The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-11-29
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NEW. YORK, 1882.

The Sun for lSss.wili make its fifteenth an
nual revolution under thr present manage
ment, shining US always, for all, mean Mnd
gracious. contente,l aud unhappy, Republi,nn
and Democratic, deprave,i and yirt1uns. In.
telliscnt anti obtuse, The SUMS Ii<ht IA for
mankind ami for wcmankinu OF every sort;
but its gcnial warmth is tr the gnol, while
IL pours hJt discomfort On the blisterinv ba,k.
u the pcrsistcntly wicked.
The sun OF 1863 was rwspaper of a new
kind. Ii discarded many Of the forms and
multitude OF the superfluous WORKS and phra.
SEES OF ancient Journalism. u undertook 10 re-
port In fresh. succlnct, unconventional way
all the news OF the world, emitting no event uf
human interest. AMI commenting upon utfairs
with the feariessncss Of abrDlute in,lel,,.n-
encc, The suseess Of this experiment was
the success OF the sun 1t effected uermnu
ent change Ia the style ~ american nrwsna-
pers. Every important journal established in
this country IN the dvzen years past has breu
mrdelled after the sun. Every Important
anil bct,cred by the force Ot the sans example,
The sun OF lss2 Will be the same outspoken.
trnthteliins, and Interesting newspaper.
Bya liberal nse of the means which nm
ahuniant prosperity nnords,,wc sha make IL
better than ever before. TIf77
We shall print all The news, putting II into
readable shape, and measuring its Importance
not by the traditional yarls,ick, but i,y its real
interest to tile people. Distance from Printing
House Square Is not the iirst consider ntioi,
with the sun. Whenever anything hap
pens worth reporting We get the particulars,
! whether II happens In brooklyn or In Bokha.
RI.
In politics we have decided opinions; and are
accustomed to express them In language that
| can be Understood. We say what We think
about men and events. That harit Is the only
secret of the SUMS political course. r.
The weekly sun gathers intu eight pages
the best matter OF THE seven daily issues. An
Agricultural Department Of uncuualled merit,
lull market reposts,an | n liberal prom r. ion o,
literary, scientific, and domestic Intelligence.
complete the Weekly. sun, aud make il Inc
best newspaper for the farmer, huusehold
| that WIS ever printed.
Who does not know and rad and like the
| SundayiSun. each number OF which Ia n Gail
ronfia OF interesting literature. with the best
poetry OF the 'iay, prose every line worth read
| ing, nrws, humor-matter enough to I'LL n
good sized book, and Infinitely more varied
and entertaining than any book, big or littlry
Hour idea of what newslIal,er s,uuld bu
peases you. send for the sun
Our terms are as follows: For the laily Sun
foir-pnge sheet of twenty eight columns, the
| price by mail, post paid, Is 55 cents n month,
or $3.50 year: or including the Sunday pa-
per, an eight page sheet Of ilfty-six columns,
the price Is Is cents per month, or 81 20 u year,
| postage paid.
The Sunday edition OF the Sun IL also furn.
isheifseparateiy hf 81. 20 n yea, postage paid
| The price OF The Weekly sun, eight pa ses,
| nfty-siN columns, IL 81 "a year. postage paid
FOR clubs OF ten scn'ling $40 wewlll send an
extra copy free. ADDRESS
L. W. ENGLAND,
! Publisher OF The Sun, New York city.