The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-10
THE EVENING POST FOX 1859.
PROSPECTUS.

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What shall I read? Is the question
which occurs to many, as the long even
ings of winter come on On the answer
to this question depends greatly not only
the enjoyment of the reader. but. espec
tally in the case Of the young. the shaping
of the mind and perhaps the whole of
lite career. In all the round OF reading,
| in this modern day, nothing occupies so
| important part as the newspapers, daily
or weekly. How important then. that
the paper selected, especially for family
reading, shall be healthy in its moral
tone, sound In its 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 ada sufficient of spice and pun
gency to make it as palatable as it is
wholesome to the public mind. Hence,
whatever else the people OF the North
west may or may not read, they should
NOT fail to read the Post.
The success Of the Evening Post for the
past year is unprecedented in the annals
of standard journalism. Defying the
laws which doom all new newspaper en-
terprlses TO a severe struggle for existence
during the early part of their career,
The Post sprang at once into position as
successful and influential Journal Dur
ing a considerable portion of the presest
year the subscription list has been treb-
ling every month.
The cause Of this fattering success is
no accident. 1t Is due, mainly, to these
facts
LIST the Post is independent
ID it is Il lively paper.
Sd it is democratic -advocating equal
rights to all men-fi eedom to the enslav
ed, andSsufrage for the disfranchiSed.
4th 1t does not fill up Its columns with
long, prosy editorials
9th 1t talks to the point, and calls
things by their right names.
9th 1t is full of news-Omitting moth
ing important, and inserting nothing void
OF interest.
18th 1t is gossipy and racy in its items
and selections. but scrupulous to exclude
everything indecent and morbid.
Sth 1t has always something
for the family circle.
For the farm ana kitchen,
For the laOoring man,
Eor the scholar,
For the mechanic,
For the thoughtful,
For the gossip loving,
For everybody.
THE DAILY POST
will be found a complete journal of the
times, and indis pensable to those, in the
city and country, who require all the news
put III such form as to lose no time in
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pOndents and local papers. Its market
reports are noted for their reliability, its
editorials Tor their freshness and vigor
aud its news items tor their raciuess and
HE WEEKLY POST
is made up with much more care than
any similar weekly in Chicago, and goes
to Its country readers chock tull Of care
fully selected matter-thc cream of the
daily issue.
In addition to the news of the week,
and a choice selection of literary, politi-
cal. religious, poetical, agricultural, fash
lonabie, domestic, and miscellaneous
reading, we shall give in each number an
instilincnt OF Anthony Trolopc's great
story, entitled.
he KNEW HE WAS RIGHT,
the introductory chapters OF which have
been received with great favor In a
quarters
y summary of these chapters is pub
lished in the weekly Post Of November
., p,r5ons sending subscriptions will
DO well, therefore, to have them coin
mence with that date
TERMS OF THE POST.
Daily, per year, by mail $1,000
Weekly, per year, by mail l.50
Weekly, in clubs of ten or more LOO
Posi- PRINTING COMPANY,
34-2t Chicago, ILL.,