The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-07

e;IseII implements or fertilizers.
90 Mr.. Jones--Not tall. The editor keen
n' nothing Of the sort to sell. so that he may b
'e perfectly free to praise or condemn anything
% according as i may be valuable or worth
I" less 10 bis readers. You would laugh 10 Sc,
% how he comes down on poor inventions. pat
= eht manures, and all kinds Of humbugs.
Mr.. smitb-Is the paper. adapted to oul
y part Of the countryt
e Mr.. .Jones-Exactly. Soils and crops and
. climates differ but the general principles Of
cultivation are the same everywhere, and
> here Is the benefit Of paper published for
the whole country. Every reader gets new
: IDEAS BY learning what is done somewhere
else; and further, find that the paper has
letters from every part Of the country, and
one or more associate editors in different
sections, so that we get information from
many REGIONS and our own too. One thing
must mention particularly. The editor is
constantly warning his readers sgainsi hum
bugs. telling how sharpers take the advan.
isge Of people. Why. was just going 10
send do lar for an article advertised in
glowing coIors. when .oud il shown up as
hum bug in this paper Blu, can NOT STOP
sosalk more now--I have such LOT Of pota
toes to harvest.
Mr. Smith wish had mus, try tha,
paper year, ard see what there is in il
can msnagage 70 save two cents a week.
VI Jones--Never fear--If you don't ind
y pays. II. buy your copies At cost for my
buys TO keep.
Mr. s.nilh--wha, did you say the paper
is calleal {
Mr. Jones--The American Agricul,u-ist.
y . published in New-York City. The edi.
toT, though one q our country farmers, and
living 10 the country, finds he can publish
= eAes per there. where prl..tinr, and paper,
rndmniling facilities are all convenient.
M. Smi't--IIow shall / get ii! ID
Nj. Jorcs--Simply inclose dollar bill in lo
= letter. giving your name. Poet Office, Coun- q
y, and State plainly and direct 10 ORAseE o
JUpD. al Park Row. New York City. 4
Mi Smith--When does volume begin!
VI oues--The twentieth volume begins :
Ian -, but all who send in the dollar
'sw, set he remaining numbers .. i!.is year
2 addition 10 the whole Of next years.
- i YOU subscribe now, you get fourteen !
iouiAs' papers The proprietor also offers Il
ONE valuable premiums to those who get n
p lists Of subscribers. Send for the paper.
nd you may afterwards find it we'll worth n
'hile TO make up club Some 100 per.
ons have GOT good premiums in this way y
uring two years Some Of your German
eighbors would jim you. perhaps, for the
grculturis. Il printed separately ia Ger ~
an. ] did intend to start a club myself !"
u have so many potatoes to dig. I can ~ ~
,. get the Tine Ny sister-ia-law 10 Iowa, ~
y up . club Ias, year. and received ~
emium Of $50 Wheeler s. Wilson sew. -
9 machine; an old acquaintance in Wis.
'nsln got two or three good farming imple- n,
enls, and young nephew Of mine in
hiO got beautiful copy Of We5ster's great .
ctonsry. These tIsings only cost them -
tle TING, sho wing the paper evenings and
scIlsn day. Send in your subscription and
first paper will tell you all about the m
emiums- forgot 10 tell you that every
az the publisher also sends out to al hisI
bscnbers who want them lot cf choice or 1
rden and field seeds. Ih,
Mr. smith What does he charge for them! The
M Jones-N o,hing; they are sent free, lie
csps the postage. They are Of the best Sta
ID and one single parcel got last year the
q worth more TO me than the price OF the ordi
per- plas
Nj. Smith--I'll Try Il yesr, any way; ifgivi
4 what you say is true il will be . good ings
'estment.
NJ. Jones-You'll find every word have
true. Ii
ds Smilh--I'Il send this very night,
lie 10 the spisit oft.
A.. Jcnes-Do Il, and you'll always thank y!
for this mlk. Good day, must hurry -
digging my potatoes, I've such lot Of ~
n-iha nks 10 hint in the Agriculturiss. nrbl