Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-12-02
A Paper Beloved and Warmly Supported
by tie people Of Michigan for
over Forty Years,
THE WEEKLY EDITION RE-
DUCED TO 81 PER YEAR.

The Detroit Post and Tribune has an es-
tablished reputation as one of the leading news
papers In the great Northwest and is the fore
most exponent Of Republican principles in
in Michigan. During the coming year no eff
fort will be spared to maintain its proud pre-
eminence.
The news department Of the Post and Trib-
une will be especially full and complete. Its
large force Of state correspondents, its special
representatives in New York, Washington and
other news centers OF the country, and its large
and well-OrganiZed force in the home office,
leave it without rival in Michigan in its IA
cilities for gathering and presenting the news
Of the day, whether local, state or national.
BY the railroad construction OF the past two
years the different sections of Michigan have be.
come more closely linked together in interest
than ever before, and wonderful impetus has
been given to the growth and prosperity OF the
state. 1t will be the aim of The Post and Irib-
une to record all the signs of progress given in
every portion Of the state.
The editorial page OF the paper will keep
abreast of the events OF the day, and will dis
cuss with candor and with the best information
that can be obtained from every available
source, all issues suggested by current events.
II will support zealOusly the principles Of the
Republican party, and will aid to the utmost Of
is ability In securing pure, honest and
Itscommercial reports have been recently ex-
tended and will be kept nfull and accurate.
These alone are worth more than the cost OF
the paper to every merchant manufacturer aud
farmer In the state.
In the miscellaneous department it will fur
nish the choicest OF reading matter, both In
prose and verse; original and selected. 1t will
be kept pure in character, elevated in tone and
in sympathy with the best moral sentiment in
the community.
For the rural and village community The
Weekly Post and Tribune Is especially valu-
able. The Letter Box furnishes in the course
of the year vast amount Of valuable inf0rma-
ton on great variety Of topics. The Hearth
and Hall furnishes an admirable medium for
exchanging views on home subjects The
Agricultural Department and Farmers Let
ter Box, which have recently been enlarged in
their scope, are invaluable to all tillers OF the
soil. In short no effort or expense will be
spared in making the Post and Tribune the
most attractive best arranged and most com =,
plete Family Newspaper. ever published In
Michigan, a state, the stirling worth OF whose
people 1t admires and in whose progress and
prosperity 1t has shared.
THREE EDITIONS
Are issued to meet the demand of every bust
ness man and household In the state.
~ TERMS. tBit}
The daily, per year. $lO w
Inc lTl-Weekly, every lutSldy, lHuio-
day and Saturday morning, per year.. %
The Weekly, now better paper than
ever before price reduced, per year, to / 90
-, 49,. CLUBBING RATES.
Any person getting up a club OF 10 names
and sending us $40 cash will receive copy
one year free. Sample copies will be sent to
all who wish to see the paper or to canvass for
subscriptions bi a ami ig 81
|Ul 10 .io SPECIAL NOTICE.
In reducing the price Of the Weekly we wish
to say the paper will not deteriorate, but on the
contrary our endeavors will be TO make all Of
Its valuable departments more Instructive and
readable than ever before, making 1t not only
a competitor of any other Weekly. that comes
in the state from abroad, in price but a better
paper in every PARTICULAR than the best OF them.
Thanking our patrons of Michigan and the
Northwest for their steadfast support In the
past, we ask renewed and extended circula-
ton for all our editions.
MONEY.
Always send money by posteflice order, bank
draft or registered letter. Address 1Ib
.'' The Post & Tribune,
u Et netro1t Mich.