Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-16
1877.
A Period Of Unexam-
pied Excitements,
WHEN EVERYBODY WILL NEED A
FIRST-cLASS NEWSPAPER,
II H r
DETROIT POST,
A Thoroughly Sound, Reliable
and Enterprising Repub-
lican Newspaper.
And the Best Family Journal
Published in This State.


Everything indicates that thelAmencan people
are entering upon one Of the most exciting pc
RODS OF our history. The struggle over the result
Of the Presidential elect on now appears likely TO
be transferred from the the disputed States to
the arena of Congress-. ltsthis occurs, the strug,
gle will undoubtedly be most exciting one, anu
1t will not terminate until next March. Mean
while the peace OF the Republic will be In con-
slant peril. and the public will constantly de,
mand, with the greatest eagerness, the latest and
fullest news of the various phases OF the contest.
In any event, the coming session OF congress VIII
be
ONE OF The MOST EXCITING EVER KNOWN.
The heated debates of the last sessi n Will be
renewed. with the added bitterness produced by
"T6e solid South" will be more arrogant, and
the loyal North more firm, than ever before. Dur
ing the session intelligent cjtiz, can afford to
be without reliable newspaper, which VIII give
him all the news Ii Is also probable tnat Europe
Is about to enter ulOn
TREMENDOUS WAR,
whose continuance and result no man can now
fOretell.j but whose progress will have prodig-
iOus effect upon American prosperity. Every
business man, especially every farmer, ana every
mechanic, will be directly and deeply interested
in the progress and influence OF the grand events
which are believed to be already Impending.
ALL THE GREAT ISSUES
of the time will be discussed by The POST with
candor, boldness, ability, and in the highest spirit
of patriotism. 1t will furnish its readers Win
ALL THE NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
In all that goes to make up first-class news
paper. the Post has no equal among Michigan
journals In each OF its editlons, and In an Q. l.
departments, IL lsedited with great care preserves
q healthy and elevated tone. and has well-earn'
ed reputation for ability. scholarship, good taste
and vigorous originality.
THE WEEKLY POST, while chilling from all
sources of information, is careful to remember
that It's columns arc for the young as well as for
are q part of newspaper education. Whlle hoping
to promote the general good through this medium
it will scrupulously guard against dong lndivld-
ual harm.
The Literary Character of TIE Posi- is higher
in tone and broader in scope than that of any
other Detroit paper. Its News Department Is
edited with reference to furnishing the most &C
curate information on the NEST subjects. The
twenty-five to forty columns of telseraphic dis
patches received each week by THE DAILY Posi-
are carefully condensed and summarized especl-
ally for The WEEKLY, and thus the news from all
parts of the world is given with each issue. In
addition, it employs large corps OF local cores
pondents I'm the STATE, whose especial duty it Is
to give more 10 detail an account OF domestic
events. The pr ocPetlnge of State organizations,
the Legislative, religious. educational, and other
local bodies. are all carefully reported.
The Market Rerorts given In the various edl-
tions of THE Posi- are much more full and re liable
than those OF any OF its Detroit cntempOraries,
each separate issue being carefully revised and
corrected.
A SPECIAL DEPARTMENT,
devoted to Agriculture, Horticulture and House.
hold affairs, has been added to The POST and
placed under the charge OF O thoroughly comp.
tent special editor. This featul e has attracted
much attention throughout the State already, and
has everywhere received high ecomiums.
Ia every way, THE Posi- for the year 1877 will be
THE BEST PAPER FOR MICHIGAN READERS
published i'm this state; and this reputation 1t Will
maintain at every cost.
CIRCULATE YOUR COUNTY PAPERS.
The more the local papers of the State are cir
culated and read, in their several localities, the
greater will be the demand for large city and
state journal, like The Posi-, because the local
journals create public taste tor reading. and
desire to get all the news, and to secure the am
plest and ahest discussions of great public issues
Our interests are one with til sc of the local jour.
nails of the state, and our prosperity will not fail
10 be promoted by theirs. We press the claims OF
THE POST upon public attention, not as a rival
to detract from the circulation of the local jour
nails of the State, but as supplementary to them,
i'm large field, and for such readers as desire to
take large city paper.
TERMS-Postage Prepaid:
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Iri-weekly, ..........-.. -'....'.''''"' . 90 90
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Weekly Post,
In Clubs OF Ten. postage prepaid......".....$1 60
We will furnish the WEEKLY Posi- and either
of the following Agricultural papers, viz: Michi-
gan Farmer, Western Rural, or N. Y. Agrlcnl-
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