The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-12-06
The INTER OCEAN FOR 1878.
THREE EDITIONS.
WEEKLY, sEhiI-wEEKLY AND DAILY

WEEKLY, SEMI-WEEKLY AND DAILY.
In making its seventh annual announcement
The Inter-Ocean treasures its readers and the
public generally of its faith in the Republican
party and its devotion to Republican principles
Its record during the past year has made it
more than ever before the great representa-
ton Republican paper of the country. The
value of such a paper and its influence for
good were never more apparent than during
the electoral complications of last fall and win
ter. The course of the Inter-Ocean during that
trying period won for it the admiration and
lasting friendship OF Republicans everywhere.
As an exponent Of true Republicanism, to
which the public turned for advice and for en-
enlargement. The Inter-Ocean stood through
out the mOmentous struggle without a peer
There never was time when Republicans
more needed journal steacfast and true than
now. Never before, in the history of the
country, has there been period of such poll
tical interest and inquiry as is now in the inn
mediate future. Great questions are to be dis
cussed and disposed of ; embarrassing compli-
cations are to be grappled with fundamental
principles are to be defended. Republican to
the core, The Inter Ocean will give all posi-
BILE information on all political topics, and,
while treating opponents with the greatest
fairness, will maintain its high standing as an
earnest and outspoken advocate Of uncompro-
missing and unauthorized Republcanisn.
While The 1nter-Ocean stands second to no
paber In the country as political journal, it
takes high rank enterprising and thor
oughgoing newspaper. During the past year
1t has eclpsed all Western papers in the excel
lence, completeness, and reliability OF its for
eign dispatches and letters, and has had few
m ci,arn
general and home news. In every part OF the
world great events are occurring, with proba-
bilities pointing to more important in future.
Never before was good newspaper so impor-
tant to both young and old.
In att that goes to make a first class news
paper, The Inter-Ocean is not eycelled ny any
publication in the country, 1t is a national
newspaper, one that viii be found useful and
interesting to Americans in every part OF the
globe, While it especially represents the great
interests of the Northwest, it is national in its
views and comprehensive in it's gathering.
The Inter-Ocean makes especial claim as a
family paper, devoting more attention than
any other political newspaper to departments
prepared and conducted with the wants Of the
home and the demands Of the family in view.
The Commercial Department is conducted
with great care, and everything possible is
done to make the market reports reliable and
complete.
The Agricultural Department is carefully
edited by gentleman of ability and exper-
ience
The Home Department is of special interest
to the ladies, and Is devoted to the practical
and useful.
To Educational Matters especial attention is
given. Believing that the perpetuity of the
people. The Inter-Ocean is the warm advo-
cate of the free school system, and everything
that illimproVe and extend it.
The Woman's Kingdom is a new department
devoted to the interests Of that large portion
OF the gentler sex who, either from necessity
or otherwise, desire to devote themselves to
some useful occupation profession, for the
purpose of earning a livelihood. 1t is not for
the advocacy of any particular issue, but for
the general improvement and elevation Of the
femaic character in every department of life.
The Question and Answer Department, long
a special feature of the Inter-Ocean, is 81 valu-
able encyclopedia of information, and covers
as much ground i'll the course Of year as
many of the elaborate works published at such
high prices.
The Inter-Ocean has the largest aggregate
circulation of any newspaper published in the
offices, distributed in every State and Territory
and numerous foreign states and countries.