Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-01-26

Of treating them, ETC., that can beat the town in rais,
grapes probably My son, William, got kink in hls head
about raising Tomatoes from something the Editors said
and sent for seed He made money on the crop
raised in his spare hours, than cleared by half the
farmers In this town.
VI. Smith.-Iet's here from MIR. Craue
Mr.. crdnc.--I only read In the paper what was said
about hogswhat kind paid best how feed them and the
ikei but II you will call aud sec my porkers and
see my expense account, III bet pppn show nfy
dollars Of pork for the same money than any other
man here And this comes Of reading what other
think and do. But Wife ought to be here to speak She
aud the girls read the Agricuhurist next to the Bible
They think the household department is worth than
the fashion magazines In the world They say, It is so full
Of good hints about all kinds Of house work All say
h that we have better bread and cakej and wife says
the cake don't cost much used to- She has learned
from the paper how hundred other keepers do their
work.
Rev. Corsy-Let say, also, that Mrs. Crane and her
daughters have added good many beautiful but cheap
homem fixtures to their paror and sitting rooms which
certainly make their home attractive. They told me,
the other day. they go these up from pictures and descp
lions in the Agricultural.
Mr. Trauis-My salary has net allowed to take the
paper; though 1 squeeze out enough to do this
year. My school boys have brought some copies to
look the past year wo and End the Boys and Girls
department Of the Agrcuurist the best thing
1t IL full Of items etc. that and the time in
the children. Why, could pick out the boys and
girls in my school whose parents take the Agricuurst
just by hearing them takhey full Of and good
things they have learned frosi the paper.
Req. Cor,y-As small as is my salary would have the
paper 1t IS year. instead of $3.50 The fact is 1t
helps out my salary My little garden plot at the parson-
age has yielded almost all table vegetables besides
many beautiful flowers. The 1gricuiurfst has been my
guide. l knew but little of Eardenngj but this
paper is full Of information about the best things to plant
and sow when to plant and how to cutvaeal told in so
plain and practical way, by who to talk from
experience, mat know just what to do, and how
10 do It The high moral tone Of the paper its common
sense the care takes Of all parts Of the Farm the Garden
the Orchard-the Household work. and the Children we'll
with its hundreds Of beautiful ar Instructive engavings-
make It the most v'luabe periodical have ever seen.
heartily every Of my parshoners would take for
himself and family would awaken thought and enter
prise give interest tho and neGborhood talk stim
ulate improvement, introduce and profitable crops
animals and implements and add TO our wealth. Take my
advice, and all Of you try the paper year The slto
costs is only three week. and II is worth that any
way WHY the large and beautiful engravings worth
many times that.
Mr.. Dtuis-I took the Genesee Farmer last year, and
as that has stopped thought would take paper.
Mr.. Smith.-The "Genesec Farmer" not really
stopped The Publishers of the Agricuurist invited Mr.
Harris join the Farmer to the Agricultural and put his
whole force into the latter paper. They paid him large
price for his office and moved 1t with everything connected
with their office. So the Agricuiturist is really tive
papers joined into one, and Of better think W,
better go with Mr. Harris the Agricuifurist that has
been published for % years. and has hundred thousand
circula which MIR. Knox has told us supplies thu
and facilities for giving great deal more for thu
sa morey Mr. Harris carries his large aim and ii
Walks and Talks the Farm and other things he write
for the Agricurtst tells great deal about all kind
Of farm work.
Mr.. Dauis-Put me down for the Agrieuhurist
Mr. Smith, am gal to do know you will like it
The January number, which has just 10 hand aon
worth tn cost year See here, Showing it3 there
pages twice large the magazine pages, and Their
are thirty fue engravnFs in It, two of them full page size
and see how beautiful! Why, I'll give any who take
the papers year. dollar and half In goods out Of IN,
store he says the end Of year he has not got
times his moneys worth.
Mr.. Butier.-put me in your club.
Mr. Grecne.-And me too.--Mr. White.-And me.
Mr. Smith, have interest In the matter, except
do a good thing for the place. You join club, o
any who desires get the AgTicuHurfd for all
1866 Volume 25) by simply enclosing 81 30, with his nam
and post flee address, and sending to ORANGE JUN
Co, Al PARK Row. INV York CITY. The plpcr Away
prompt and regularly and, what is good thing,
stops when time Is without having to writ
about it, predict that there will be plenty Of others
whit to talk Mr. Rich Mr. West, Mr. Crane and Parso
Corey have done tonight