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Publishers of
The American Agriculturist,
and of
Agricultural, Horicultural,
and Architectural Books.
Sole Agents for Crandall's Building Blocks.
Orange Judd Company, Proprietors.
No. 245 Broadway,
New York, 18
And when he feels that one is equal to his work, he gives him full
scope, and help, with no hindrance. But the pretened and smatterer
in Science will find it more comfortable to be elsewhere.
9th — Finally — Led me add this, from almost nothing, he has
built up an Agricultural Journal which has a larger circulation
than any other in the world. This was done almost unaided, as
he did not take in business associates until after the paper and
its belongings had become too large for one man to control. That
he would bring the same ability to any other field of labor to
which he may be called, those who know him are fully assured.
If there is any one who can impart new life to the Department
of Agriculture, and lift it out of its present state of suspended
animation to be the agent of usefulness to farmers its projectors
intended it should be, in my opinion, that person is Orange Judd.
The foregoing is essentially what I would say to several
Scientific friends, and to save manual labor and time, both of
which commodities are just now most precious, it is put in TYPEWRITING.
I wish those who receive it to regard it as having
all the personal application that it would have were it in script,
and find in the easier reading a cause for thankfulness.
Very Respectfully.
George [?]
