Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-12-17
The New Boston Weekly Journal

FOR THE YEAR 1892.
NEW FORM.
PROGRESSIVE METHODS.
AGGRESSIVE REPUBLICANISM.
The Leading Republican Newspaper Of
Boston and New Englahd.
The Paper Fully Adapted to New Eng
land Readers.
ONE DOLLAR YEAR, Postage Included.
With all the claims of the Boston Weekiy Jour
nal that have been fully set forth and fairly
recognized In the years past this paper, in view
of the great development that has been wrought
since the last Prospectus, presents attractions for
1877 unequaed by those OF any year in its history.
EIGHT PAGES, AND FIFTY SIX COLUMNS, now
take the place Of the Four Pages, with Thirty Six
Columns, which have been given TO readers since
the paper was first sent forth.
QUALITY AS WELL AS QUANTITY But the gain
mas not been merely in quantity, for the pages
added, as well as the old ones, have been enhanced
In every department, and arrangements have been
the year 1899.
MECHANICAL FEATURES As to theimechanical
improvements, the Boston Journal establish
mas been equipped in the most thorough manner
from basement to upper story, with all the de-
vices that modern enterprise and ingenuity sug-
sest In order to furnish readers with the most
rapidly produced and finely finished products of
the press ana the facilities for multiplication OF
copies have been made to meet the great increase
OF demand which is confidently expected from
the increased value given to the paper. Among
the features of the year growing in number and
excellence OF finish, Will be Illustrations, made
expressly for the JOurHdi on themes that the
most interesting phases Of the news will warrant.
OUR GREETING TO OLD AND NEW. With these
material advantages experimenting those of the
aews and literary elements, the boston Heekiy
Journal greets its old and new found friends,
surfing the former that no characteristic that has
won their long attachment will be lost sight of.
anu promising the latter that nothing will DC left
undone to prove that their rapid accession re
Gently made to our ranks OF readers should be
fasting and progressive The news and topics
mat are most vital to New England will, a. here
toiort, be presented 10 them, but not less faith,
iuliy VIII lie given the well pIoportlOned outline
OF news from other sections anu foreign lands.
THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. \ central
feature Of news value for the year will be the
PRESIDENTIAL Campaign, and in all matters touch
ing this the journal viii be- as in the past, the
typical exponent of Republican principles for
New England, fearless and steadtast, a. always,
IN the exposition of their claims upon the nation,
anu unceasing IN efforts to give its readers the
best and most ample political news. ,a
No INCREASE OF PRICE. In view of added
value in character variety and amount of matter
given with the Weekly journal, our readers will
doubtless join in our qualification the
nouncement that there Will he uu increase of the
price, 50 that paper which was regarded
marAably moderate IN price when consisting of
only four pages, Will De found much more
now, when the number OF pages has been doubled.
THE BOSTON WEEKLY JOURNAL. ,hLL
Only one Dollar per annum, postage included.
The Inducements for Clubs Will continue TO be
strong anu the arrangements favorable.
10 Copies (and one extra 10 originator
OF the Club 40
20 Copies (and two extra to originator
of the Club go
One Copy free for every 10 subscribers,
Boston Journal, daily morning or evening, >
pages and upward. - per anuum, postage in
Guided Proportional rates tor any length Of
time. All remtttanCes should be by post once or
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Journal Newspaper Company,
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