Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-21

To the Age-Herald;
 New York, April 1S.-We have seen fiattering accounts of your Easter edi- ton of the Age-Herald and would like very much to see the paper itself. Would appreciate it if you will kindly send us a copy. E. D. SHEPARD x CO.,
 J. c. Musgrove: Your Easter edition was a magnificent effort. Congratula- tions are in order.
 Canebrake Herald The Easter edition of the Age-Herald was a splendid one, and that paper should be complmented <. for the enterprise shown in issuing such a paper
 Carrollton (Miss) Conservative: The Birmingham Age-Herald issued a thirty six page Easter edition of that sterling paper, which was most creditable showing of a progressive newspaper
 Hayneville Citizen Examiner The Easter edition of the Birmingham Age Herald is a credit to the state and to the paper. The late improvement in the Age-Herald shows that Frank F. OBri- en has charge of it. The democracy or Alabama will profit much because Frank P. O'Brien is the chief of one of Ala bama's greatest papers.
 .Prattville Progress: The Birmingham Age-Herald came out in it's new dress on last sunday. us EdSUef eulIlOn WttS one of the best by any newspaper in the state for many years. The Age-Herald, under the management of Hon. k. r. O'Brien, has taken long stride forward in im- provement May it be a power in Ala bama in future years
 North Alabamian: The Birmingham Age-Herald's thirty-six page Easter sou venir edition last Sunday was daisy" in fact the handsomeSt paper we remem- Der ever to have seen issued in Alabama. The Age-Herald has just put In several Mergenthaler typesetting machines, and every feature of the paper has been greatly improved under it's new manage ment.
 Fayette Sentinel: Since the sale of the Age Herald by the receiver, and the pur chase of same by F. P O'Brien, that journal has been wonderfully improved. The paper now has a new outfit entire, a press with 15,000 capacity per hour and stereotyping and llthographing machineS It is now the newsest journal in the state, democratic to the core; In fact, 1t is one of the leading democratic papers of the south.
 Edwardsville Standard News: The Bir- mingham Age-Herald came out last Sun day in a mammoth edition, bright and - spicy Easter number of thirty-six pages. The Age-Herald is one of the greatest SOutneIIl udllleS, anu US history IS pHTC and parcel of the great mineral and man. ufacturing period of development In Ala bama. The paper is in the hands of an able management and it has bright fu- ture before it. Long live the Age-Herald.
 Labor Advocate: Last Sundays Age Herald's Easter souvenir edition was magnificent paper containing thirty two pages of interesting matter. pro- fusely illustrated, with a beautiful lith- nopa nd xpl,i inI tn1 fhh "PheniX of the present" The paper was in a bright, neat and new Easter dress, having recently purchased Mergen- thaler linotypes. Sundays edition was the first work by the machines. We hope the Age-Herald will continue to inn prove until 1t will be truly metropoi- tan paper worthy of the greater Bir- mingham.
 Limestone Democrat: The Age-Herald Easter egg must have been from the then that laid the golden egg"-at least we judge so from the large and highly creditable issue they got out last Sun day. However, they should not have used that yellow cover for 1t. as some of its subscribers among the 16 to 1 people might be cruel and unfeeiing enough to mutter, Wall streets color" The Easter Age-Herald was, no doubt, a creditable piece of newspaper work, and Captain O'Brien and MT. Evans deserve great credit for it.
 Vernon Courier; The Age-Herald came out last Sunday in mammoth edition. The improvement in the Age-Herald plant in the way of new perfecting presses and typesetting machines in the past year or two has been an event in Alabama journalism. In other respects the paper has improved more. It is now a paper of well-defined policy and relia- ble in every particular. A gentleman re- marked in our presence yesterday that he