The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-11-03
THE DETROIT
Weekly Tribune
FOR 1879.
THE BESi FAMlLI Nn1 STATE,
IN THE NORTHWEST.

The coming volumeof The DETROIT WEEKLY
TRIBUNE promises to be one Of unusual meut
and attractiven9ss. 1t Will he under the Edi-
toral Supervision OF
Will. NJ. CARLETON,
Author Of the famous Farm Ballads" and
will en- Ov all the benefits that can he derived
from his cultivated literary taste.
Mr.. Carleton will also write regularly for the
DETROIT WEEKLY TRIBUNE. and His Contribu-
lions 10 its Columns WI! make their First APP
pearance therein and be furnished to no other
Jouroal, The publlsheas OF the TRIBUNE have
made the foregoing announcement with pecu-
har pleasure. Mr.. Carleton has thr ough ms
"Dallads" become known in almost every homo
IN the nation. His poems bave been remark
able for felicity OF expression, for the dramatic
skill with which their themes have been baL-
died, for their kindly wit and their rare natural
ness, and especially for the trueness OF their
sentiment which touches all hearts, and has
made their author famous Mr.. Carleton Is
also Journalist OF experience, and Will thus
bring to his new task both rare literary accom-
p!shments and valuable professional SIX H.
The WEEKLY TRIBUNE for 1872 will also far
surpass al it's competitors in
ITS COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT..
The fullness and accuracy OF it's marke, re-
ports have already attracted wide spre ad atten-
ton, and Its proprietors propose to devote still
more care aud money to this most useful fcn-
ture OF the paper. 1t will give in each issue
concise history OF all commercial transactions
OF interest to it's readers, and will by IT'S pecu-
liar system OF reporting present VIVID and
faithful photograph OF the actual condition of
the market.
This feature Of the paper alone NAV save to
every buyer or seller OF produce far more than
its subscription price
TIE DyTporr Wpyvry TprnUrr for s7o will
also have many other valuable features.
1t will give in each issue succint and clear
summaries OF the current news, Domestic and
Foreign.
1t will continue to devote especial attention
to the prompt collection and publication OF
Michigan news, and will make it's columns the
vehicls Of all information OF interest to Michi-
gan readers
Its Agricultural Department has gained for
it hosts or friends. 1t Is under the charge Of
man OF practical experience, and it has become
channel for the interchange Of views among
the patrons OF the paper. No pains will be
spared to preserve the usefulness and freshness
OF its columns.
THE TRIBUNE will retain It's old place as tho
leading Republican journal OF Michigan, point
ing with PRIDE 10 its record III the pact, and
promising to be always found enrolled among
the foremost champions Of progress, OF liberal
ideas and OF true reform.
H. will discuss all questions OF public interest
candidly and boldly. and it will ever be found
warriLR on the side OF Christian principles IN
al the great social, political and moral ISSUES
OF the times.
Constant additions will be made to it's literary
foaturrs, aud carefully selected pOems SIX tches
and miscellaneous articles will be abundant in
its columns In iurnlshiDg reading for thu
home circle THE DETROIT TRIBUNE will not al
low i self to be surpassed by any of its COM
petitors.
New features will constantly be added to this
Journal. and it, proprietors are determined to
constantly strengthen by all possible means It's
title TO the firm hold it has alreads obtained
upon the esteem and confidence OF the people
OF Michigan and or the Northwest.
TERMS:
Single copies one year. S2.G0
Five copies ordered at one time. $50 each
Ten r" - ! 60 ="
Twenty - - 1.50
For 10 cents per copy, extra. the MICHIGAN
Almanac for 1872 will be sent Tho retail
price Of the Almanac will be either Is or 20
cents
Clubs will immediately be formed at every
post-ofi g, and every head Of a family will do
well to enroll without dolsy. 864
GEO. w. MATTHEW'S, Asst Postmaster,
Agent, Paw Paw, Mich