Connecticut western news., 1878-03-14
THE SEMI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE

Combines many of the merits of both the D ,ily and Weekly issues. and IS. in some | eSpeciS, the best, as well as the cheapest paper sent out frOm The Tribune Office. It contains all the literary, agricultural. and domestic mIsce: :lany. and al the spe' cial articles prepared for the Weekly. It has besides ueariv all the news of the Dall iy. and most of its editorial ar icies not strictly local in their application It has been enlarged and changed to the new slxteelIpape form described belOw-a change winch has long been asked by
 THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
 This has been for third of century the favOrlte paper for our substantial country populannn. A competent critlc has sald of It The Weekly Tribune has done more for the settlement aud prosperl' tv ot the Great West. and has made more good farmers and good citizens than any Oi her s1ngie II huence that ever existed ln thls conntrv-" During the ensuing year it Ipeans not only to preserve all its old mer. LIS, but to take a long stride ahead. By the intrOductloI of $30,00O worth of new mac. inerV. and ny an enhancement of it's size tmaRing it tue largest single sheet ls sued bv anY newspaper Tn the country), It Is enab bled to 2Iye suoScrl berS what they blVe so long asked-their favorIGe paper ID a shape easier to read and convenient tor blndlno, Each issue consists of sixteen pages. of ttIe form and general appea' ance of Harpei's Weekly. but With pages co .. sidArablY larger. and With unusual. V large and clear type. All the old and standard features are carefully preserved, while the new form and additional slZe enable us to offer rhe following among many
 NOVEL AND SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
 l. A graphic series Of articles on DomeS tic Life and Habits Abroad. by Bayard Taylor.
 H. few papers on Current Toplcs. from the Christian Ministers Polnt of View, by the Rev John Hall. D. D.
 III. Occasional contributions on Politl' cal Rrooems and Promises, by Gal Hamll- ton.
 ". A Northern Farmer on Southern Az rlcullure, by S0lon hObinson.
 V. Life and Sights Tn New York. by Vet erans of the City Staff.
 These articles will not be mere repro ductions from the daily paper. They will pe prepared expressly for The Weekly Tri' bune, and will first see the light Tn its col umns.
 FOR FARMERS.
 Weekly Tribune has always been recognl- Zed as beyond cOmparl on with that of any rival. More good work and I, ore money are no" spent upon II than ever before. Among Ie2ntar cOntrl lbutOrS to 1t are Pro- lessor James Law. the cOuruy's foremost
 
 hold. unequalied as an irsuuctnr In the ine art Oi uairyi Q; Professor c. c. Caid. well, of National reputation as an agIIcul. tural chemist; Professor c. V. Riley, the well known ent"mOio@ist; MT. JUsiah Hooper. the horticultural authOrlty, nd other agrIcultural specialists of the high est rank
 NO RIVALS TO COMPARE IT WIlH.
 The Weekly Tribune IS now utteriy un. like any Oth weekly newspaper issued from the office Of d daily III Nv York. or in the country; larger, Ill different and better form. in better type, and filed Witt matter prepai ed expressly for It's readers not with the stale news dumped lh from the Daily. It can only be conn pared With the hree ard four dollar weeklies like Harpr1's anu the great religious and liter ary journals, wh1le it's pages are larger | than ID any of these. Its price, however renal fixed at such low rates as to defy competition, and tiIe extraordinary premi history.
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