News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-12-18
BOSTON WEEKLY JOURNAL
Fer The Year 1891.
The Paper That Meets the Tastes of tie
Readers of New England. One Dollar
Year, Postage Included.

No weekly paper issued in New England
meets the expectation of wider circle of read
ers than the Boston Weekly Journal. 1t covers
SO wide field that all who do not seek a1ter
sensational literature and highly colored re
ports of the worst features OF life may open Its
pages and find i'll ITS THIRTY SIX LONG COL
UMNS something to interest and amuse. Tine
topics of the day, POLITICAL religious and of a
business nature, are prominently discussed. It
is the aim of the editors that The Journal shall
be EDUCATIONAL AS WELL AS ENTERTAINING.
In this respect The Journal may Claim IL just
pre-eminence among the weekly newspapers Of
New England. for 1t not only proposes to talk
about things, but to express opinions which
will make doubtful questions clear and open
the way for a clearer understanding of the dis
puted topics of the day. -
Boston Weekly Journal has long enjoyed the de-
served reputation of being the represent tive
newspaper of its class In the New England
Slater. 1t has a constituency second 10 none in
numbers and intelligence, and is each year
commanding a wider field Ofiniuence. Its sue
cess among the reading classes of New England
has been due to the liberal policy of its manage
ment, to the care and skill employed in its prep
aration, to its extensive sources OF information,
to the variety and timeliness of Its contents
and to the acknowledged honesty of its views
These qualities, upon which any newspaper
must rely for permanent or worthy success, will
characterize il in the future as they have in the
past, and it is the confident expectation of its
managers that the year to come VIII witness
better development of it than ever before. No
pains OF expense will he spared TO make IL in all
respects newspaper tohich In any de
gree renaooed from the great centres Of tfOTTld-
ton can afford to do 1cithout.
The ADVANTAGES TO THE READER.-It has
never been so well equipped AS how fer the Sc
curing and effective presentation of The facts
and discussion of the tendencies of the times.
With the growth of the country, and the increas-
ing prosperity which may reasonably be expect
ed to accompany it. Il good newspaper becomes
indispensable to the man who would keep HIM
self informed upon whatever is interesting the
world at large ellcOnducteG journal of The
times gives men better knowledge, broader
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out of the demands of their ndiy idual hives upon
a higher plane of thought and terling.
ITS PECULIAR CHARACTERISTICS The Weekly
Journal aims to furnish those who have not
much time for reading "a, tn n full and compre-
hensive digest of the events of the day. Its pur-
poses are to inform men upon the courses OF
government politics AMI business, TO present
the news of the day and show its tendencies,
and to give instructive facts and desirable in
formation. With every resource known to
modern journalism al its command, it unhesitat-
ingly asserts its ability TO do this, and invites
an examination of its claims.