Smyrna times., 1869-12-15
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
THE GREAT FARMERS PAPER.
The Great Paper of the People.
ss- NOW is THR TIME TO sUBsoRIBE FOR THE ga
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oF AEr OTHER NEwsPAPER.
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The New.York Weekly Tribune

contains all porant Editorials published in the DAILY
TRIBUNE those Of merely local interest also Liter
and Scientific Inencs Reviews of the most interest
Ing New Books letters from large OF
Correspondents latest received Telegraph from all
parts Of the world OF all important intelligence in
this city and elsewhere synopsis Of the Proceedings Of Gem
and ststs Legislature when In session Foreign News
eeivsd steamer Excusxs the Farmers
Club of the American Insute Talks about Frnit Stock FL
nanca Cattle Dry Goods and General Market Reports.
The Full Reports the American Institute Farmers Club
and the various Agricultural Repors in each number
richly worth years subscription.
HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
To keep with the growing interest In practical Horcul
and to comply with frequent from all Of the
country for information Of practical character subject
have engaged the services OF who experienced
rural affairs to write IN lucid style series Of articles
Management Of Small Farms Fruit and Vegetable Culture
how to make them swing general and specific directions
from planting the ultimate disposal of the crops
OF late there has been lucrative business carried
By unprneiped selling worthless plants under
to the inexperienced. THE TRIBUNE will
ready to guard the farmer against such imposition
that comes within our knowledge.
VETERINARY DEPARTMENT..
To make THE TRIBUNE still more valuable to It's sgrcuL
turA readers have engaged Prof James Veterinary
Surgeon in Cornell Universy questions concerning
diseases Of Cattle Horses Sheep and other domestic animals
and to prescribe remedies Answers and prescriptions will be
given only through the columns Of The Tribune We
that this feature in The Tribune will add largely its
On proered Inquiries should be made brief possible
that the questions and prescriptions be publish
together In short intend that The Tribune shall
n the advance 10 all that the Agricultural Manufa
turing Mining and other interests the country that
variety and completeness shall altogether
valuable interesting and instructive published r
| the world
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the Farmers Club Reports in THE TRIBUNE alone will
farmer hundreds Of dollars his crop. addition
shall continue print the things
the subject of agriculture by American and foreign
shall increase these features from year year. h n
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alone, farmer should place THE WEEKLY TRIBUN
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