Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-04

les snI is rapid 1suti1galiOn TO humaP
wants, the unliIaiioh Of our ya,i undyy-
lying Ores, thr extension Of 'he faeiliiics
for bringing Producer ami Consumer
nearer tosciher,-wbaic,er tends to swell
the ranks, increase the tnowiedge aud
better the condition Of those devoted to
Productive Industry finds .mention aud
encouragement in our columns.
The Weekly Tribune, now more than
thiity year. old, has eulea,orel to keep
up with thc progress ofiltc isc in improve.
nient anA in enterprise ltdevotcs a
large share fits columns to Agriculture
3 as the most essential aud general of human
pursuits. Il employs the ablcst and most
successful cultiyators to set forth in brief.
: clear essays their practical views of the
Farmers work.
. There are hundreds Of thousands cHgas-
ed in diverse pursuits who own or rcpt
a place" aud give some portion Of their
time to its culture and Improvement. The
Weekly Tribane shows them how to make
the most of their roods and their hours,
both by direction and example. No in
formation equal in quality or quantity can
be elsewhere obtained for the piice ofthis
Journal.
The Weekly Tribune appeals also to
teachers, students, and persons OF IN
outing minds, by the character Of its lit
erary contents, which ineIude reviews of
all the works proceeding from master
minds of the Old or New World, with
liberal extracts from those Of especial iH-
terest. Imaginative Literature also
I claims attention, but in a subordinate de-
= gree. "Home Interests" are discussed
: weekly by lady specially qualified to IN
: struct and interest her own sex, and the
younger portion of the other No column
ismore eagerly sought or perused with
greater average profit than hers The
:, News of the Day, olueidated by brief
q comments, is so condensed that no reader
Id can deem it diifuse, while given sufficient
,' ly in detail to satisfy the wants oi the
u average reader Selections are regular
=. u ly made from the extensive Correspon-
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u country, and its editorials of more rerma-
10 nent value are here repoducea. In
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:, - self to millions by ministcring to their in
'''' tellcctual wants more fully than they met
q q by any other journal, while its reports of
:" the Country Produce, and other Markets
"o will of themselves save she farmer who
az regularly notes them far more than his
~ Journals price. @ .''s't@.
Z For the family circle of the educated
!. farmer or artisan, the Weekly Tribune
has NJ superior. as is proved By the
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am respoadencc, Reviews and Editorials
the Da ", including everything on. II
" ei ydbjcct of Agricultdre, and much ~ lnte
pies, cstipg and valuable matter Tor whl'
+ az there is moi sufficient room in the week
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