White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-12-30
HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

practical Hort:eclfure. and 70 eonply vish fre.
ouent appeals from all parts Of the country for
in nformasion Of . practical character on the
suhjecf, we have engaged the services Of
person vho Is experienced In rural sGairs to
write in . lrc:d style series of articles on the
Of Soah Ferns, Fruit and Veg
etable Culssre, snd bov - naka sAen nav.
planting to The ultimats disposal ef The erooe.
or late yeass, there has ben 4 Iue,ssiv:
business carried on By nnprineipled men. In
selling worthless and old plasss under new
names to the hexpedssced. The Tribune
will b always ready 70 Gsasd the farmer
against any such inposition that comes wishjn
our kno~ledge.
VETERINARY DEPARTMENT.
r. To make The Tribune ssiii more valsabis
to its agricultural readers. We hsys engaged
Prof. Jane. Law, Veterinary Ssrrsen n Cor.
nell University. to answer questions concern.
ing diseases Of Cattle, Horses. Sheep. and 9th.
er domestic animals. and 70 prescribe sens-
dies Answers aad prescriptions vilibs given
only through the columns Of The Tribuue,
We are sure that this new feature in The Trf-
bune will add largely to its readers. A an
owners Of animals are liable to need tks ipfor.
nation prohered. Inquiries should be made
as brief as possible, that the questions, an.
swers, and prescriptions may be published TO-
gether. In short, we intend that The Tribune
shall keep in the advance in all that concern.
the Agricultural. Manufacturing, Mining, and
other interests OF the country. and that Tor Va.
riety and completeness, it shall remain alto.
gether the most vaIuahle. interesting and In.
structive NEWSPAPER published in The
world
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reading and stndy Of the Farmers Club Re.
ports in The Tribune alone will save farmer
hundreds II dollars in his crop. In addition
to these reports, we shall continue to print the
best things written on the subject Of agricul-
ture by American and foreign writer's, and
shall increase these features from year to year.
As 1t is, no prudent farmer can do without Il.
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