Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-12-24
HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
vETERINARY DEPARTMENT..

farmer against any such impos ton that comes within
our knowledge
VETERINARY DEPARIME NT.
To mako THE TRIBUNE still more valuable to its
agricultural readers, we have engaged Prof. JAaEs
Law, Veterinary Surgeon to Cornell University, to an
svcr 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
are sure that this new feature in THE TRIBUNE
will add largely to its readers all owners Of animals
are liable to need tho information prOnered. Inqui-
r should be made as brief possible that the quos-
tions answers and prescriptions may be published to-
eqther. In short, we intend that THE TRIBUNE
shall keep the advance in all that concerns the Agr-
cultural, Manufacturing, Mining, and other interests
of the country and that for variety and completeness
it shall remain altogether the most valuable interest
lug, and instructive NEWSPAPER published in the
world
1t has been wen observed tina. careful reading and
study Of the Farmers Club Reports in THE TRIBUNE
alone will farmer hundreds Of dollars in his
crop. In addition to these reports, We shall con-
tnue to print the best things written the subject
agriculture by American and foreign WRITER'S and shall
increase these features from year to year As it is
prudent farmer do without it. As lesson to his
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is published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, and bein
printed twice a week, can Of course, print all tina
appears in our weekly edition. including everything Of
the subject Of Agriculture and can add much interest
ing and valuable natter for which there is not sui
fcient room In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE. TIL
MI-wEEKIY TRIBUNE also gives, in the cours q
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| where else can much current intelligence and per
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