Middletown transcript., 1891-02-05

THE PHILADELPHIA PRESS has won The
L foremost place among Pennsyivania
newspapers by the fberality, enterprise,
and fairness with which it conducts It's
business, reports great events, ana the
completeness with which it records, DAY DY
day, the life of the city, State ana country:
It's field is worldwide. and IFS stan, lis
special correspondents. so many ana wen
organize d, its source of news SO numerous.
that It appeals to a wider constituency tnan
any other newspaper ever pnDiisned IN
Pennsylvania.
OF the Western Union Telegraph Company,
"now receives more telegraphic news than
all the other Philadelphia newspapers COM
binedn This statement Is auth0ritive ana
conclusive, and THE PRESS presents as
daily witnesses to its truth, Its twelve 10
twenty-four bright and interesting pages.
But 1t is not only by its news enterprise
by the zeal. energy, and integrity OF its re-
porters and correspondents that THE
PRESS has won and held the commence OF
its many thousands of readers. representing
every age and every condition OF lite. every
trade and every profession, every faith ana
every + s the pREss es
general family journal, appealing to women,
as well as to men, which have made for 1t so
many friends at home, and EXTENDED It's
reputation throughout the country. II
prints every important event OF the worid's
The printing OF news is always its first
business, but Its columns are also enricneo
by contributions from the most gifted spe-
cial writers, the most famous Eovelists. and
some of the most eminent public men OF the
made for 1891, probably surpass in number
and variety, and nearly equal in cost, any
contemporary magazine, tor the field an nnG q
PRESS make it not only a daily. historian,
but daily forum ana O daily tribune.
Its steadily growing profits and its stead
sure progress. The greatest authors, as well
as the brightest news correspondents; nnu
their largest profits derived from any Penn.
sylvania newspaper, as well as their best
Pennsylvania audience, in DAILY, SUM-
DAY and WEEKLY PRESS.
In politics THE PRESS is Republican, but
1t knows no other master than the people
| whose rights. aspirations and needs 1t al
ways defends. 1t has no enemies to punish,
no Individual political ambitions to foster
or promote, and is subservient to no politi-
| clan or clique. Faithful to the great Dooy
| of readers and voters, whom it truly repre-
it It's own interest sSsar ana tn
editorial opinions are fearless ana frank
never captious. Its news is always impair
ready audience as the capitalist. To all
commercial and industrial progress, to the
best thought and best action in every
| sphere of human enterprise, it accords a
generous and enlightened Hospitality; In
| the columns OF THE PHILADELPHIA
| PRESS Justice finds " all seasons Summer"
TERMS OF THE PRESS.
| By mail postage free in the United States
and Canada.
Daily texcept Sunday, one year. So @ g
. uncluding sunday.) one year.: 7.S
IS :" one NORTH, .6s
Sunday. one year. =. ~
| WEEKLY PRESS, one year., LW
Drafts, Checks and other Remittances
should be made payable to the order OF
The Press Company, Limited.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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