Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-10-14

the pleasure presenting the public plans
for the coming year, beginning with the third volume in No
vember They involve changes that full Of encouragement
ourselves and Of interest AMI advantage to readers
The unprecedented patronage that has been accorded to
enterprise has left doubt that all attempts
greater excellence and larger results will be met with the most
liberal spirit ON the part Of the public We have therefore
decided enlarge the magazine, and condense its
terias while preserving s present large and beautiful type
to furnish thy-two extra Of matter in num-
her, nearly hundred pages year This enlargement
will enable with every ISSUE present greater number
Of Illustrations and better variety Of articles than it would
otherwise he possible to give and help to realize
pose to make the Monthly in all respects the finest magazine
while inuting this enlargement that we do not
propose to publish the largest magazine In the world We
shall aim simply excluding all 'paddng" to publish the
best.
orr CONTRIBUTORS
We constantly adding the number Of our contributors
who will continue to he they have ben the best
who write the English language in Europe and America
ILLUSTRATIONS
While having in constant employment choice corps of
designers aud for the illustration of literary material
produced at home shall avail ourselves Of advantages
for securing the finest proucts Of foreign Of which
we hope to he able to present. with every number
OUR SERIALS roH
Mis- OLIrmASr the popular English authoress, of whose
genial and hearty style readers have had taste in
"Norah, the Story Of Uid irish Girl" will begin Of
her most brilliant stories in an early NUMBER to be continued
Groncr MAcpoSALp's magnificent story of wnrmp Crn
BERNfDE will he continued In the coming volume.
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tain the records Of ripe opinion all the questions discussed
in their columns.
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