The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-01-31

| Mr.. SDnth.-lJetS hear from M. Crane.
Mr.. Crane i only read in the paper
what was said abont hogs-what kind
paid best how to feed them, and the like,
but if you will call around and see my
porkers, and my expense account, III bet
pippin can show fifty dollars more Of
pork for the same money, than any other
man here And this comes from reading
what other men think and do, But Wife
ought to be here to speak. She and the
girls read the Agriculturalist next to The
Billie. They think the household depart
n1ent is worth more than all the fashion
magazines in the world They saw it is
50 full of good hints about all kinds Of
h0usework All | can say is, that we
do have better bread and cake and Wife
says the cake don't cost SO much rs it
used to. She has learned from the paper
how hundred other house keepers do
their work.
ReO. Coey.-Let me say, also, that
Mrs Crane and her daughters have added
good many beautiful but cheap house
made fixtures to their parlor and sitting
rooms, which certainly make their home
more attractive. They told me, the 9TH
er day, they got these up from pictures
and descriptions in the Agriculturaist.
Mr. Trav8. My salary has not allow
ed me to take the paper; though 1 must
! squeeze out enough TO do so this year
My school boys have brought Ire some
copies TO look at, the past year or two,
and find the Boys and Girls depart
ment of the Agriculturalist the best thing
| ever saw. It is co full of items, etc. ,
that amuse and at the same time instruct
the children. Why, I could pick out
the boys and girls in my school whose
parents take the Agriculturallst, Just by
hearing them talk-thcy are so full of
new and good things they have learned
from the paper. The paper has many
beautiful engravings.
Rec. Corey.-As small as is my saary,
would have the paper If it cost FIVE dol
lars year, instead Of one dollar and fifty
cents. The fact is, it helps out my salaty.
Ny little garden plot at the parsonage
has yielded Us almost all our table vege-
tables, besides many beautiful flowers. -
The AgrlccIturalist has been ny cor
stant ptide. knew but little Of garder-
ing but this paper IS SO fell Of ;nforms-
ton about the best things to plan: and
SOW, when to plant. and how to cultivate
all told in SO plain and practical way,
by men who seem to talk from their own
experience, that | know Just what to do,
and how to do it well. The high moral
tone of the paper, its common sense, the
care it takes of all part. of the Farm, the
Garden, the Orchard - the Household
work, ard the Children as well, with it:
hundreds of beautiful and instructive en-,
gravings-make il the most valuable
periodical | have ever seen. heartily
wish every one of my parishoners would
take it for himself and family. 1t woulc
awaken thought and enterprise. give in
terest to the town and neighborhood talk
stimulate improvement, introduce new
and profitable crops, animals ard imple
tnents, and add to our wealth. Take my
advice, and all of you try the paper 4
year. The 81 so it costs, is only three
cents a week. and it is worth that any
way. Why the large and beautiful en-
Cravings are worth many times that.
.W. Dm'S--I took the Genese,
Farmer" last year, and as that has stop
ped, | thought | would take new paper
Mr.. .Smtb.-The "Genesee Farmer ;
was not really stopped. The Publisher
Of the "Agriculturist invited MIR llarrf
to }oin the Farmer 10 the "Agriculturist'
/ and put his whole force into the latte
paper. They paid him large price fo
his office, and moved it with evefythin.
, connected witt, it 10 their office So th,
"Agriculturlst' Is really two papers joined
into one, and of course better. ] thini
we better 20 with Mr. Harris to tn,
"Agriculturist, that has been published
for 20 years, and has hundred thousant
circulation, which, as Mr. Knox has tol,
US, supplies the means and facilities fo
giving us great deal more for the SAM
i money. Mr. Harris carries on his larg
/ farm, and his "WalkS and Talks on tn
, Farm" and other things he writes fo
the "Agriculturist, he tells ns grea
deal about all kinds Of farm wcrk.
Mr.. Dn4s.-Put me down for tn
, "Agricalturist
Mr.. Smah-I am glad 10 do So
: know you will like it. The Januar,
number, which has just come TO hand, i
, alonr worth the cost of year. Sc
here, (shOwing it) there are 40 pages
twice as large as the magazine pages, am
there are h,rg.fre engravings in it
two Of them full page size, and Sc
how beautiful Why, I'll give an,
: mn who takes the paper year
IL dollar and a half in goods out of my
: store, it he says at the end of year h,
, has not got many times his moneys worth
: llr. Batler.--Put me in your club.
) Mr.. Greene. - And me too. - IHr
Browa, And me.
Mr.. Snuth II have no interest in tn,
matter, except 10 do IA good thing for tn,
place. You can join our club, or an,
one who desires can get the "Agricultu
rist for all of 1866 Volume ASH by SIN
ply enclosing $3.50, with name and post
office address, and sending it to Orang,
Judd & Co., Al Park Row, ". Y
City. The paper always comes promp
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