Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-18

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My paper cost me a dollar for the year,
and that one article gave me ten bushels
per acre more Of wheat than you get, on
the twenty acres, which was so much
clear gain, except hauling the extra grain
to market. This made me clean $500
profit"
''But she had no butter to make for
market, and that saved her strength. !
have tried in various ways to save her
strength as well as my own. She has a
machine that does up our sewing in short
metre, and she goes 10 bed and sleepsand
rests, instead of stitching until midnight.
and feeling dull and moPish in the morn
ing and all day. She also has her machi-
merry 10 help on washing Gay, and does
not complain of lame shoulders from
wringing out clothes as she Used to do.'
"But how did you buy them, if you
first paid up your farm debt with that ex-
ira wheat Crop?"
81 earned them at old spells. Don't
you remember | called one evening two
years ago, and asked you to subscribe for
the agricultural paper? was going to
tell you about how it helped me, but you
blufed me off short by saying you didn'l
want any book farming. | was offended
and did rot press the matter, but | wen
10 others and kept at it, and wife helped
me among the neighkors, and her sister
in - also helped, and so We finally
made up a club oF l30 names, and re,
eived our seainr ma hine as a presen.
Or premium. the editor gave il to me
for nv trouble, and the only expense was
Sl.75 for freight. Last year | got over
/ hundred names again. and received a
,ubsoii plow for myself, wrInging ma
Chine for my wife, and some agriculture.
BOOKS besides, which furnished good and
instructive reading, 1t would do you good
10 come over on Monday and see wife
wiring out her Washing in few minutes
without ever getting tired. Tais year ]
am gCi1g TO get uas sllng machine which
the editor speaks well of in his premium
list. | begin already to see good effects
rom my subsoi ploW also and the other
new thoughts and hints have been get
ting from the paper all along, have made
me think more and farm more with my
brains, as TIN Bl k9r says. w fe read.
he paper also, and says she gets many
rood hints about her work"
II see 1t all | am sorry answered
you so sharply about book farming. Pity
YOU did OF call me aglm when | wa,
m eler u.old. But lis all my own fau'I :
md us TOO late to remedy tae matter now
If | can raise dollar must have thePe-
per at any rate Put me down on yoH
list any way, and L Il get the dollar FOR you
to-morrow.
"Nct too late, as it happens. ] have go
vice as uany names now as need L.
get the washing machine, and had tho
about trying for The CycloP@dia premium
hat is, Is large books containing Inform
ltion about everything But am very
busy this Fall, and Ill give youth li>to
>urpius names. With a lllIe effort eve
nings and at town me III s., and going
)ut Of the town, you can soon make up a
list large enough to secure your wife .
sewing machine II will be the best med
iciae for her, am sure. If you CAM
get the 1870 names at 81 cents each, yOu
can at least get so, and pay the extra 81
cents on each Yourself, ii necessary
YoI can see the list of premiums in my
paper, which | will md you until you cat
send to the editor for a samI lie copy which
will be forwarded for 10 cents, or even
free, if you promise to use it in getting
up a club. You can do best by hurrylng
up the matter now, for the Publisher Oi
II e american Agricaiiurist { New York
City,) offers 1t the rest Of this year free
TO all names sent in soon
81 am very much Obliged to You, neigh
Dor Thrifty. III come over early this
evening for the paper, and any instruC-
lions you can give Tie about getting names.
Good morning. will take new courage
aud wife will too, when | tell her al on
the new medicine. The hope Of il, vii,
d her good. have got a new hiut. |
nave complained of i'll luck in having
olckly wife, and many man has broken
down under this. Bu, MS my own fault.
| ought to have got labor saving nnPIe
ments fer her, as well as for NY own work
She has broken down under day and
night labor-sItting up until midnight to
hnlsh her sewing, while | have slept and
rested. 1t shall be so no longer. Thank
you again for your plain, Instructive ialk.
Good morning."