Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-22

and contains great -Ht
number Of splendid B'i-
cravings, finely printed,
and Of highly pleasing
and instructive charac-
ter single volume of
Hearth and Home con- II
tains about S25,OOO
north Of such engra- III
wings. 1t has, also.
vast amount Of the
choicest reading, care
fully prepared, interest,"
| ing, and packed full Of
| instruction. With mo-
deratt amount Of rural In
formation for the FARM
and the GARDEN,it contains
excellent Editorials on the
various topics Of the day,
which give the reader
practical and useful infor-
nation, and render him
Intelligent Nothing Of a
Sectarian or political bias
is introduced. Hearth and
Home has most capital
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.,
which will delight and
greatly aid every House,
keeper This Department
isalonc worth many Dol
lars every year, often every Z.
week.......The C1itdren's
Department, edited by Mrs.
MARY e. DODGE, with many
Assistants is Of surprising
interest to all the little peo.
pie. Indeed, every Parent
better pay $40 or $40 a year,
than not to have his child
rem supplied with this
paper. 1t is hardly equaled
In the world Then the
paper has q great variety
OF interesting and Instrnc
tive miscellany, JM OF
useful information to all
classes including Art, Sell
ence, Literature, descrip-
lions OF how various things
are made, etc, etc. The
NEWS Department tells, in .M
a clear condensed way
what is going on in the
world. SO as to make the
reader intelligent without
wadlng through a great
mass Of material The
Reliable News from the
Crops, the Markets, ETC., is
l VI great value to all pro-
iucers, and all who deal In
produce, etc. N. H.-A
careful estimate sho,rt that
a singie uolume ~ HR.vTH
AND HOME coat DO tie
same amount Of frst rate
reading matter "a
Hooks Of the acreage sise
Of those sold at 81 each
Yet, owing to its large cir
culation, the Publishers
arc able to supply It at the
loo price Of S3 a year; or
four copies, at 50. rs each;
ten copies, at 81 80 each.
You should hytt. Consid-
eriDg its real value, IL is
the Cheapest Journal
in the World. It is
impossible for any person
to read this journal year,
without getting useful
hints and suggestion that
will repay him scores OF
Dollars. TRY IT...'
American Agricni-
turist, issued monthly,
ia Of similar character to
Hearth and Home, though
entirely different In Its en-
cravings and reading mat
ter, and has less Of current
news. 1t is full Of useful
Information for every Man,
Woman, and Child, in City,
Village, and country. Each
Number has A great pages,
and a careful estimate
shows that 1t contains as
much printed matter as
% Books, costing 81
each! Yet on account Of
Its immense circulation,
surprising that OF any
her similar journal in
the world, 1t is supplied
to regular subscribers
for only $3.50 a year, or
four copies for S. More
than Million People con-
stantly read this journal
with profit and delight. 1t
is 80 reliable, 50 full of
useful information, that it
is hardly possible for any
one to read the american
A grienlturist year with
ont getting hints and sug-
gesions that will pay back
many Dollars! II you
have 1t not, try 1t year.
II Is just entering the
3Oth Annual Volume, and
now Is the time to begin