The Osceola times., 1879-01-04
The New York Sun for 1879.


THE SuS will be printed every day during the year
TO come. Its pul pose and method will be the same
in the past; to present all the news in a readable
srapc, and to tell the truth though the heavens fall
fHE Sun has been, is aud viii continue to bee iudo-
and ITS own convictions Of duty, That Is the only
pOlic} which an honest newspaper need have. That
Is the policy which has Won tor this newspaper he
confidence and tri-ndship Of wider constituency
nal.
THE SuN ia the Of the people II not for
/ rich man against the poor mtu or for the poor
man against the ucn mau, but 1t seeks TO do equal
Justice to all interests IN the community. II II no
the organ ot persout class suct or par A There
uced be mystery about it, loves and hates IL is on
he honest man against the rpguc- every time II ~
for the honest Democrat usHguiust the dishonest
publican and t3r the honest hepuhicauas rg1in-tthe
the uttcraucsS OF any poitlcinu pOtfaaI orrsul-
zntion 1t gives it's support uureseryedly when men
or measures are in agreement with the constitution
and with the PRINCIPLES upon which this republic was
founded iurthc people. Whenever ne oustItutiou
and constitutional principle are violated it speaks
pendence In this respect there Will bo no change in
is programme for 1879,
Tn suN has fairly earned the heart, hatred Of
rascals, trau1s aud humburs Of all sorts and sizes
II hopes to deserve THAI hatred not less In the year
l.'y thau IN ISIS, 1877, or any year gguv by, TUE
sun is printed for the men and omen Of to day
whose concern is chiefly With the affairs ofto,,ay 1t
mas both the disposition and the ability TO afford it,
readers the prumptest, fullest and most accurate i
telling nee Of whatever in the Wide world Is worth at
tentlOu. To ths end the resources belonging 10 we'll
established prosperity will he liberal employed.
The present dl-l 'tned condition ol parties lu thi-
touuIlA ana tNt uncertainty ui the iufufr lend
eNtraordiuary influence 10 the events Of The coming
year. To present with accuracy aud rletruess the
exact situation n each Of its varying phases aud to
"Npeunl, a"ca rling g. iis vel -buuHu methods tIo
principles that should guide Ms Though the laly-
rnih. viii be an important rart OF TuE SuS's work
for 1879
We have the means Of making Tug Sun, as q 20
litcal 4 llt fary and general uewspaper more en-
tertatuihg and more useful than ever before; and
we mean to apply them freely,
Our rates Of subscription remain unchauged. For
the DsiLY SUN, ionr-paCc sheet Of twenty -eight
columns, the price 10y mail, stpNit, " 81 cents
mouth, or ST 30 u year, or, including tue sunday
paper, an eight~page icet Of ty-siN columns the
price is % cents month, or $40 year. postage
paid.
The sunday edition Of TINS Sun is also furnished
separately at si2o year, postage paid. The
sUNDAi Sun in addition to tho current news pre
litcrar, and miscellaneous matter, in hulk tUire "A
great aud in value not interior TO that OF the best
monthly magazines If he day, az one toutlf OF thcr
cost.
The wETKLY SUS is especially adapted Tor those
VINO DO not take q NoS tork daily pa or. The news
81 the week rs fully presented. lts market rep rts
arc furn shed 20 the latest moment aud its aaficu
ity, ~ unsutpassci The EtKLY Sun probably
read to-day uy more farmers than any other paper
published. A choice story, with other carefully
prepared miscellany. appears IN each issue. The
weekly protects its readers by barring Its advertise
Ing columns againtt frauds and humbues, and fur
nshes mere good matter for less money than can be
Obtained from any tthcr sourc-
The price Of the WfEKY SuN, eight pages hfJy-six
columns is 81 year, portage paid. For Clubs Of
address l. W ENGlAN
Publ her Of fHE SF>, Mes York q ty.