Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-12-22
About Our Club Papers.

As this is the clubbing period OF
the wear, a few words in regard to
periodicals furnished with this paper
may be of interest:
We take it for granted that nearly
all of our subscribers (about 24OO)
will want this paper during the year
1891. We shall make it just as good
as we are able to make it. We have
ordered our paper stock for year,
and it will be the very best paper
used for newspapers. We never had
a larger number of excellent local
correspondents; we shall run the Tai
mage sermons through the year,
very large number of our readers
having desired it. We shall publish
the local news of Orleans and Gale
donia counties as fully as can be de-
sired. We shall try to make the Mon
IToR not only a welcome visitor, but
a necessity in every home in this sec
ton.
In the line of dailies the only low
priced one we can get is the Boston
Eveninq Record. This contains most
of the important news and considera-
BILE reading of general interest. We
furnish this daily to our MONITOR
subscribers for S2.1O. $3.50 for
both papers. If our readers desire
to be posted in tariff and business
matters we will give them the Tdrif
League for 25 cents. This is edited
bv Col. Albert Clark, formerly of
this state.
For the general newspaper we rec
ommend either one of our low priced
Metropolitan papers, the Boston
Weekly Journal, the NeaU York I1'i-
bune, the ". Y. Press, the ". Y.
Mail and Eapress. Either one of
these is worth far more than it costs,
viz: 45 cents, if dubbed with this
paper. The Boston Weekly AdUer-
tiser is a most excellent market pa
per. We furnish other leading re-
publican and democratic Weeklies at
| 80 cents-the discount on these is
small.
For a news and agricultural paper,
the cost considered, nothing is better
than the Mirror and Farmer, furnish
ed with this paper for 60 cents. The
Nea0 England Farmer, and the NeoC
England Homestead are each excel
lent farmer and family papers, at
SLIGO per year. All these papers are
specially adapted to Vermont readers.
For fiction, story and literary pa
pers we furnish the larger number of
our patrons with the Yankee Blade.
This for 75 cents furnishes about as
much story, love, blood and thunder
as one would desire. The Boston
Globe, for 60 cents, is very cheap
and desirable paper of this class. OF
course we buy all papers of this class,
but do not give space to name them
| in our club list.
Our lady readers will find in the
Cottage Hearth very much that is
pleasing, useful and elevating. The
Household is always a standard jour-
nal III the household. Among the
higher priced magazines we have
special choice between DenaOreSfS. s.
Peterson's or Godeys; they are al
good and have excellencies peculiar
to themselves. ATthur'S costs less.
but is not up to the former standard.
The Ladies' Home Journal is good
and we advertised it at IS cents, but
the publishers will not let it into the
club list at that rate.
There are a great many periodical:
designed for the young, and in no di
rection has greater perfection beer
reached. These excellent journal:
run all the way up from Babyland
that makes every baby happy who sees
it, through Little Men and Women
Pansy, Vide Aa0abe, to st. Nicholas
the latter being a delight in an,
home. The children have most ex
cellent weekly journal in Harper
Young People. The Youths Compan
ion is justly popular. We get thi
the first year for S1.30. but no reduc
ton from S1.75 is made thereafter
Among the magazines there is
great variety. The Cosmopolitan,
most excellent periodical, with tn
ugliest sort of a name, furnishes tn
most for the least money-S1. 60
S3.1O with the MONITOR. 1t is reall
, beautiful, valuable monthly, nearl
, as large as Harper's. The CentuT
, and Hdper's Monthly are each to
well known to need praise. We fnl
f nish these at low rates to clubber:
5 HaTper's Bazdr, a weekly fashio
e and literary paper, is about the VI
: per notch in this line.
Steady employment and liberal wages is offer
in another column by Sears, Henry & Co., Geney
y. Y. They a reliable firm. Established lS