The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-17
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THE HI EVENING POST.
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PROSPECTUS.
WHAT SHALL I READ3
10 tho question which occurs to many, -
tho long evenings Of Winter como on. On
the answer to this question depends great
" not only to tho enjoyment Of the reader,
but, especially in tho case Of the young,
tho shaping Of the mind and perhaps the
whole OF llfe's career. In all tho round Of
reading, in this modern day, nothing 90
cupies so important part as tho Newspa-
per, Daily or Weekly. How important,
then: that tue Paper selected, especially for
family reading, shall BE-
Healthy in its Moral Tone,
Sound in it, Political Opinions.
Free from the Trammels Of any Sect or
Party,
Prompt and Accurate in its News, and
Accurate in All Things!
TO THESE QUALIFICATIONS
THE EVENING POST
Aims to add sufficient Of Spice and Pun
gency to make it a. Palatabls 40 it 10
Wholesome to the public MUD. Hence,
whatever else the people Of the North
west may OF may not read, they should
not fail to read
TEE POST.
The success of The Evening Post for the
past year is unprecedented in the annals
Of standard journalism. Defying the laws
which doom oil Newspaper enterprises to
severe struggle for existence during the
early part Of their career, The Post sprang
1t snee into position as Success and In
dueutial Journal. During considerable
portion Of tho present year the subscrip-
ton list has been trebling every month.
The cause Of this dattering success is no
accident. It is due, mai My, to these facts
LIST. The Post is Independent.
I'd. It is Live Paper.
80. 1t is Demoeratic-advocatiug Equal
Rights to all Men-Freedsm to DO Enslav-
ed, and Suffrage for the Disfranchised.
4th. It dses not ill up its columns with
long, prosy Editorials.
9th. 1t talks to the Point, and calls
things by their right names.
9Th. It is full Of News-Omitting moth
ing important, and inserting nothing void
Of interest.
9Th. It has always something
For the Family Circle.
! For the Farm and Kitchen.
For tho Laborlng Man.
For the Scholar.
For the Mechanic.
For the Thoughtful.
For the Gossip Loving.
For Everybody.
THE DAILY POST
Will be found Complete Journal Of the
Times, and Indispensable to those, the city
and country, whs require all the News put
IN such form as to lose no time in reading
tho superauous drivel Of Correspondents
and Local Papers. Its Market Reports
are noted for their Reliability, its Edito-
rails for their freshnesss and vieor, and
its News Items for their Raciness and
Reliability.
THE WEEKLY POST
1s made up with much more care than any
similar Weekly in Chicago, and goss to its
Country Readers Chock Full Of carefully
selected matter-the Cream of the Daily
issue.
In addition 10 the News Of tho Week,
and choice selection of Literary, Pohti-
cal, Religious, Poetical, Agricultural. FASH
ionsble, Domestic and Miscellaneous Read
ing, We shall give in each Number an in
etallment of -.
ANTHONY TROLLOPE's
GREAT STORY,
ENTITLED,
He Knew He was Right, -
The Introductory chapters Of which have
been received with great favor in all quar-
| tiers.
"a A summary of these Chapters i,
published in The Weekly Post Of Novsm-
Der 10. Persons sending subscriptions
will do well, therefore, to have them com.
| mence with that date.
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