The Republican journal., 1892-01-21
Comments of Contemporaries.



it's own mother wouldn't recognize it. 1t is
eight pages, new type, new machinery, and
new everything except editors-and editors
are the only part of Il newspaper that do not
wear out. The journal is all set up in its
own office, no plate matter being used, which
shows that it must be prospecting to stand
/ such an expense. The Journal always has
! been a model paper, and it WILL of course,
| keep right on being one. 1t has our best
| New ear wishes and cOngratu latiOnS. Gar
diner Home journal,
WAS ALWAYS AN IDEAL PAPER.
The Belfast Republican Journal came to
us last week enlarged to eight pages. 1t was
always an ideal paper, and now that editor
| PilSbury has more room we look for even
more choice reading. We should like to
| know what has become of sour George?"
| ArUostook Pioneer.
AN IMPROVEMENT ON THE OLD JOURNAL.
| The Republican journal which came to us
| last Week in a new form is certainly AN inl-
proven on the odd journal. "Seeing is
| believing. Pi!sbury has out -Pilsburyed
| Pilsbury. We regarded the journal as Il
model paper before hut its quarto form and
its many other improvements will surely
enhance its value. We are glad OF this. I'm
proVenents are the rder of the day. "Ihere
| Is no success like success s-;tn aphoriSln
| which is verified by the Journals signal
| prosperity. Ellsworth Anerican
| ONE OF OUR BEST AND FOREMOST ENCHANGE>
| The Belfast Republican journal has made
a notable change the past week. 1t now
comes to us in quaIto form Is pages Z col
unns to a page and printed on new Grams
ton press. The journal we esteem as one of
| our best and foremost Maine exchanges, and
i is an ever welcome visitor to this office. We
congratulate you Bro. Pilsbury, upon this
evidence of the Journals prosperity, and
| popularity VI it'll its large number of readers.
ArooStOOk Times,
WHAT THE AGE SAYS.
! Our local contemporary, the Journal join
ed the fast growing ranks of the eight page
| papers last week This enterprise on the
| part of the journal is to he commended. 1t
has put in Cranston press, one of the best
| makes on the market, as we can testify, hav-
| ing used one in the Age press room for the
past few years; and Dexter country folder,
with trimmer and paster attached, hand
| feed. The country is said to give good
satisfaction for weekly papers as the larger
| and regulation Dexter or the so-called inter-
mediate. The Journal has always been a
neat-looking paper and will doubtless keep
| up its reputation in this respect after it gets
well started. Belfast Age.
STARTED ON A NEW CAREER OF USEFULNESS.
The Republican journal, Belfast, begins
the siNty-fourth volume with eight pages,
| seven columns to a page, making the paper
| a great deal larger than its previous form 1t
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carlS,. imprnyenlent was imnoss;ble. The
late w. Ii. Simpson placed the journal on a
| high blame. e,litoriaIly. and it has lv nu
! means ,lt.teriorate,l under the present man.
apement. 1t is now. as it long ha, been. the