The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-25

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abroad. 1t is a good thing for the town,
a good thing for the Territory and a
splendid thing for THE HERALD. l
understand the Idaho Legislators are
wild over it.--THoMAs w. JENNINGS.
THE HERALD has shown enterprise
that paraiyzas the Salt Lake newspaper
reading public. 1t is the most beaut1-
full thing eyer produced here.-JUDGE
PIPER.
It's beauty and no mistake. It's
the best advertising medium that has
ever been presented TO our merchants
and they ought to appreciate the fact.
w. Il. Rowe.
It's very creditsble issue. I an
| going to get some copies to send away
to frends-W. II. DICKSON.
That's the finest paper issued any
where III the west and every body will
acknowledge ito. s. BURTON.
It's splendid issue and is credit to
The HERALD-A. HANAUER.
It's fine piece of work and the town
ought to be proud OF it-JUDGE SMITH.
/ don't see how it could be improved
upon. It's all that advertisers or readers
could ask. 1t would be credit to a
town six times the size of this FRED
SIMON.
Well sr, THE HERALD has done itself
proud. They are going through the
mails like hot cakes. -PosTMAsrER
! BARRATT.
It's beautiful issue and something
seldom seen in the west-W. J. CLARKE.
It's a handsome paper, there's no
! doubt about i'll. @. KARRICK.
1t will be more productive of good
abroad than the Exposition Car. 1t
cannot fail 20 attract wide attention
wherever it goes, and viii give those
Who are inclined to lock upon US as
barbarians cud to chew, You are en-
| tltled to all the compliments that VIII
be sA0TereG upon you. AS an adVer-
tiJement Of the vast and varied re-
sources of cur Territory it is unap-
prOachabie -i3ADLEY D. JOHNSON.
THE CHRI .TMAs HERALD Is nothing if
not V. T. r. Its a Vivid TerritacIal
Record, and shows Very Thorough
Research. Filled with articles ,ea:hllE
| Valuable Themes R9hearsed t. good
ends. 1t ia an emblem Of Virtue,
Truth and Righteousness and q Veri
table Terror TO Rascals. 1t is the We
/ hement Tariff Retormer of the Vast
Towering Rockies. Containing SO
many Very Touching Romances and
VotlVe Traditional Rhymes, it is, for
young and old, cheerful Volume To
Read. Accept my Very True Regards
for breaking the Valley 5 Typographical
Racord.-U. E. JOHNSON.
1 am more than pleased with the
CHRISTMAS HERALD. It is daisy; make
no miStake.-SAM LEVY.
It is q credit to the publishers, the
writer's and the Territory. 1t is typo
graphical beauty.-O. r. SAVAGE.
It is such paper that I can mail to
my friends abroad with pleasure. They
will appreciate it as L do.-WILLIAM
BROWN.
You have broken the record, and the
enterprise is commendable. 1t is in the
march of progress.-E. E. RICH.
1 have had several inquiries to-day
from eastern parties asking for infOr-
nation in regard to SAT- Lake. The
| CHRISTMAS HERALD fills the bill exactly.
1t is bright, clean and full of such mst
Ter as will be appreciated abroad
W. II. SELLS.
have m liled several copies already,
and have placed my order for more IT
must be appreciated wherever it goes.
and will receive nothing but the N ost
favorable notice. 1t is credit to the
city, the Territory and the West.-CoM-
MISSIONER NoRRELL.
Our enterprising morning contempt
rary has done itself proud" in its hoI-
idsv numbel, which is now out. 1t
appears in handsome Iithograph cover
and embraces quantity of reading
matter sufficient to ill good sized vol
ume, and of very Interesting chara'
ter. A large number of business estgb-
lishments and enterprises are described
at length, and numerous and very fine
engravings of buildings. etc., are given
SeveEal prominent business men COL
tril U ed articles upon practical subjects,
generally relating to the material in
teresis of the community; and there
several contributions of a more dis
tinctly literary cast, which possess rare
merit. geographically and mechan-
ically this production is highly credit
able to the establishment issuing il.
Copies may be procured at The HERALD
office; price, Is cents.-DEsERET News.
Very creditable to all connected with
! the issue. 1t is an excellent NUMBER
THE HERALD has eclipsed itself.-R. x.
THOMAS.
Ogden will want 1000 more. They
went like hot cakes to-day.-OGDEN
TELEPHONE MESSAGE.
A most crsditable production-cred-
its bic alike to the publishers and the
city.-BoLIYAR ROBERTS.
Attic PosToFFICE.
A HERALD reporter, ia seeking Post
master Barratt's opinion of the Christ
mas issue yesterday ventared into the
sanctuary of United States mails with
the result given below. All went well
for few moments and while Mr..
Barratt was talking to the animated
lead-pencil, there was no show for
hostii les among the nployees, excepS
a nervous shutting Of feet and an oc-
casional smothered murmur" of p
private nature. Mr. Bsrratt said that
an immense number of CHRISTMAS |
HERA.ls W re mailed, outside of thos
sent There from this Office. One gentle
man who inquired for the amount of
postage, said that he wished to ser
three pies to Members of Par
lament and four or five more TO dis
.. - III L.