Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-12-14
THE INTER-OCEAN.
Weekly, $l.l5; Semi-W eeklv,
So SO; Daily, $40.

The Inter-Ocean, as q polilicaI journal, stands
coDfesstdly at the head OF the Republican press
Oh tne west, ana as areddaoie ana reliable ne 50
PAPER has reputation recond to none. While It
has never wavered in the support of party prin-
cples has never failed to d. its full duty in crit
ical times and has ever hesitated 10 strike hard
blows IN defense Of the Republican cause, 1t has
never ceased to be good newspaper, independ.
| ept of all political and party considerations
work and efficient service behind it as a eertif.
| cate Of character, the Inter-Ocean enters upon
the wol ola new year; enters upon the work OF
year the most important, perhaps. in it, history
and the most momentous in the history Of the Re-
| public. Lines are already forming for the
great battle of 1850 and the country las never
felt the need OF a staunch and able supporter OF
prtncip es for the sake of principles will this
conf. z year. 1t has been Tie good fortune OF
the InferOcean to lead in the formation Of public
opinion. and to have tremendous folio wing, Il
has main Iained this position as leader because Of
it. unquc STONED loyalty to the fund entail rim
ciples Of the parly,its bodness in defending them
and Its fairness In discussing great political ques
tions. As the Inter Ocean has sounded the key
note Of the contest in past years. Republicans will
iooS to II as faithful guide leader in the coming
year. And they viii not De dIsatp ed Ihe
paper will stand. as always has stood, the organ
OF no fact on or clique, batting in rhe front RAJ
Tor the principles that have made the untry
The Inter-Ocean expects to receive from enc
mics opponents bari blows. and to ri turn tn m
with Interest, From Republicans and frs mis- it
exrects only such consideration and fai ne S as
any political journal may claim at the hands of
those Interested in the Of the party and in
the triumph o. party principles. e issues are
soutn aid by the Democratic party; on the other
the Republican party. Naturally al such a time
Republicans will turn to pape- able, agg essive
and of unquesti ned loyalty, All that We hask is
that hey judge he lnter.Ocean by its own utter
ances. and not what Dem Jcratiororgans and euvi.
Gus rivals say of It.
Out-ide Of party considerations Republicans viii
choose the BET newspaper. And in this particular
the Inter Ocean has no superiors- lit in every
sense OF the word patton ] newspape .prrsen'.
ing home and foreign news in attractive shape and
accompanying it with Intelligent comment.
Ii will be as enterprising a any of ts cotempo.
raries, more accuraie and more Discriminating.
For two y ars its cable dispatches have been full
Ter and OF higher character than airy other ye<-
ter Journal; it's Washington and foreign cores
speech and general interest, and it's home cores
pondence more varied and 10 re mplete As
these apartments wi I be continued with such
improv. ments as expeiie ce may suggest and Ia
creased facilities for collecting eve allow.
Indenen lent of politics and news, men want
symmetricai, in erestng and wholesome jonrnai
for the family and the hnme. They Will hnd such
Taper in the Inter Ocean, which devotes more
attention than any oiher political rewspa, er to
dspa' tments pre- AIRED and conducted with the
wants of home and family in view. This a. Plies to
Agricultural, Domes, ic, Educational, Scientific
am Social matters
THE CURIOSITY sH0P.covering answ-
ers to all sorts of political sci mt ic. and general
questions, will receive more at eDtion even than
IN past years. and will be complete. encyclopedias
OF informant n not accessible out-ide he great ref
eraDcs libraries large cities in this depart
ment the 1nter-Ocean has been without a rival
and reiiiziDg the importance of the department.
the publishers have made arrangements not only
10 maintain it's high character, but to make II
answer more completely the demands oil subscrib-
ers.
THE HOME DEPARTMENT., has with
in the past year assumed a character and
new import nee. 1t is the outgrowth of the In
ter-Ocean policy of fostering home interests, and
while i; unique In its freshness and its plan it
r. cat n in no
suggestive and Practical information on home top
les.
MENT will be in charge o f one Of the most ex-
perenced agricultural editors in the Wests and
viii give each week timely hints, suggestions
THE VETRINxRY DEPARTMENT
has become stan ard authority among horse
ment, and is republished from week to week in
many Of the farm and stock journals Of the coun-
try, All questions of stock are answered without
charge by distinguished and experienced spec
ialist. This department will be maintained at its
THE WOMANS KINGDOM, devoted tn
woman's interests and work. viii be continn ned
in the generous and conservative spirit that has
THE C6NfM ERCIAL DEPARTMENT
has had reputation reliability and mptete-
ess all its on n. Ut win remain In charge of the
same editor, and viii be made up with the wants
IN INJECTION the nter-Ocean Will present a
serial by popular western author, covering
ground in the west not touched upon hitherto by
writer of fiction. and reple5e with incident and
adventure. In short stories, sketches, and ven
eral lite, airy miscellany the inter-0cean viii pan
der to no low taste, but viii give the best.
In these times of depression and scarcity or
money, people win turn to tie paper that is the
cheapest To meet this demand the price Of the
Inter-Ocean has been n dnced to $fl5 for the
weekly. 81 so the Semi Weekly, and SO for the
Daily. In short the Inter-Ocean viii be q better
paper than ever before. and viii be furnished for
less money.
Sample copies sent free. Az communications
should be addressed
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