West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-11-25
THE sun FOR 1882,

NoNt year The Sun will make its hf-
teenth annual revolution under tie pre-
sent management. shining As ALWAYS.
Tor all, big and little, mean ami gracious.
contented and unhappy, Republican
and Democrat, depraved and yirtuous
intelligent and obtuse. The SUMS light
IS Tor mankind amt womankind Of every
sofIi Out It's genial warmth IS for tile
good, while II pours hot discomfort on
inc clustering backs OF the porsistently
The Sun of 1853 was a newspaper Of
2 now KIND, IL discarded many of the
forms aud a multitude ofthe superauous
words and phrases OF ancient journal.
Ism. IL undertook 10 report i'm "A fresh.
Succinct, unconventional way all the
news OF tho world, emitting no event of
hunan interest, and commenting uDon
affairs with the fearlessness OF absolute
independence. The success of his ex.
pertinent was the success of The sun.
IL effected a permau ent change i'm the
style OF American newspapers. Every
linhortant journal established i'm the
country IN The dozen years past has been
modelled after The sun. Every impor-
tant Journal already existing hai been
liodhed ana bettcred by the force of
Tho Suns example.
The u Of 1882 viii be the Same ont
spoken, truth tell~ing, and .utere,tinu
newspaper.
By "A liberal use of the means which
an prosperity affords. We shall
make IT better than ever before. We
shall print all the news, putting it into
reAudOic shape, and measuring its i'm
pOrtdnce, not by tho traditional ward
stick, gu by its real interest To the peo-
PIE Distance from Printing House
square IL not the first consideiat on
with Tho sun. whenever anything han.
pens worth reporting we get the particu-
iars, whether it happens in Brooklyn of
I'm Bokhara.
In politics we have decided opinions.
ana we are accu stoned To express then,
IN language that can bo understood. we
say what we think about men and
events. habit is the only secret ol
The Suns political course.
IN weekly edition of The Sun gathers
into eight pages the best matter of tho
seven dAl y issues. An Agricultural
moPhrt''lent OF uuequailed merit, tull
market reports, and a liberal proportion
ol literary, scientific, and domestic intel
Hgehce complete The Weekly SIM and
MAKE IL the best newspaper for the farm,
er-s household that was ever nrinted
" no does not know and read and like
me sunday Sun, each number of which
- Golconda of interesting liter,ture
with the best poetry of tho dav nros,
every line worth reading, news. minor
matter enough TO fill a good>sized book
ana INFINITELY more varied and enter
tanning than airy book, big or Iittle!
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