Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07
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pna hougrholl mrlua look, much let
itr ihhu MdNb AS ddfhe ihnm, AmAo
thtsohre rlaus bllhldnrs. thnt h,Abdtt
TO plan othciej nnd nlso many fine arpo
piclaIts, wliithntu worth nfirc thhn the
Qogt pl the whole volume. .....r..rH
NJ smith ' suppose those cnetayines
and descriptions are partly 10 help the
editor sell implements or leftii1ers.
Mr. Jones Not nt all. The editor
keeps nothing OF the sort 10 tell. so that
he may be perfectly frct 70 praise OF con.
demn anything, according rs u may bo
valuable or worthless to his readers. You
would laugh to see how he comes down
on poor inventions, patent manmcs, and
all kinds of humbugs.
Mr.. SMITH Is the paper adapted to our
part OF The country?
Mr.. Jones' Exactly. Soils and crops
and climates diller, but the general prin.
ciplos ct cultivation are the same overy-
where, and here IL the benefit of papcr
published for the whole country, and ono
or moro associate. editors in different sec.
hons, so that wo get Information from
many regions and our own too. One
thing must mention particularly. The
editor is constantly warning his readers
against humbugs, telling how shorpers
take the advantage Of people. Why,
was just going to send a dollar for an ar
tlcle advertised in glowing colors, when
found it shown up as q humbug in this
paper. But ] cannot stop to talk more
now, have such lot of potatoes to har
vest .I .u .I ..t. ...
Mr. Smith, wish had | must try
that paper year, and seeNShat there is
in ii. Ican manage to save two cents a
week ..N'-.
Mr.. Jones--Neycr fear, ifyou dom find
il pays, III buy your copies at cost for my
boys to keep. -.......-... e.. ....... ...... ~
Mr. Smith--What did you say the pap
er is called? rH r..
Mr.. Jones s--Tho american AgricvihUaiist.
It is published in New York City. The
editor though one Of our country farm
ers, and living 10 tho country, finds he
can publish it cheaper there, where
printing, paper, and mailing facilities are
all convenient.
Mr.. Smith-lIow shall | get it.
Mr.. Jones Simply inclose n dollar bill
in a letter, giving your name, Post Office,
county, aud State plainly, and direct TO
Orange Judd, Al Park Ro,e, Ncw York
CiW,-s1- -. .-., ----..r -...--..-..r7.. ....r
Mr.. Smith When does volume be,
gin p .a' ITO si..-.-. .--s DO
Mr.. Jones--ihe twentieth volume be-
gins Jan lst, but all who send in dol-
lar now, get the remaining numbers Of
this year, in addition to the whole of
next years So if you Subscribe now,
you get fourteen months papers. The
proprietor also offers some valuable pre-.
miums to those WHO get1up q list of sub
scribers. Send for the paper, and you
may afterwards find it well worth while
TO make up club. Some 100 persons
have got good premiums in this way dur>
ing two years. Some ofyour German
reighhors would join you, perhaps, for
the lgicultrist is printed separately in
German. did intend 10 start a club my
self, but have so many potatoes to dig,
cannot get the time. Ny sister.in-law
in Iowa. got up club last year. and re.
ceived q premium of $50 dollar Wheeler
&Wilson sewing machine; an old Hc-
quaintancc in Wisconsin got two or three
good farming implements, and young
nephew OF mine IN Ohio got beautiful
copy of Webster's Dictionary. These
things only cost them a little time, show
ing the paper evenings and elccti..n day
Send in your subscription and the first
paper will tell youAall about the premi-
ums., forgot TO tell YOU, that evew year
the p,tblisher also sends out to all his subs
scribers WHO want them n lot of choice
garden and'fielU seeJs.1Al
Mr.. Snth-What does he charge for
them q .H 'rA ,.t '"N.I ILIND".
Mr. Jones-Nothing; they are seih free ,
except the postage. They are of the best
kind, and one single parcel I got last ycar
was worth more to me than the priee>of
the paper. .TELI lYDdI-gI
Mr., Smith-I'll try it year any way;
i halt hall What YOU say is true, it Will boa
goDd Investment. -,-.-t- ..'...I
Mr. Jones You'll find every word I
have said true .'.' .' ~.
Mr.. Smith I'm send this very night,
while in the spirit oft. .I5.I-3 .uarfl
Mr. Jones-Do it, and you'll always
thank ne for this talk. Good day, must
hurry up digging my potatoes, I've such n
lot oftheun; thanks 10 hint in the AG-
RICULTURIsT ,-...r.H ...nr
Mr.. SGsith---ITow did you say / should
direct the letter conta;ng the dollar?
MI Jones4ITo Orange Judd, IL Park
: Row. New. York City. aa.ner# As
,G3. Brigham Young has reeovcred,a a
verdict OF 2,3l6 against Peter X. boston.