest and eXertiOns of such aa aprae With them i'll opinion. to commend inc nono, to tnelr friends and nelShbors, and to forward It's crculatlon Ill every proper and Legitimate way.
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