The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-12-29
LAW OFFICE
Boston Daily Advertiser
JANUARY 1881

On and after the LIST of May next the DAILY
ADVERTISER will be printed in quartz form, from
stereotype plates cast from new type, with new
presses and machinery adapted to its increasing
business. The paper in its new form will come
from the press folded, edges cut, back pasted, in
all respects more convenient for both readers
and advertisers than in the present form. Its
general features will remain unchanged except 50
far as it may be necessary to change them to meet
the demands upon a leading and progressive
morning newspaper. Greatful for the consider
alton which has been shown it heretofore by a
generous constituency of readers, it will endeavor
TO commend itself still more to their approval and
to enlarge their numbers by the variet interest
and value of its contributions, and by the prompt
ness and attractveness with which it will collect
and present the current news of the busy world
Special pains will be taken in the future, as in
the past to make the DAILY ADVERTISER a fresh
and interesting newspaper, rejecting everything
that is merely sensational, but accepting evefy-
thing that will contribute egitmately to the en-
terainment or enlightenment of its readers. 1t
will produce as accurately as may be the spirit of
the proceedings of all our legislative bodics-na.
tional State and municipal; reports of the courts,
public meetings, lectures, and notable discourses ::
reports of scientific, literary and commercial
odies; whatever in any part of the world affects
the interests Of society the welfare of mankind.
Nor will any minor or local interests be neglected
| but whatever wideawake and enterprsing news
paper should furnish intelligent readers it will
| deavor to keep fully and promptly before them.
The editorial department of the DAILY ADYER.
TISER will continue to treat with candOr and indie
pendencc all the leading questions of the day,
! keeping ALWAYS in view the best interests of the
country, and especially of the community on
whose confidence and goodwill il depends. 1t
| will endeavOr to promote sound politics without
bitterness or injustice toward opponents; to en-.
courage all measures looking to enlarge the fields
Ofindustry, and the advancement of the happiness
and prosperity of all classes of men; to sustain,
especially, all enterprises whose object is to build
and extend the material interests of New England,
or to serve the moral welfare of its people. TO
| this end it will enlist the service of the best
writer's and will supplement their contributions
with letters from resident correspondents in the
leading centres of interest on both continents.
| The interests of literature and the fine arts; OF
music and the theatre; of education as affected by
special schools or that great system which, with
all its limitations, is the rock on which the repub
lie rests; of science and discovery; of skill and
| inventive genius; in word, everything in " hic
intelligent men and women are interested or thai
concerns the well-being of society, will now as
hitherto, engage its best Efforts and will have the
benefit of able, experienced and disinterested con
trbutors
The financial, commercial and marine records
/ VIII remain in the experienced hands which have
given them in the past years unrivaled authority
They will have the assistance of trained and &C
curate reporters in special branches, with view
to making these departments indispensable to al
business men. Their province will include the
stock and exchange markets; the general anc
local markets. shipping intelligence, coastwst
and foreign the trade of Boston and other lead
ing centres of business; the mining interest; man
ufacturing and industrial news; and everything
that concerns the business life and prosperity o.
this community and the country at large.