The free press., 1892-11-24
The AMERICAN FARMER
tEstablished In 1e19J
The Oldest agricultural Paper
lp Hmenca.
,fice: 1929 New York Ave-, Washington, D. @.
office Southern Edition: 22s E. Baltimore st.
Baltimore Md.

The veteran AMERICAN FARMER. which is the senior
by many years OF all the asricutnra papers in th
country, having been published in Baltimore Tor near
lhree-quarters of a cenhry and always maintained
nigh character, has passed into new hands VINO hay @
removed the main Office TO Washington, ID. 9. lh
,rlce of the southern Edition Will still be retained
baltimore Md.
GREATLY ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
The new proprietogs have greatly enlarged and im
,roved the journal 1t now has 22 large pages with
handsomely embeshed cover 1t isprnted in the bes
tyle fine book paper, with an abundance OF Illus
rations by the best artists. II aims To he the larges
and handsonest farmer periodical In the country ant
" other gives 8;ca h9i-ctass ,SdaiiaD matter.
THE VERY sEaC AGRICULTURAL
TALENT
n the United States has been secured write for Il
Specialists in all branches of iarming who are ao
rnowedged stand nj the very head of their respect
We branches of knowledge, have been engaged to con
luct the various departments OF the Journal, ant
everything that appears in its pages can be confidently
eiied on to be tie best and latest knowledge ant
opinion the subject The science Of agriculture
making strides in lis development and THE AMERICAf
FARMERS object viii be TO Keep lis readers iuily abreas
If the latest developments and make them me best IN
Ormed and consequently the most successful farmers
n the country. No man can hope TO get the most ro.
lis fields and hocks without this knowledge, and thu
knowledge and hints he will get from THE AMERIcAs &
FARMER will make its subscription price most profit
lbe investment for him. All this information Will b
olain practical and couched in everyday language
FOR THE FARMERS FAMILY
here is "A Literary Department. made up OF excellen
hort stories and Interesting miscellaneous matter ane
woman writer the subject in the whole country
ITS POLITICS.
THE AMERICAN FARMER will be entirely neutral II
politics. but support to the best OF its ability udicom
protection through import duties on every farming
product 1t will have no friends In any party but lht
fiends of the farmers and no enemies but theirs. II
will not hesitate attack any man who, by speech o.
ote opposes the interests OF the farmers and II VIII
carefully watch every movement in Congress, anc
very ruling and decision In the Executive Depart
nents affecting interests. Ii rs the only farming
PAPER in the country that makes these things spe
ialty.
THE SOUTHERN EDITION
devoted especially to the peculiar products and In
ress of the SOUTH and will spare no labor or expense
promoting the well-being OF the planters and farmer
II that section.
SEMI-MONTHLY.
The Journal published regularly on the lst and 18th
If each month"; thus giving "a issues each year and
lDormous amount of reading matter for the money.
The subscription price il u a year payable In ad
rance special ntroducton offer is made 70 sendit
or the remainder OF 1892 for 50 cents.
In subscribing, specify whether for the regular or
he Southern edition. Send money by postal order OF
New York drafts Address all communications TO
THE AMERICAN FARMER,
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