Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-12-24


TIE GREif.E. ,-te.Ns.,a 5 p.IpLn
Ahe Paper OF the pvopie.
.Nrm Is tie Tins % snbssr.ce .,or It's
GGs-dI F-dIIL \ NEWSP.iPER
Z IS sle ~ because iis circulatlou is iafsus
thAusny other asw paper,
NOW ISThETlME T., suBSRIBI
The WV vsa TribuMc.
az printed on 3 rare dou oic-nl.diun
sheet, making e.gnl pages =. IN rro..,
coiuinas Cucii. ~ cun.a..s al tne IN
pof,aG. kdi~oTia!s puui.sheu III III.
LAsis I1su~ne.s eArepi tncss "a nic"e. }
lo~ai .h,rfGs; .lso A.terar. and ec.p.
uAc Ihieiiigencti KeNleMact Inc mos
.hteles,inS and important Nta Aooo>>
the Lt,teis nom our large corps Il
correspondence; the "ites. rewsferen
ca y; Aee4 auu tiutn W asnn,Stcn air.
IA othel Pa. ~ OF the counttyi a sum
.nary ci ali important lnten. 1el.cv H.
tii.s clty anu els, Nnere: Syuops4s u.
.nc lrCceeuAns.s "a Congress is,iu .otat>
Legislature Mu.n IN seas.on; the For
e,Sn news Received 10y ever! steame.
A. Ae!us,v. kepcrts vi tne fiocsethnys
Va the c.Irm~.s L.uo ol ln1 tAnler.c..l,
Institute; Talks abou. Fruit. and cthc.
horticultural aud .iXrlcui.,uai AulUt.
uls,lon esscn.iai TO co u,tiy residusls,,
sock, rinanciai, Cattle, Dry Gouis,
ana Geaeral Market Reports, MAXIM,
{ hotn tor variety ANA com. '.ctciieSs
altogether the most ,aiuabi~. in,erest-
ing. and instructive Weekly NcMspA
per published III tue word. !,
The Full Reports OF the American
Institute Farme.s' Club, au. the va, :.
GUS Agricultural Reports, i'll eacn MIN
Der, are richly worm a years suhscl,p.
ton.
Ever since its commencement. the
Weekly 7r,bass has been xn authority
upon the farm. We make teatures.o OF
the Farmers Club, and permit no CUES.
tlon OF interest TO the agricuiturist 70
pass without comment and a,lvice.-
When it is remembered that this al
vice is gi.en by one OF the most csn:
scicntious farmers in the country, the
reader ma-- estimate its value /, has
been we'll observed that careful r read
ing and study OF the Farmers Club
Reports in the Weekly T,.b...< a,on.
will save q farmer hundreds of dollars
IN Ills crop. In addition to these re.
ports, we have arranged to print the
Dest things written OIL the subject OF
agriculture by American an'; foreign
writer's. We intend to increase these
features in The coming year very large.
II. As It is, no prudent tarrer can du
" thoat It. As u lesson to his .wo.a.
IN n alone, every farmer should place
the Weekly 7,i5.s;s upon his table
every Saturday evening.
4 Inc Ir,tsxe il the best and cheapest
paper in the country. This is y. said
iii a spiri, Of boast.u,ness. We do moi
claim any essential euperiorty over
on, neignbors. except tie superiority
ot r'ace .nd opgoyan1y. Il has tai-
len il New i ork TO create the great.
es, ne wspapers OF the COUNT. Here
Concentrate the commerce, the manu-
i1cts,rcs, the mineral resources, the ag-
! rlclI.sUTal weat OF the kepublc.-
Hers all the news gathers, and the pat
fonaee is 80 large that Journalists can
! afford TO print it. 4 newspaper can
be made IN New Y rk for hal. the
money, and yet with twice the value
of newspapers else. here. Ii.!s is the
strength 81 the Ttt..>. W. print the
largest, and cheapest, and best edited
weekly news aper in the country
THERE'S little special merit in tins. We
have all the advantages arc nd ~. We
have grca, Daily aad Sem WceNly
editions. Their machinery anti res"urc-
cs are only part OF the Weekly This
paper has long had the largest circula-
ton ia America and we have tired 10
Justify that confidence. The rrsui, is
that We ave 80 systematiz-u and ex
banded our resources that every copy
OF the Weekly Isi!naa contains ~ mu,:n
matter AS 8 uuodecimo volume. Think
OF i, For two dollars, the farmer in
the coarse of one year buys a. much
reading matte. as though lie tii.c,. a.
Shelf OF his library with fifty Volumes,
and those volumes containing the g; 81.
est WORKS in the language. The force
OF chealness can no .rther GO.
Tus WEEKLY TaIDu>x 10 the PAPER Of the
30 ,!e. Fore ,ie eager student ".y knav
t:o las, lessons Of science. Here the sci.o ar
p,ay read reviews CT !hv hts, DO Ks He.e
To ay be found ccrre tondenee trom all PARIS
of the world, inc else 7at.ons OF SIN ere and
gifted men, who serve The IRlDU SE
IA almost every ccr:ti. All the elaborate
and irt,:ca'c mach IS ) CDR establish
Pc haps the most co..,yiaie ia Ai1erica Is de-
yot,si 70 the purpose V making the best
a cheapest weekly nc~sraner in the wor
W. tnlnx wo have reacA2 that point in CIV
lug for two .lol ars f::! ,,wo d ucdccimo vel
umes year.
TIE Tribune is strong by reason OF It's
enormous tircula,ics Gnl gEHtt cheApnea..f
Il has long been considered rat THE y SIX
lY TRIBUNE hns the largest circulation in
me country. For year. We have prisiei
VICE ss n,.ny papers, perhaps, ~ all ef the
4,her weekly editions Of the city laili~s COM
lined. Tins is why we are enabled 70 DO GU,
work 20 Thoroughly and cLeapy. The larger
our circnix' ion. the better paper We can make.
Wha:ayc II. rrnctscsl s,ggs,tiorss Many -
lie, every subscriber renew his subscription
| aud urge upon his neighbour 10 10 the "a he.---
| II a man cannot afford 10 pay two dollars.
, let him raise . club, by inducing his re gh
| bors 10 subscribe, and wc ssali send him a
copy gfalis for bis trouble No newspaper
10 IN. &c ana complete a. the Week y Tribune
was vvorI.sicrc offered 81 30 low Pri;-
Even when our currency was a. psr with
gold TO such rsper tu. soe 's.hane VIVA
offered A. !IA. price AMI Nc huv so!v.l
the problem .: n. .k,ng the hes. and cncap>
est new spnper in America perhaps in tho