South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-05
THE SUN.
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More people have read The Sun during IN,
year just now passing than ever before since Il
was hrst printed. No other newspaper publish
ed on this side Of the earth has been boupht A d
read IN any year ey 30 many men aud women.
we are credibly informed that people buy.
read, and like The Sun for the following rea.
soma, among others
because its news columns present in attractive
form aud With the greatest possible accuracy
whatever has interest for humankipa-,he =.
vents, the deeds aud misdeeds. the wisdom ,ha
philosophy, the notable folly, the solid eense
tue improving nonsense all the news of the
busiest world at present revolving in space.
because people have learned that In tia re-
marks concerning persons and affairs The Sun
makes practice OF telling them the exact truth
10 the best Of its ability three hundred and sir
ty-hve days in TIE year, before election as well
as afier about tbs whales as we'll as about the
small tsh, In the face of dissent as plainly on d
iearlessly AS when supported by general sppro.
val. The Sun has absolutely no purposes TO
serve, cave the Information OF its readers and
the flrtherance Of the common good.
Because u IL everybody's newspaper. No
man Is so humble that The Sun is indifferent To
his welfare and his rights. No rasu is so rich
that II can allow iojus,ice TO be done him. No
man. no association ot men, Is powerful enough
TO DE exempt frcm the strict application OF its
principles Of Right and wrong.
Because in politics II has fought for a dozen
years, without iniermission aud sometimes al
most alone among newspapers, the fight that
has resulted In the recent overwhelming popu
lar verdict against RoGesonisn and Tor homes,
government No matter what party is in pow :
err, The Sun stands aud will continue To stand
like rock for the interests OF the people scains,
the ambition OF bosses, The eacs uachmeuts OF
monoPOlists aud the dishonest schemes vi pub.
l:c robbers
All this is what we told almost, daily by
our friends. Une inaD holds that The Suu ~
The best religious newspaper ever published.
because lis Christianity IL un diluted win c. nj
Another holds that il ia the best Republican
Eewspaper printed, because il has ALREADY whip
pea halt OF the rascals out OF that p4rty and il
proceeding against the other half with undi-
min,shed ,igor. A thi;d believes il TO be the
best magazine OF general literature in existence,
because Its readers miss nothing worthy Ut no.
tice that Is current in the world of thought.
so every friend of The Sun discovers one of Ts
many sides that appeals with particular force Ia
his individual liking,
If you already know The SUM- You will ob.
seFve lfat n 1883 II is II Lille better than evsr
before u you do not slready know The Sun
you will lad il 10 be mirror of all human &C.
uYity. q storehouse of the choicest uroducis n
common sense aud imagination, II uians,ay for
the cause OF honest government n sentinel for
genGiae Jefersonian Democracy a scourye for
~icxedness OF every species, and an uncou mon
~ good investment for the coming year
Terms to Mail Subscribers.
The several editions of The Sun are cen, by
mail. postpaid. follows
Daiiy-55 cents mouth Sc so n year-witb
Sunday edition. 81 70
Sundhy-Eight pages 81 20 a year.
"eeHiy--si year. Eight pages of the best
matter of the daily ISIS es. su Agricultural
Department, OF unequalled merit, market re
ports, and literary, scientific, ana domesti c
intelligence make The Weekly Sun the news
paper for The farmers household To clubs
of ten with $40, az extra copy free.
Address
l. w. ENGLAND, Publisher,
Nov. "a, 1882. The Sur, y. Y. CITY.