Mower County transcript., 1869-12-23
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The New.York Weekly Tribune

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The New.York Weekly Tribune
contains all the important Editorials publish
ed in the DAILY TRIBUNE, except those OF
merely local interest; also Literary and Sci
entific Intelligence; Reviews Of the most in
teresting and important New Books; letters
from cur large corps Of Correspondents;
latest news received by Telegraph from Ill
parts Of the world; summary Of oil import.
ant intelligence in this city and alsewhere;
Synopsis Of the Proceedings Of Congress- and
State Legislature when in session; Foreign
News received by every steamer; Exclusive
Reports Of the proceedings ofthe Farmers
Club Of the American Institute; Talks about
Fruit; Stock, Financial, C1ttle, Dry Goods,
and General Market Reports: go
The Full Reports Of the American Institute
Farmers' Club, and the various Agzioaltursl
Reports, in each number, are richly worth
years subscription.
HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT. "a
To keep pace with tho growing interest in
practical Horticulture. and to comply with
frequent apes from all parts Of the country
for information Of practical character on
the subject, VIC have engaged the services of
person who is experienced in rural affairs to
write ina lucid style . series of articles on
the Management Of Small Farms, Fruit and
Vegetable Culture, and how to make them
pay, giving general specific directions From
planting to the ultimate disposal Of the crop
Of late years there has been =; lucrative
business carried on by unprincipled men, in
selling worthless and old plants under new
names to the inexperienced. THE TRI-
BUNE will be always ready to guard the far
mer against any such imposition that comes
within our knowledge.
VETERINARY DEPARTMENT.. :"
To make THE TRIBUNE stfll more valua.
bio to its agricu tural readers, We have en-:
gagged Prof. JAMES Law, Veterinary Surgeon
in Cornell University, to answer questions con.
cerning diseases Of Cattle, Horses Sheep,
and other domestic animals, and to prescribe
remsdies. Answers and prescriptions will be
given only through the columns Of THE
PRIBUNE: We. are cure thst this new fea-,
ture In THE TRIBUNE will add largely to it's
| readers. - al owners Of animals are liable to
need the information profered. Inquiries
should be made 40 brief as possible, that the
questions, answers, and prescriptions NAV be
published together. In short, We intend that
THE TRIBUNE shall keep in the advance in
all that concerns theAgricultural, Manufactur-
Ing, Mining, and other interests of the coun-
try, and that for variety and completeaess, it
shall remain altogether the most valuable, in
teresting, and instructive NEWSPAPERS pub.
ished in the world. -: -.
It has been well observed that . careful
reading ard study oil. the Fafmers' Club RE-
ports in THE TRIBUNE alone will save .
farmer hundreds Of dollars in his crop. In
| to print the best things written on the sub
ject Of agriculture BY American and foreign
! writer's, and shall increase these features
from; year to year. As it is, no prudent
farmer can do without It. As lesson to his
TGrknsn 99k WnsR liens sys1X fsE~er shoq,d place
every Saturday evening. - -
TIE TRIBUNEis Me bsst and cheapea pa
per IN the country. This is not said in 9. irit
OF boastfulness. II has fallen to New York to
create tho greatest newspapers OF the
country. Here concentrate the com
merce, the manufactures, the mineral
resources, tue agricultural wealth of the
Republic. Here al the news gathers, and
the patronage is 90 large that Journalists can
afford TO print it. This is the strength Of
THE TRIBUNE, We print the cheapest
and best edited weekly newspaper in the
country. We have ali the advantages around
us: We have great Daily and Semi Weekly
machinery Of our establishment perhaps
the most complete in Amorica-is devJ,ed to
the purpose Of making THE WEEKLY TRI-
BUNE the best and cheapest Newspaper in
the world. The result Il that We Ehavo 60
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contains es much. matter % duodecimo
volume. Think Of til For two dollars, the
subscriber to The TRIBUNE for one gear
buys as much reading matter as though he
filed ehe!f Of his library soih Gty uoltnses
co'sldi'aing The greateH ,oo1ks in tie language.
The force Of chespness can NO further Co.. 3
! THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE is the paper Of
the people. Here The eager student may
scholar may read reviews OF the best books
Here may be found correspondence from I'll
parts OF the world, the observations of sin.
cere and gifted men, who serve THE TRI
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i TIE TRIBUNE is strong by reason Of It.
enormous circulation and great cbeapness Il
has long been conceded that TRE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE has the largest circulation Of any
Newspaper in the country. For years We have
printed twice o. many papers, perhaps, Is III
ct tho other weekly editions Of the city dai
lies combined. This 10 Why We are enabled
to do our work so thoroughly and eheaply
The larger our circulation, the better papel
We can make. 'S.~ ''ss.sf 'z>s
What are depract,cal svggestions. Many
Let every. subscriber renew his subscription
and urge hls neighbors to do the same. II ,
man cannot afford to- pay two dollars, let
him raise club, by inducing his neighbori
to subscribe, and VS. shall send him cop,
gratis for his trouble. No newspaper 81
large and complete as THE WEEKLY IRlB
UNE was ever before offered at 10 low
price. Even when our currency was at pal
with gold, no such paper but THE TRIBUNE
was offered at that price; and THE TRIBUNE
then cost us far lers than it now does. W.
have solved tho problem of making the bes'
and cheapest newspaper in America -;'.5s
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
TO NAIL SUBSCRIBERS:
Ono copy. ono year. 81 issues. 81 o.
SCOPES. g.; 10 copies, to dddress, l.s0 eacl
(an' ono extra copy); 10 copies. to names O