The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-17
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The New York SUN, for 1882.

THE SUN for 1882 Will make its fifteentH
annual revolution under the present manage
ment shining. ms always, for Hll. big and lit-
tle mean and gracious, content d and un-
happy. kepubliran and Democrat ic ,deprnved
AMI virlanus. Intelligent and ubiuse. THE
SUNS light is for mNnkind and w0mauk ind
OF evo;y sort; but Its genial warmth is Tor the
good, while Il pours hot discomfort on tbe
blistering backs OF the pcrslstcntly wicked.
THE Sun OF 1868 was u newspaper of II new
kind. IL scardcd many Of The furms, and n
multitude of the supprhuUus words and phi as
es OF ancient journalism. II un ierIOok to re-
port in II fresh, succinct unconventional way
all the news Of the world emitting no event
Of human interest, and cOmnenting upon af-
fairs with the iearlcsSnes> OF absolute inde.
Ieudcnce The success of This eXpertmcut
was the success of THE SUN. Ii eiirutcd n
permanent change in tho style of american.
newspapers. Every important Journal estat.
lished In this country IN the dozen years past
has BEEN modelled nfer The sun. Every
Important jour Anl already existing has been
modifc'i rnd beticred by The force VI rHE
SUNS example,
Tbs SUN drlss2 lGo the same outspoken,
tTuth-telling, and Interesting Newspaper.
by u Liberal uss OF the means which an.
abundant prosperity affords, we shall make
II better than ever before.
we stall print all the news. putting It Into
readable shape, nj measuring 1 q importance,
not ny the traditional ynrdstick. but by It's
real interest to the people. Distance fr'ain
Printing House Square is not the hrst con-
SlleIullnn WIN lHE SUN. w nG0CHcr any,
thing happens worth reporting we got tho
par lculars. whether 1t happens in Brooklyn
or Bokhara.
In politics we have decided opinions and
nrc accustomed to txIrcss them in LANGUAGE
that tan be understood. We say what we
think about men and events. That habit is
the only secret OfTHE SUNS political course.
TnE WEEKLY sun gathers in u eight pages
tho hest matter OF the sewn lily issues. An.
Agricultural department OF unequallrd mer
II. iull market reports and a liberal proper
tiOn of literary. scientific, and domestic in.
| tellikence complete Tue WEELLY sun. and
make IL the best newspaper Tor the farmers
household that was ever printed.
who does not know and read and like THE
| SUNDAY sun, each number of which IL n
| GOlcOnda of interesting literature. with tho
/ best poetry of the day, prose every line worth
reading. news, humor-matter enough to fill
n Yo0d-szed book, and infinitely more varied
and entertaining than any bouk, big or little?
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i. W ENGLAND,
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| Nov, 42.w6.