The daily gazette., 1882-12-07
NEW YORK, 1883.

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More people have read The Sun during thd
year just now passing than ever before siueq
1t was first printed. No other newspaper
published on this side of the earth has bee1|
bought and read In any year by SO mani
men and women.
We are credibly Informed that people buyl
read, and like The Sun for the following
reasons among others
Because its news columns present
attractive form and with the greatest p0ssii
BILE accuracy whatever has interest ~
humankind; the events, the deeds and mig
deeds, the wisdom, the PHILOSOPHY, ths
notable folly, the solid sense, the improVl9
nonsense-all the news OF the busiest wofle
at present revolving in space.
Because people have learned thai III u
remarks concerning persons aid affairs IN
Sun makes a practice OF telling lhem "
xact truth TO the best OF its ability thre
hundred and sixty five days in the yea
before election as well as after, about u
whales as well as about the small nsh.
the face of dissent as plainly and iearlessl
as when supported by general apProNa1
The Sun has absolutely no purposes 10 SrIid
save the information of It's readers ana "
furtherance of the common good,
Because 1t is everyboly's newspaper, !
man is SO humble that The SIM Is lndlHes
ent TO his welfare and his rights. NO m4
is so rich that It can allow injustice Dc ao
him. No man, no association Oh h'"'
powerful enough 10 be exempt from
strict application Of It's principles o' is
and wrong. q.
Because in politics 1t has fought lm
dozen years. without intcrmission III
sometimes almost alone among ne~sPalN.l
the fight that has resulted in Inc ~
overwhelming popular verdict a9a'
Robesonism and for honest government gs 9,
matter what party Is In power, lH' ."
stands and will continue to stand ii.ca ~ ~
fer the interests OF the people agalls, nnS m
nopulists. and the dishonest schemes u n
| lie robbers. -, da,Ia
All this is what we are told almost us nj
| by our friends. One man holus t'"s -,
Sim is the best religious newspai%i,,
published, because its Chrstan'Y ,ba
undiluted with cant. Another nous y"
| It is the best Republican newspaper P'n
because It has already whipped hai' oaaiu o
rascals out of that party, and is pro,ib p,I.fsba
against the other half with uha'nin,Gb ,,a bsa
yigor. A third believes 1t to Oe ~. ,onca
magazine of general literature IN eAs. a.Ss
because its readers miss nothing Mo,I IJ
notice that Ia current IN tle WI" a diA
thought. SO every friend OF ne '" ""ueai
covers one of its many sides tnas a.iirdnA| Td
with particular force to his HUN
| liking. ,,or wII
If You already know The Sun, you ,Si
observe that in 1883 1t lis little hettr tno NJ"
ever before. If you do not reau! mr.
The Sun, you will; lind 1t To be ln''iT of M
all human activity, storehous. AL
| choicest products OF common e9 ' caus
ana Imagination, a mainstay for lhe .oonirI mil
of honest governments sentlhei ioi ,,sge I'd
Jeff.rsonian Democracy, se9u,1 an nd
wickcdness of every species, a'.i cominI
commonly good investment ior Wv
year. - ,,scribers.
The several editions OF The Saa afo
by mail postpaid as follows "a so a we'd
EAILY-55 cents month, so''O
with Sunday edition, 81 20. or
| SJNDAY-Eight pages, Sl.2O ayeai' of II
WEEKLY-$1 year. Eight pas an ag1
best matter of the daily lssueI ls'eiIsd meri
cultural department OF q"innti6c aa
market reports and literary, e. ,%e Weed
domestic intelligence make en, bous
M. The newspaper for the iarllei =, ext
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