The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-08-08
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The neat appearance of THE PRISON
MIRROR indicates that there is ALWAYS
good printer in the penitentiarv.-
West Duluth Sun.
About the handsomest exchange that
graces The Her01ds exchange table is
The Prison MIRROR, printed in the
penitentlary at saltwater, Minnesota.
1t is also a spicy per-Rocky Noun
tain Herald
The PRISON MIRROR reaches us each
week as full of good things as the space
permits. The editor certainly deserves
hearty congratulations for the store of
interesting and useful information
which he sends forth in each issue
Elmira IN. " Summary.
One of the brightest and most well
come exchanges that comes to this Of
flee is The PRISON MIRROR, published
by the convicts IN the state prison at
Saltwater, MINI. 1t is always full of
good, wholesome advice to the hayward,
and is read with interest at this shop.
La Plata Miner.
There seems to be never failing SUD-
ply of good journalistic timber always
on hand at the Saltwater penitentiary,
Judging from the frequent changing of
editors on that spicy little paper, The
Il
reflections is making it shining mark
throughout the state.-Carlton County
Vidette.
The editor who has been at the helm
of THE PRISON MIRROR for some time
has ceased his work on that bright, clean
sheet and gone forth into the world to
labor as free man. The new editor
takes up his work in manner worthy
of that bright paper and this exchange
is always looked for as one of the best
on our list.-Jackson Co. Pilot.
THE PRISON MIRROR was an inter-
esting and instructive paper during the
regime of the absent scribe who guided
the movements of THE MIRRORS refiec-
tions, but it is better paper than ever
before today, editorially and typo
graphically. The present editor has
evidently had an education and an ex-
perience. The Journal extends best
wishes for uccess.-Industrial School
Journal.
There are some mighty good articles
in THE PRISON MIRROR each week.
Our children read it just as carefully as
they do the Youths Companion. The
experience its editor has had puts him
in most excellent shape to give advice,
and from a practical standpoint at that.
which counts for much more than one
would suppose. Let THE MIRROR con-
tinue to reflect, as it is a neat, newsy
and brilliant little Sheet Bellgrade
Sun.
THE PRISON MIRROR is peculiarly
fortunate in securing brainy and capa-
BILE editors whose writings are full of
the best thought and whose efforts
would be credit to the smartest sheet
in the outside world. We see no gloomy
thoughts reflected in THE MIRROR, but
each paragraph is full of wholesome
ness and determination to live USE
full and honorable life after ''gradua-
tion," with the best of advice to the in
mates who have strayed or allowed
themselves to be led from the marrow
path" THE MIRROR is one of the most
welcome guests that comes to our eX-
change table.-The Delano Eagle,
Wright Co. MINI.
THE PRISON MIRROR has recently
been treated to new editor, but it lacks
none of it's old vim and sparkle. Even
the narrow walls of a prison cannot
confine real talent, and every week The
MIRROR bursts out upon the world to
reflect the ability that but for sin might
be doing valiant service for mankind in
an unlimited field. How many people
there are who have done that for which
they are really sorry and are honestly
striving to make amends. Such per-
sons ought to have the support Of all
good people or those who wish to be
Just. Even those behind prison bars
have not forfeited all claims for SYM
pathy. Charity is something that most
people have surplus of because they
use so little of it. The world would be
better and happier were everybodys'
sterehouse kept way below the hundred
-..11:o~ pod Wipr Journal