Connecticut western news., 1882-01-04
IA A. SUN. NEW YORK, 1882.

TIE SUN for 1882 will raakeits fifteenth annual revo ut'o., under the present nlanage ment, shin ng as Hiwaye, for alt, big atd litlie mean ar d gracious. CO., tented and unhappy, Republican and Democratic, Cepraved and virluous, Intelligent and obtr'se TEE SUNS fight is for mankin and wona' k!La of every aOit bat its genial warmt th ! tor 'h" good. whIt' ii pours not discomfort o. Il" h strtl Z DECKS of Ae psrsistentiy Wck.d.
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