Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-12-25
NEW YORK TRIBUNE
The Great Farmers Paper
THE PAPER OF THE PEOPLE.

IN OW is the time to subscribe for the Great
Family Newspaper 1t Is cheap because its circulation
time to form Clubs.
important Editorials published in the Daily Tribune
cept those of merely local interest also Literary and
and Important New Books letters our large corps
of Correspondents latest news received by Telegraph
intelligence in this city and elsewhere synopsis of
the Proceedings of Congress and State Legislature when
Exclusive Reports of the Proceedings of the Farmers
Club of the American Institute Talks about Fruit !;
ket Reports The full reports of the American Institute
each number are richly worth years subscription.
HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
To keep pace with the growing interest in practical
Horticulture, and to comply with frequent appeals from
all parts OF the country for information of practical
character the subject we have engaged the services
OF person who is experienced in rural aars to write
OF Small Farms, Fruit and Vegetable Culture and how
10 make them pay giving general and specific directions
from planting to the ultimate disposal of the crops.
OF laS years there has been lucrative business car
ried by unprinciplcd men, in selling worthless and
old plants under new to the inexperienced The
Tribune will be always ready to guard the farmer
against any such imposition that comes within
knowledge.
VETERINARY DEPARTMENT
Ts make the Tribune still more valuable to its agri
cultural readers we have engaged Prof James Law Vet
er,nary Surgeon in Cornell University, answer ques
ons concerning diseases of Cattle, Horses Sheep and
other domestic animals, and to prescribe remedies
swers and prescriptions will be given only through the
ture i'll the Tribune will add largely its readers as all
owners of animals liable to need the Information
prohercd. Inquiries should be made brief as poss
ble that the questions answers aud prescriptions may
be published together In short ve intend that the
Tribune shall keep in the advance all that concerns
the Agricultural Manufacturing Mining and other in.
crests OF the country and that for variety and complete
it shall remain altogether the most valuable in
teresting and instructive newspaper published in the
world.
1t has been well observed that careful resding and
study of the Farmers Club Reports In the Tribune alone
will save Farmer hundreds OF dollars in his crop In
addition to these reports shall continue 10 print the
best things written on the subject of agriculture by
American and foreign WRITER'S and shall increase these
can do without it, As lesson to his workmen alone,
every farmer should place the Weekly Tribune upon his
The Tribune is the best and cheapest paper in the
country This s not said In sprit of bOa5tulness.
papers of the country. Here tho commerce.
the manufactures the mineral resources the agrcultu
raj wealth OF the Repnbie Here all the news gathers
and the patronage " rgs Journalists can afford
TO print It, This Is the strength of the Tribune. We
the country. We aIl the advantages around us-
We have great Daily and emWeekly editions. All
the elaborate and intricate machinery OF establish
mcnt-perhaps the complete in America is deyo-
ted to the purpose of making the Weekly Tribune the
best and cheapest newspaper in the word- The result
is that we have systemazed and expanded our re-
sources that every copy Of the Weekly Trbune contains
Us much matter as a duodecmo volume. Think OF 1t
For dollars the subscriber the Tribune i0r one
year buys as much reading matter though he filed
greatest work in tie language The force Of cheapness
can no further go.
The Weekly Tribune Is the paper Of the people. Here
the eager student may learn the last lessons Of science
Here the scholar may read reviews of the best books
Here may be found correspondence from all parts Uf the
world the observations Of sincere and gifted men, who
serve The Tribune In almost every country.
The Tribune Is strong by of it's enormous cir
culaon and great cheapness 1t has long been conce
ded that the Weekly Tribune has the largest circulation
OF any nowspaper In the country. For years have
printed twice as many papers, perhaps, all of the
other weekly editions OF the city dailies combined
This Is why we are enabled to do work thorough
a
paper make.
What are the practical suggestions Many. Let eve
ry subscriber his subscription and urge hs neigh
bors to do the same. II cannot afford TO pay
dollars, him raise club by inducing his neighbors
10 subscribe and we shall send him gratis for his
trouble. No newspaper so large and complete the
weekly Tribune was before offered low price.
Even when our currency al par with gold such
paper out the Tribune offered at that price and the
Tribune then coat us far less than It row does We
have solved the problem OF the best and cheap
est newspaper In America. I-i.I, l..'
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