New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-14

that all the vines in each row at lesst,
shall he ss nearly Of the same size IS
y ssi lp.
The vines, at the end Of the first sea-
sou. will usually be large enough to be
prure'' fer trairing, hut many of the
more feeble growing varieties sill re-
qulrr another year, and they should
nc Cut back L. the fall or winter to two
nr three b. ds only one of which should
hs-allowed to grow, as in the first year
VALUE OT ADVERTISE NG.
One Of The best illustrations Of the
hsntf 8 IF advertising which We have
u"sic"d lately, was given Il few days
since in Barnum's American museum
l. New York.
L. was in the afternoon, just preced-
ng the exhibition in the grand lectare
+ 'om at time when thousands of both
81 Yes. all ages and natlonaI,ties, always
h,ong everv part ofthe buiIting. The
great Snowman, who is always present
personally attending to the wants of
his patrons, noticed that Mr. A., well
kl,owu rs one Of the wealthisst meu In
America, Was present and that he ap-
pearcd to tic anxinusly i search of
some one whom he could not find
A he was a frequent visitor to the
museum, no pa,ticu|ar attention was
.iven to the fact at the time Some
time afterward however, Mr.. Basuum
noticed him again in another part of the
Museum, forcitg his way through the
cr'wd, aud still evidently pursuing his
vain search. With that spirit # ac-
cDmmod 'ion characteristle Of the man,
Mr. B,rnum approached him 70 offer
arv assist nee in his power, when Mr..
) pe'ulent'y acc 'stel hirn - fnllnNs:
M. Bernnn in dlscour4
h4ve bee. here IL re rhsn An nour k
~ for Mr, II f Bpst II. have
ssarchei yc,ur museum through saven
tYj"%, >ron basement 20 attic. kr =,
he IS here Duf 70 fad him ia tbs crow
.s ..0u. ss!ble Gan vou = any one I, Il
me "0 80 'nany ypeople come here eve, )
ia, -
'Ther" IS norhing more easily ace"un
Ell i,'," replied M. Barnnm. "In the
Grs' place get something worth seen g
and then | max. i, known tha, have
got It, That's alI.'
Nonsense' said Mr.. A. "PaopIs
have got in the hahi, of C ming here aud
.ull any way. I lon't believe in adj
verusing; it amounts to very little
That's nv opinion.'
We'll indeed, am happy to know
that they have such good habits. Ba,
to show YOU that you are entirely mis-
taken. | will IL a little advertising fol
your own special benefit and then you
may he Induced to change yeur mind OF.
rhH point."
Thus "a, ing, Barnum stepped to the
door # the lecture room, followed by
Mr. A In front was Il sea IF upturned
faces anxiously awaiting the rising of
the eur, ain auI the commencement O!
the play Will M. A. was wonder.
ing In what way al.ertlsing could be
done to beneE5 him, or how any one
could discover his friend in such CT
immense crowd, Barnum st"poed upon
a seat, and sailing in a loud voice, Said
is hr NJ of B ston present? If he
is he vii! obIige NE by coming this
wnyl"
In another raoment man arose il,
the audience and made his way to the
door.
"N"w,' said Barnum, You have
spsnt over an hour trying to find mai
that have for you in less than .
minute, Instead Of taking the easiest
and cheapest way, you took the round
about and costly way Now wher eve,
you want anything, let the people kno
it. and ifit is to be had. you will surely
obtain il; and if y.u have anything t.
dlspose Of, do the same, in other words
advertise l advertised and YOU die
NOT. You have seen the result; are yo,
convinced?