The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-02-06

TIE PHILADELPHIA PRESS has won the fore.
most place among Pennsylyania newspapers by
the hberality, Enterprise and fairness with which
the completeness with which 1t records day by
day, the life of the city. State aud country.
Its dcld is world wide, and its staff its special
source Of news SO numerous. that it appeals to a
wider constituency than any other newspaper
ever published in Pennsylvania
THE Press" said one of the managers of the
Western Union Telegraph Company. NOW receives
more telegraphic news than all the Philadelphia
newspapers combined.'' This statement is au-
lucrative and conclusive. aud The Press presents
as daily witnesses to its truth its twelve to
twenty four bright and interesting pages.
But 1t is not only by its news enterprise-by the
ZEAL energy. and integrity Of its reporters and
respondents that The Press has won and held the
confidence of its many thousands of reaaers. rep
resenting every age aAe every condition of life,
every trade and every profession. every faith aud
every political opinion. It is the excellence and
varied interest of The Press as general family
journal. appealing to women well to men.
which have made TOR it SO many friends at home,
and extended its reputation throughout the coun
progress.
but its columns are also enriched by contributions
from the most gifted special writer's, the most
famous novelists. and some Of the most eminent
puOilc men OF the time. The literary ENGAGEMENTS
already made for 1891. probably surpass in num-
Der and variety. and nearl equal In cost any con-
temporary magazine: for the held and res urces of
daily historian, but daily forum and daily
tribune.
Its steadily growing profits and its steadfast
constituency not only demand. but insure progress
4Ae greatest authors well the brightest nc ws
correspondents, find their largest profits derived
from any PeppsylVapia newspaper, as well as their
Dest Penney iyania audience. ~ Daily. sunday and
Weekly Press
In politics The Press is Republican. but it
knows no other master than the people whose
rights. aspirations. and needs it always defends.
1t has no enemies 10 puuish, no Individual pofiti
cal ambitions to foster or promote and is subser.
Went to no politician or Clique. Faithful to the
great body OF RAIDERS and voters whom it truly
represents. 1t promotes its interest and infu.
ence by faithfully upholding theirs. Its editorial
opinions are fearless and frank-never captious.
Its news Is always impartial. In its pages the
WprktpgMen Ands as ready audience as the capt.
taltst 10 all commercial and industrial progress,
to the best thought and beat action in every
sphere OF human enterprise. It accords generous
aud enlightened hospitality. In the columns OF
The Philadelphia Press justice finds ''all seasons
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