The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-01-08
THE
NEW YORK WEELY
WITNESS.

This Journal which commenced its
eighth year on the First day OF this mOnGh
com bines the interest of the religious, tem = =
perance, and literary journal with that OF
the Newspaper at the lowest pracucaOie
price.
For all who buy and sell, it offers most
carefully prepared market reports OF pro-
duce and live stock, and for the capl5allsG
and banker. remarkably reliable report
| of stocks. bonds, gold, etc.
For the family 1T has home DePalC-
ment containing letters from ladies upon
social and domestic objects also one COL
umn of letters from children, which lnter-
ests them greatly. This department. Is q
speciality OF rare value and interest," IN Une
| Witness. There are also letters from all
parts of the country upon various Topics
| of general interest; a prominent QUE ue
| ing, the advantages of different regions
for emigrantS,
In the literary line it has moral story.
and short stories for children reviews OF
books, and extracts from religious ana III
erarv journals, magazines, ETC., etc IL nas
also carefully selected agricultural oe-
partment. ,,,
The religious and temperance elements
are prominent in the Witness. Ii gives
first rate commentary on Cne Ounuay
school lesson for the sabbath after next, u
daily report OF the tuIton stfSeV NJnoSW
meeting; occasional sermons by Moouy'
Spurgeon. Cook Cuyler and Others ecGleSi-
astical and missionary news, anu Datiy
Bread with texts for every daY Oh tnS
coming week. WI
For the patriot and politician, the WIZ
ness gives three columns OF e1VT Nts WI
the leading political papers OF New !, 4 orh
on the questions of the day, as, well as
about seven columns of editorial articles
and notes, 81
FOR all, it has summaries of the news Oh
the week, home and foreign Items OF lnOef-
IL From IL
The Weekly Witness rose rapidly to
circulation of about 100, 900, being the lar
gest of any weekly newspaper IN the UNI.
ted States; but on account, we suppose, OF
the long continued bad times, me clrcuia-
| ton has diminished to about 6S,0Oo. hg-
| ure which we hope to see doubled with
| the return of good times.
The price is one dollar fifty cents per
annum, or one dollar for eight months,
| postage paid,
| denomination, party or class, and We ask
| all who approve of a thoroughly evangel-
| ical, teetOtal, and fearless newspaper. to
aid us in extending its circulation among
| families.
THE NEW YORK DAILY WITNESS.
This is the Daily for the family: giving
all important news, but excluding Sensa-
tiopal details of crime and scandals. 1t
| contains as good market reports for cOun
| try produce. ETC., as any daily in the city,
and. perhaps. the best financial report of
them ALL The price is only five dollars
year, including postage, or one dollar for
ten weeks 100 numbers). The ladies and
children love the Daily for it has on It's
literary and miscellaneous page about
column of letters from them which are
sure to be first read.
SABBATH READING.
This is a handsome small eight-page pa
per. containing a selection of the choicest
Religious and Temperance matter, luclud-
ing one first class sermon, and some Little
stories for children, all appropriate for pc
rusaI on the Lords Day. 1t has no adyer-
tisements, news OF editorials, and is suita-
BILE for ali classes. denominations and par
ties as good for the South as for the North
for the West as the East. Fifty cents per
annum including postage.
All these papers stop when subscription
expires, and any one remittlng four full
subscriptions for year can have copy
gratis.
JOHN DOUGArL,
Editor and Proprietor.
No. Frankfort st., New York.