Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20
Boston Weekly Journal
FoR TIE YEAR 1891.
Tie Paper that meets the Tastes Of the
Readers Of New England.
STA YEAR, POSTAGE INCLUDED

No week IN paper issued in New England
meets the expectation of "a wider circle Of read
ers than the Boston Weekly journal ltcoy-
,,rs so wide n field that all who do not seek al
ter sensational literature and highly colored
reports of the worst features OF life may open
its pages and find its So long columns some
thing to interest and amuse. The topics %
/ the day political religious and OF "A business
nature. are prominently discussed. Il is the
aim Of the editors that The journal shall be
educational as well rs entertaining
In this respect the journal may claim Just
pre- eminenoe among the weekly newspapers Of
/ New England, for it not only proposes TO
| talk about things, but TO express opinions that
win make doubtful questions clear and open
1 the way for a clearer understanding OF the dis
puted topics OF the day.
The Boston Journal has long enjoyed the de
served reputation OF being the representative
newspaper Of its class in the New England
states 1t has a constituency second to none
in numbers and intelligence. and IS each year
commanding a wider field of influence. Its
success among the reading classes OF New ing
4 land has been due to the liberal policy OF ITS
management, TO the care and skill employed
| in its preparation, TO its extensive sources OF
information to the variety and timeliness OF
its contents, and to the acknowledges honesty
of its views These qualities upon which any
! newspaper must rely for permanent OF worthy
success. will characterize it in the future as
they have in the past, and it is the confident
/ expectation of its managers that the year 70
come will witness a better Development O II
/ than ever before. No pains or expense will be
spared to make it in all respects a newspaper
which no man in any degree removed from the
| great eenters of information can afford to do
without.
1t has never been so well equipped as now
for the securing and effective presentation of
the facts and discussion of the tendencies of
/ the times. With the growth OF the country,
and the increasing prosperity which may rea-
/ sonably be expected to accompany 1t. good
newspaper becomes indispensable to the man
who would keep himself informed upon what
ever is interesting the world at large. we'll
conducted journal of the times gives men bet
ter knowledge, broader views and keener
| sympathies, and draws them out of the de-
/ mands OF their individual lives upon higher
plane of thought and feeling.
/ The Weekly Journal aims to furnish those
who have not much time TOR reading with a full
digest of the events of the day. Its purposes
are to inform men upon the courses of govern
ment, politics and business, to present the news
| Of the day and show its tendencies, and TO
| give instructive facts and desirable informa-
/ ton. With every resource known to modern
| journalism at its command, it unhesitatingly
asserts its ability to do this, and invites an ex-
animation of its claims.
| THE BOSTON WEEKLY JOURNAL
is not hastily put together weekly, but is care
| fully edited, containing all the news of the
world. Those who cannot find time to read
the daily will find in this paper all the news Of
the week, market reports, etc, etc.
| CLUB RATES. The inducements to those
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two extra to originator of the club, $40. One
copy free fer every 10 subscribers.
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| No. 264 Washington St., Boston Mass.