New ENGLAND Farmer.
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Thomas G. EesSenden. Esq. 1t is devoted
to Agriculture and Domestic Economy; and
has met the appreciation Of intelligent Agri-
culturlsts and an enlightened public. 1t is
aided by the subscriptions and recommen-
dations of the President and all the Officers
of the Massachusetts, Agricultural Society,
who have expressed their favourable opin-
ion Of the paper, in long and ably written
article, 20 which their signatures are attach
cd. At a subsequent period the same gem
tlemen, in their official capacities, have hon
CURED the .Naev ENGLAND Farmer with an
other testimonial OF their approval, as will
appear fronl tie following extract from the
Records of said Society.


n a meeting Of Me Trustees attic AaSaq-
cAusetts Society for PromotinS .igricui
tnre,


"Totcd, that in the opinion of this Board,
the weekly paper, entitled the New Eng


land Farmer, from the able manner in which


it is conducted, is calculated to be highly
useful TO the farming interest, and deserving
more extensive patronage than il has hith-
erto received; We therefore chccrtully offer
this expression of the appreciation of the
Board, and of hope that there will be found
a willingness in the public to increase the


subscription SO far as to enable the Publish
er to continue his paper, and thus secure
permanently to farmers, this valuable veh!.
Gle of agricultural information, which we
think the best Of the kind with winch we
are acquainted.


a copy from the Records
/ BcnjanW Guiid, .iaaiat. Rec Secretary


ut mretiag 1t the Rhode Island Socicty
for the Encouragement IF Domestic Indus
try, heid or. z, 1924.


"A vote was passed By the Standing Com


mittee, recommending to the use of the So


cicty, the New iinglanl Farmer, highly


instructive and valuable weekly paper, edl-


ted by Mr. Fcssenden, Of Boston, the price


of which is only three dolls. per year" or


$3.50 in advance.


II meeting 9fthe Trustees ofthe forces


ter County agricultural Society, hcM al


Worcester onthc SON IF December, 1924,


VOTED unanimously. as the sense of the


Board, that the New England Farmer, An
Agricultural Paper, published in Boston,
and edited by 1ioma& G.. Fesscndcn, Esq.
) has been conducted with spirit, intelligence
and good judgments that its columns are re
, pletc with useful instruction in the business
of husbandry, and that its general circula-
tion would tend most bencficialiy to the
knowledge and practical improvement OF


lHG hHIltullhItl lHlcIeSlS oi Iue 1OunIy Ill
! is therefore recommended to the notice and
: patronage of the public; and to the partict-
lar encouragement of the Members of this
Society and of Farmers generally, by thei,
= subscription for the Paper, and by commu-
nicatons for publication.


+ LEM LINCOLN, Pres
.ftfc&t, WM. d. WHEELER, Rec. Sec'ry


Horcc%ter, JQn. /, 1925.


! The f5llc7 7cing is from the .Norh .Americaa
f Rcpie7e, for JannarV 1925.
II "The New England Farmer is wcckl,
d paper, printed in royal qearto form, ant
= devoted to Agriculture. Nearly three vol
if umes have been published. In its purpose
G and general character it resembles the A
It merican Farmer. The New England Far
q mer, of course, is chiefly confined to tht
! agriculture ot the eastern states; although j
r contains communications of general utility
d sent from different parts of the Union, ant
= such occasional selections from the best ag-
,e rlcultural works, as are important in con
If veying useful knowledge to the farm L
a Well conducted journals of this sort mus
a have a most beneficial effect ON the commu
a nifty. To instruct the farmer in his art
" and teach him easier methods of tilling hi
', soil, and drawing from it more abundan
Is product, is to diminish the expense of cul
id tiyation, and save the same proportion o
in abour to be employed in an additional pro
ar duction.


L The Editor of the New England Far
le mer is well known to the public as an abl


writer, and it we mistake not, this journa


will prove, that his ability has been employ
,c ed with Judgment and success in the walk
,e OF agriculture. Among his contributors ar
A. some of our most distinguished citizens an
,e experienced agriculturists; and his wor
m may undoubtedly be recommended to tn
d. farmers of New England in particular, a
T. containing mass of knowledge highly use
m full to them, which could not be obtaine


from any other single source. Farmers j


every part Of the United States will also fin
~. it valuable, as repository Of facts on tn
nd principles and practices of agriculture
IN. general"


ng 15-The Farmer is published weekly,-an
er- contains s royal quaruo pages-on good p;
is, per. The prce is IS per annum, payab
is in the course of a year, or $3.50 if paid


advance. The paper is PACED, and tit


page and index given gratis at the end
70, the volume. Persons who procure 5 re
he ponsble subscribers are entitled to one vo
ed ume gratis. Gentlemen at distance c;
elf have the work punctually forwarded to the
d. on the receipt of one years subscription.
or 9-1t.
