The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-11-19
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 all. hig and lit
tie, mean and. gracious, content and un-
happy, kepubliran and Democrat ic, ,depravrd
and vlrinuus, Intelligent and ub, use. rnE
suns HIGHT is for my nkind and wOmankind
OF eyoty sort but It's genial warmth is Tor the
good, while IL pours hot discomfort on tho
blistertnx backs OF the perslstently wicked,
The Sun OF 1888 was newspaper of a new
kind. 1t discarded many Of he forms, and a
multitude Of the superfuuus words AMI ph ns-
es oil ancient journalism. il un teri OOk o re-
port In fresh, succlnot, unconventional way
all the news OF the world. emitting no event
OF human interest, and commenting upon uf.
fairs with the iearesSnes. OF absolute indie
Iendenee. The success OF his experiment
was tho success of The BUN. II etfrried a
permanent change in the stylO Of ,mercan
newspapers. Every import ant Journal estab
lished III this country IN the dozen years past
has been modelled Hfier The SuN. Every
important j0urAal already eXis ing has l. on
mOdiied and Lettered by the fufce ur rhE
THw SuS Of 1859 will 10 The same or shaken.
truth-Ielling, aud Interesting new ,paper
by ~ liberal uss of the mems which an
abundant prosperity affords. we shall make
It better th.n ever before.
We snail print all the Jews. putting Il into
readable sha apr,and measuring Il s innort moe,
not by the traditional yardslick. but by iis
real interest To the people. - stance from
Printing House square is not the tirst con-
alteration with THE SUN, Whenev,r any.
thing happens worth reporting we get ihe
particulars. whether IL happens in Brooklyn
or Bokhara
In politics we have decided opinions and
are accustomed TO lress them in lang uags
tnat can be understood. We say what we
think about men and events. That habit is
the only secret ofTHE suns political course.
The WEEKLY Sun gathers in oeight pages
the host matter OF the sewn daily issues. An
Agricultural department OF unequnlird mer.
Il. iuil market reports, and n literal proper
tion Of literary, scientific, and domestic Ia
telllkenee complete fHE EELLY sun, and
make IL the best newspaper Tor the iarmor's
household that was ever printed.
Who dOes not know and read aad like THE
SUNDAY Sun, each number Of when is a
GOleOnda OF interesting literature with the
best ,.oetry Of the day, prose every line wnTth
reading, nows, hnmo matter enough 10 MI
q goOd-sifed hook, and inhniely IuOre varied
and entertaining than any bOuk, big or llttleg
II our idea of what newspaper should bo
pie ses you, send Tor Tue SIN.
Our terms are as iulwst
For the daily SuN. r four page Ehoet Of
twenty righl cJlumns, the price by mall post
paid Is b. cents mOn'h. or 90 so a year ar,
including tho SUNDAY paper. IN eight.lage
sheet of nity-siN columns, the price Is IS cents
per month, or VI 10 year. postage paid.
The sunday edition OF Tbs sun is also fur
nlshed separately at 81 20 a year. postage paid
The price Of the WEEKLY SuN.sigh hi pages
hity-siN columns, Is 81 a year. postage paid.
For clubs OF ten sending $40 We will send an
extra copy free. Address
i. W ENGLAND,
Publisher OF THg sUS, New York City.
Nov. avs.