Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-06-21
Town NJ Homer,
THE SUN.
NEW YORK,
1874.

The SuS for 1882 will make its fifteenth
annual revolution under the pres-nt man
agrment, shining, an always, for all, big
aud little, mean and gracious, coDteuted
and unhappy, Republican aud Demo
cratic, drpravrd and ,irfnous, intelligent
aud obtuse. The suns light ID Tor psn.
KIND aud womankiud If every sort; but
ITS genial warmth il for the good. while il
ponts hot discomfort On he blisteripg
backs Of the prIsist-Iill wicked.
Ihe StN 81 Its VIZ q new .paper OF .
new k'nd. ltdi'car'jcd many of he forms,
aud multitude oi the snpeIflnuus Words
aud phases nf jourralism. II under
TOOK Ia report i'll IL fIrsh, suecintt uueon-
'rniional way all the ne~s Of the world,
"nittinE no event Of hI man interest, and
commenting upon affairs with the fear
lrN-nrss Of absolute independence The
success of this expernn IT. WAS the succes
"t lHE SrN. IL effected peimrneps
change III the style Of American n. vsps-
rcrs. Every Important jonrnal establish
rd III this country in the dozen yenis psst
has been modelled after THE Sun Every
Important jnnnai already existing has
been mo'iiiird and hettcf,d bv The force
"i Tnr Suns example.
lIiE SUN Of las2 will lie tn. same ont.
spoken, truth-telling, and interesting ntsr
paper.
by liberal nae Of the means which IN
abundant prosperity affords, We shall
make u better than ever before.
We shall print all the news, puttipgt
INTO readable shape, and measnring its in
p"rfance, not by the traditional yardstiek,
ont oy lis real interest TO the people Dc
iance from Printing House Square 10 not
me INST consideration with 1RE SUI,
Whenever anything happens worth ~
porting We get the particulars, WHETHER
II happens in Brooklyn or in BokbHa
IN politics We have decided opinions
ana are accustomed TO express then, IN
language that can he understood. We
say what we think ahout men and events
That habit is the only secret Of The SuSs
political course.
HE WEEKLY SrS gn,hrrs into eirht
pages the host matter Of the seven daily
ISSUES. An Agricultural Department Of
unrlnalIed merit. full market reports. end
ihersl proportion Of literary. scirnfiAc,
and domestic intelligence complete 7BH
WEEKLY SrN. and make II the hest news
paper for the farmers household that W.
ever printed.
Who does not know and read and like
IRE SUNDAY Sun. each nnmber Of which
Ia Golconda Of interesting 1itersfure,
win the best poetry of the dsy, prose
every line worth reading, news. bnmor--
matter enough to fill a good. sized hook,
ana infinitely more varied and entertain
ing fhan any book. hig or liffl-f
IL "nr idea If what newspaper should
De p'ea'es Won. send for THE SUS.
tInr terms nre as follows
f"r The daily srN. a four-page sheet Of
Iwrnfy-eipht columns. the price by msil,
post paid. il IS cents a month, or $500
year; or, including the Sunday paper, -,
e'gh' page sheet Of ffty-six columns the,
pr,re is Is cents per month, or 81 20 year,
postage paid.
Inc Sunday edition Of THE SUH 10 also
,nrnlsned separately at el.20 . year, post
The mice of the wKyKIY erN, eieAt
'ages. fhy-six eolrmps, il 81 q wear, poet-
'ee pam. For cIuhs Of ten sepding tlQ
We VII send IN eItrn copy free.
nnnress, I. ". ENGLAND 80
rsblhhsr Of THK sv~, New York city.