Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-12-19
A Live Agricultural Newspaper
THE SUN
NEW YORK. 1854.

More people have read THE SUN during the
year Just passing than ever before since Il
first printed. No other newspaper published on
this side Of the earth has ever been bought and
read in any year by so many men and wonen.
We are credibly Informed that people buy, read
and like The Sun for the following reasons. among
because its news columns present 10 attractive
form and With the greatest possible aecuraty what
ever ha> interest for humankind the events. the
deeds and misdeeds, the wisdom, the philosophy.
the notable folly, the solid sense, the improving
nOnsense-all the news Of the busiest world Al
present revolving In space.
because people have learn ed that IN It's remarks
concerning persons and affairs The sun makes a
practice Of telling them the exact truth to the beat
of Its ability three hundred aud sixty -ive days In
the year, before election as well a. after, about
the whales well as about the small hsh, in the
| face Of dissent plainly and fearessly a. when
supported by general approval The Sun has abb
sOlutely no purpose 10 serve save the inormation
Of It's readers and the furtheranee Of the common
Because II Is everybody's newspaper NO man
/ 1850 huub that The sun is Indifferent 10 his
welfare and his rights No man Is 80 rich that IL
can allow Injustice 10 be done him. No man. no
association OF men, is powerful enough To be ex-
empt from the strict application Of its principles
Because in politics Il has fought Cor a dozen
/ wears without intermi sion aad sometimes almost
/ alone among newspapers-the hight that has re-
i suited In the recent Overwhelmingly popular ver-
diet against Robesonlsn and Tor honest govern
ment No matter what party Is In power, The
/ sun stands and will continue 10 stand like rock
Tor the interest OF the people against the ambition
i Of bosses, the eneT0achments Of m0n0p0llsis and
| the dishonest schemes OF public robbers.
/ All this Is what told almost daily BY oar
/ friends. One man hollis that The sun Is the best
religious newspaper ever published, because tts
| ChTistianity Is undiluted with cant. Another
holds that ID Is the best republican newspaper
printed because Il has already whipped half Of the
rasoals out Of that party and Is proceeding against
/ the other half with undiminished Nig0r. third
believes Il 10 be the beat magazine of general liter
AZURE In existence. because is readers miss moth
ing WOrthv Of note that Is current in the world Of
| thought, So every friend OF The sun discovers
one Of its ny sides that appeals with particular
| force 10 his individual liking.
Il n you already know The sun you will oh erve
that In In 1883 4 Is little better than ewes ssfoTe
AZ you DO not already know The sun, you will md
HOUSE, the choicest products Of common sense
and imagi nation, mainstay Tor the cause Of hon-
| est government, sentinel for genuine Jenerson
| democracy, a scOuTge for uickedness Of every
species aud an uneommonly good Investment iof
the e0mug year.
TERMS no MAIL sUBscRIBERs :
The several editions q The sun are sent bJ
| mail, postpaid, rs ioil0ws;-. -.
DAfLf-b6 eenlsa month, $3.50 year with
sunday edition, $40.
sUNDAl-kight pages. tl.2oa year.
WEEkLl-tl year. Eight pages Of the nest
matter OF the daily ISSUES, AgricniturA ~
partment OF unsq Jailed merit, market reports ana
literary, scientific and domestic Intelligence make
The Weekly sun the newspaper ior the iafhers
household. To clubs Of Ten WIN Ns an .h'iA
W. Publisher The sun n. Y. CITY.