The free press., 1893-05-11
[HE AMERICAN FARMER
(EstabIsi,ed In 1e1eJ
Fhe Oldest Agricultural paPa
ip Hmerico.
mce: 1929 New York Ave-, Washington, D. .
flee Southern Edition. 22S E. Baltimore ~
Baltimore, Md.


The veteran AMERICAN FARMER which is the senio
y many years of all the agricultural papers In y
ountry having been published in baltimore for neart
iree quarters of centary, and always maintained
Ugh character, has passed into new hands who hav'
smoyed the main Office to Washington, IL y IN
dice of the Southern Edition will still be retained
iltimore, Md.
t1sEATLY ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
The new proprietors have greatly enlarged and I'm
roved the journal. II now has ~ large pages wig.
andsomey embellished 1t is printed in the be-
yle ON fine book paper with an abundance OF lilfn
ations by the best artists II aims TO be the Argea
nd handsomest farmer periodical In the country an
other 0ives much hioh-etdss reading nsstssr.
THE VERY BEST AGRICULTURAh
TALENT
the United States has been secured 10 write FOR q
pecialists in all branches of farming who arc "a
nowedged stand ut the very head OF their resPeC
re branches of knowledge, have been engaged to coa
oct the various departments Of the journal, an
verything that appears in its pages be confdenth
eed on to be tlle best and latest knowledge an
pjnion on the subject The science of agriculture
taking strides in liz development and THE AMRRIcAs
ARMERs object will be to keep Its readers fuiiy apreae
the latest Developments and make them the best
mmed and consequently The successful farmes
the country. No man can hope 10 get lhe most irob
h fields and flocks without this knowledge and In
nowledge and hints he will get from THE AMERIcu
rRMER will make its subscription price most pro4
BILE investment for him. All Tins Information VIII .
lain, practical, and couched in everyday language
FOR THE FARMERS FAMILY
mere is a Literary Department, made up OF excelen
hort stories and Interesting miscellaneous matter, an
. Household Department, conducted by the foremoe
roman writer on the subject In the whole country
IT'S POLITICS.
Tpr AMRRIcAN FARMER will be entirely neutral
olitics but support the best of its ability udicou
rejection through import duties on every farmih
roduct 1t will have no friends In any party but v
tiends OF the farmers, and no enemies but theirs !
iii not hesitate to attack any man who by speech
ote opposes the interests of the farmers, and II WI
arehllly watch every movement in Congress, an
very ruling and decision In the Executive Depar
aents affecting those interests Ii rs the only farmin
aper in the country that makes these thinss sps
aalty.
devoted especially TO the peculiar products and b
erests of the South and will spare no labor or expes
o promoting the webeing OF the planters and farmer
II that section.
SEMI-MONTHLY.
The journal is published regularly the LIST and 5e
# each month"; thus giving "a issues each year and .
normous amount of reading matter for the money
The subscription price is 81 year payable in 9.
nnce A special Introduction offer Is made TO sendf
br the remainder of 1892 for so cents.
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