Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-11-26

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L.H. THOMPSON, Judge.
Club List for 1873.
Magazine price $500 and the MONITOR. both
ear for 1928.
. Monthly price $500, and the MOSrrOR, both
year for S5.25.
las price $500. and the MONITOR. both one
for S460.
o Agriculturist price 81 go, and the MONITOR,
one year for $50.
sehold price Sl.IO, and the MONITOR, both one
for S200
American price $500. and the MONITOR, both
year for 84.75.
Weekly price $500. and the MONITOR, both
year for s525.
Bazaar price $500. and the MoNIroR, both one
for 1928.
be Ladies' National Magazine prico S2.00 and
Q MoSIToR, both ono year for $3.50.
day School Times price S2l5. and the MoNI-
bR both one year for 1915.
rsery price 81 100. and the MoSrrOR, both one
ear for S3.i5.
Daily Post price 5000, and the MONITOR. both
'ne year for SIi.OO
Weekly Post price $500, and the MONITOR. both
pne year for $3.50.
Post price Si.5O. and the MONITOR, both one
par for S8.25.
Living Age price $500. and the MoNIroR, both
pc year for 1915.
dependent price $780, and the MONITOR. both
ne year for $500
bsoribcrs 10 New England Farmer price S315.
nd the MONITOR, both one year for 81 co.
bscribers to Morning Star price $3.50. and the
ioNfrou both one year for $500.
a. TuH.- -
on, both one year for $3.50.
Drk seml-weekly Tribune price $500. and the
oNIroR. both one year for $3.50.
rk Weekly Times price sl2o. aud the MoNr-
oR, both one year for $500.
ork somiweekly Times price $3.50, and the
foSIroR. both one year for S4.25.
bscrIbers 10 Youths Companion price Sl.75,
nd the MONITOR. both one year $685..
wake price $500. and the MONITOR, both one
ear for $3.50.
nd price so cents. and the MONITOR, both one
ear sass.
Additions win be made to this list.
some Of our readers may be unac-
ted with the various periodicals
which the MONITOR is dubbed for
we give our estimate Of them as
rs: We have put into the list none
t those that we deem the very best
eir class. Among the weekly news
Is the Boston Journal and the Bos-
Post are all that can be desired for
England papers. The Post is Dem
JIG. The Times, and Tribune Of
York, are probably as good as any
published in the world. They are
veil known to need comment. As
lustrated paper, HayPer's Weekly
Is at the head. The beauty of its
trations and the wide variety of SUBJ
they embrace the inimitable carl
res by Mast aud other artists; the
brehensive, wise and just politics,
that noted American scholar and
bsman, Geo. VIM. Curtis, together
great variety of other reading
ter, make the paper more thar a ne
ity in every family. For religious
nails we recommend the Christian
on-Bcecher's paper-as worth far
than it costs. 1t is valuable fol
great variety Of matter it contains
Morning Star Gree Baptist) il
lily valued by all its readers, and ne
subscriber will regret his choice il
selects this. The Independent is an
pr religious journal that contains 1
pit variety Of interesting matter. W,
e selected as the very best sabbatI
pol paper the Sunday School Times
s worth more than dozen other pa
; which we have access to. on tn,
pday school lessons, and valuable OF
cunt of other very useful matter. l
edited by Henry Clay Trumbull, as
ed by the best Sunday school men il
country, We will send this pape
trial to any new subscriber, tire
nths for 20 cents. AS scientifi
Irnal the Scientific american is pa
feience. Every man of mechanica
scientific turn Of mind, and every DO
desires to know a good deal of phi
pphy and science will find this pape
laluable. AS reliable agricultural pr
Is, we club with the AgrIcuLtmlSt,
nthly, by Orange Judd. The valu
this is far above Its cost. We Civ
o the Nei0 England Farmer, whic
peculiarly adapted to the wants I
ew England farmers and their familie
magazines, we have Harper'S an
Fribner's. each too we'll known to nee
mmendatiOn. For the ladies, we clu
tn Peterson. This magazine is cheal
{ is we'll liked by its readers. Ha
RS Bazar is brimful of fashion plat
7 the ten thousand things that a W
"a of fashion and taste admires.
htains a pattern supplement and 9th
hful things. The Household is VIII
name implies-really necessity
household. Every woman who h
er had this useful monthly wants
ain. For the reading boys and gil
have the Youths Companion.
FchotaS and Wide AtOoke. Each
csc is excellent. and no parent can
child or family of children great
vor than to give them one of the
pr the still smaller folks, we have
ursery. The best thing we need
y for this is what the medicine adv
dement's say of certain medicin
children cry for it." And for
pbies we have Ba6yLand. neat lit
plcture book adapted to the
W furnish the preparing subscribers
he MONITOR with our club papers,