Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-03-26
THE WORLD FOR 1884.

The World for 1881 will be the best and
heapest newspaper published in the Eng
lish tongue on either side of the Atlantic.
With new presses surprising any ever be-
fore manufactured even by Hoe Co; with
new and unequalled typographica and bust
ness facilities of all sorts. and with "a better
organized telegraphic correspondence
throughout the world than that of any other
American journal, the World for 1881 will
afford its readers daily a complete, con-
vents.
In its Five Minutes With the News of he
Day, the Wcrld meets and keeps pace with
the increasing demands made by rapid tran
sit, the telegraph and the telephone, on the
time and attention of business men.
Its daily cable letters from London bring
the Old World to the breakfast-tables of M
In its Wall Street Gossip and It's Items for
Investigators, taken together with its accu-
rate, candid and absolutely impartial
Financial Article, The World daily presents
an ~unrivalled picture not only OF the true
condition of the multitudinous enterprises
in which the adventurous and active peo-
pie of this country invest their savings, but
also OF all the h~uctuating influences eXerted
upon those enterprises by the speculations
and the spectators of the Stock Exchange.
No man who owns or expects to own an
tnterestin any corporate property can afford
to miss for a single day the Information
daily and exclusively given in The World,
not only as to the natural and legitimate
course of affairs affecting stock values, but
also as to the plans, schemes and combina-
AAOlH WHICH are necessarily mAkAfA anu
unmaking in n out of Wall street 10 affect
those values.
The World contains also every day the
the freshest, fullest and most instructive
notices OF everything new and interesting
IN the realms of art, of literature and OF
social life.
1t is the accredited organ of the COLLEGES Of
the union, and the ccuracy and vivacity Of
its sporting columns, covering all the vari-
Gus forms of athletic amusement which
have multiplied among us of late years,
rOmn AnH II IN fln ktrfGfwn ar.Nnwnraa, -
throughout the country.
AS the only metropolitan morning Jour-
nal published in the English language
which maintains an answering fidelity 10
the great enduring principles to the demo-
cratic faith in politics., The World for 1881
will be found, where nr the last i've wears
The World has been found, absolutely loyal
to democratic principles; absolutely indie
endent of all persons, cliqueS and factions
within the democratic party.
The World viii maintain the cause of the
union against s-eetionalism in all its forms,
the cause of good government against corr
ruption in all its forms, and the cause of the
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