The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-12-14
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u,uE SUN FOR 1882 viii make its Fifteenth
Annual revolution under the present man,
ayement. shining, as always, Tor all pig anu
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nanny. Republican and Demoeratle, depraneu
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ss,-xts fi,hf5 Il for mankind and womanklnd OF
syarv sort. but its genial warmth IS for the
rood. while il pours hot discomfort on the
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kind Itdiscarded many of the forms, anu
multitude Of he superHuoas Words anu Ph rase ls
az ancient Journalism. ltuEaeFtook 10 fepo.,
in a fresh, succinet, unconyenAonai way ~,
he news Of the world, emitting no event %
bnnau in :eresf. and commenting upon aHalIs
y,ifb The fearlessness of absolute Independ-
auc4 Tic success of this experiment was the
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