Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-14
1889. 1889.
Boston Weekly Journal.
1889.
An Ideal Family Newspaper.
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Home for One DOIIor "a Year


THE BOSTON WEEKLY JOURNAL. which
mas 50 long aud often indicated It's claim Of being
a dlstinctivuy NEW ENGLAND NEWSPAPER
pom as To representative position and popular
innate, gives assurance Of retaining and enhanc-
ing, during he year which is at hand those uual.
ules Tor which the past has given vouchers Not.
WIN tandng the increased merits the price has
been kept down to the low figure at which IL was
placed few years ago one Dollar a year includ.
ing postage making the cost Of the weekly issue,
with It's comprehensive resume Of news miscel.
lany aud comment, less than two cents a week
The inducements to those getting up clubs will
continue 10 he OF very favorable character.
Eleven copies for one year $40, one copy free for
every ten subscribers. In view Of these rates and
OF the quality and quantity Of reading matter pro-
Nded the subscribers may feel warranted in claim
hg that they have the cheapest New England
newspaper \ journal 1T TO enter every home il
provided, free from the sensational aud meretri.
clous matter which mars good deal OF what are
rtRardtded as the popular periodicals of the day,
anu yet as a contemporary has testified foremost
IN iullneSs Of clearly news and In the sagacious
anu courteous expression Of its general convict
The publishers take pleasure In announcing that
me kcnnrbecker' will contribute a series Of arti
ces, beginning with the first number in January
emitted The Cruise Of the Witch Of the Sea"
NgHage to Oceanica aud its island continent This
VIII ne one 1t the most interesting and instructive
narratives Of the experience Of the we'll known
hrhheDeckcr that has yet appeared. Both the
general and special matters Of interest to the Jour
MAJ WIDE spread constituency Of readers will br
supplied a. heretofore. The year 1889 bids fan to
De one OF unique significance in the political life Of
the nation. lhr transition from Democratic to
republican rule VIII make Washington a centre Of
interest, aud the Journal is fortunate in having in
its Washington correspondent. "Wehh" a con
tributor whose vigilaut outlook for news and dis
corning Interpretation of current events rarely
uValled. our special correspondents in Maine
New Hampshire aud Vermont will contribute as
heretoforr their timely eNpositions Of matters in
Northern New England. The recent political cam
paign. like that Of fOnr years ago. has brought tn
the surface many doubtful ami enthusiastically
political guides but the readers Of the Journal can
TESTIFY that they have found in 1t a consistent and
unwavering exponent Of Republicauism. 1t will
continue To hy thoroughly American in its political
principles and to maintain the policy Of industrial
as well Hs political Independence: but It will be
uniformly iar IN It's treatment of advrrSaries and
! IN the full and unbiased presentation Of facts
While giving due attention to thu. purport Of &C.
! currrnces at home. the foreign field which prom
Uses to be of marked interest during the year 1879
will be compreheusiyely scanned and outlined
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