REMARKABLE 
CLUBBING 
COMBINATIONS 
For 1881-82. 
READ THEM. 
Three of the most Enterpris¬ 
ing Journals in the coun¬ 
try Club with the Rural 
for nearly the price 
of one. 
The Inter-Ocean, 
New York World, 
Detroit Free Press, 
The Greatest amount of Reading 
Matter and the Lowest Prices 
of any Clubbing Combi¬ 
nation heretofore 
_offered. 
The rural home fully supplied—the news 
of the world—the most trustworthy agricultu¬ 
ral and horticultural information — seeds, 
plants,—all for about the price of one good 
paper. 
Specimen copies of any of the journals 
here announced as dubbing with the 
RURAL NEW-YORKER, will be sent 
without charge to all who apply. The 
application, however, must be made to 
the journal of which specimen copies 
are desired. Send jor them I 
The Weekly 
Inter- 
Ocean. 
.A.IN'ID 
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER 
THE WEEKLY 
INTER-OCEAN 
HAS THE 
Largest Circulation 
of any political newspaper in the United 
States. It is a paper for the people, is a large 
quarto, with seven columns to the page, and 
costs only. 
POSTAGE 
PAID. 
Its Commercial and Apicnltnral 
Departments are ably and carefully conducted, 
and are as reliable as any published in the 
country. It is 
Ably and Earnestly opposed to 
Monopolies and Monopolists 
of all descriptions. 
kmm anil Conscientious. 
THE PERSISTENT FRIEND OF THE 
PEOPLE. 
'“Our Curiosity Shop,” 
Woman’s Kingdom, and 
The Home Department, 
are leading and interesting features, and are 
especially popular in the family with both old 
and young. 
AS A 
Political, Literary and 
Family Newspaper 
THE NEW YORK 
Weekly 
World 
AND THE 
Rural New-Yorker 
INCLUDING THE RURAL’S FREE 
SEED DISTRIBUTION. 
ONE YEAR 7E 
FOE ONLY 
A Great Newspaper. 
THE NEW YORK 
WEEKLY WORLD. 
A LARGE 
For One Dollar per Year or 50 cents for 
Six Months, or 30 fonts for Three 
Months, Postage-Paid, which is 
less than 2 cents per 
Week by the Year. 
1. It Contains alt the News. 
2 . A Full Page Devoted to Agriculture 
and Farm News. 
FIRESIDE DEPARTMENT. 
3 . Long Stories and Short Stories, Comic 
Ballads and Serious Poems, Fairy Tales and 
Sailors’ Yarns. 
A YOUNG FOLKS’ COLUMN, 
Full of Puzzles, Conundrums, Enigmas, 
Acrostics, etc. 
4. The Best Market Reports. 
5 . Miscellaneous Department and An¬ 
swers to Correspondents. 
TERMS : 
THE NEW YORK 
Weekly World. 
One Year, (52 numbers) postage free, 
(less than two cents per week), . $ 1.00 
To Club Agents.—A n extra copy for club 
of ten, separately addressed. The Semi- 
Weekly World for club of twenty, sepa¬ 
rately addressed. The Daily World for 
club of fifty, separately addressed. 
THE NEW YORK 
SEMI-WEEKLY WORLD. 
One Year (104 numbers), postage free, $ 2.00 
To Club Agents,—A n extra copy for 
club of ten, separately addressed. The Daily 
World lor club of twenty-five, separately 
addressed. 
Including the Rural’s Tree Seed Dis¬ 
tribution, One Year for $2,75. 
The Most Remarkable Clubbing 
Offer Yet Made. 
In News-Getting, 
Editorial Ability, 
Correspondence, 
And everything that goes to make 
A First-Class tower 
THE IHTER-OCEAH 
HAS HO SUPERIOR. 
IS UNEXCELLED. 
It is the intention of the proprietors of 
THE INTER-OCEAN tospare neither 
pains nor expense to keep it fully 
abreast of the times in all things. 
Address for Specimen Copies (Free), 
The Inter-Ocean, 
Chicago, Ills. 
THE NEW YORK 
DAILY WORLD. 
With Sunday Edition, One Year, 
postage free.$ 12.00 
Without Sunday Edition, One Year, 
postage free, .... 10.00 
Sunday World, One Year, postage free, 2.00 
Monday World, containing Literary 
Reviews and College Chronicle, One 
Year, postage free, . . . 1.50 
TERMS:—Cash in advance. We have no 
traveling agents. Send Post-office money 
order, bank draft or registered letter. Silver 
may be sent by registered letter. Bills 
sent by mail will be at the risk of sender. 
Addirions to Club Lists may be made at 
any time in the year at above rates. 
Specimen copies, posters, etc., sent free, 
wherever and whenever desired. Address all 
orders and letters to 
THE NEW YORK WORLD, 
3! & 32 Park Row, 
World Building. New York, N. Y. 
THE WEEKLY 
Detroit 
Free Press 
AND 
“THE HOUSEHOLD” 
AND 
THE EURAL M-YOHBB 
Including the Rural’s Free 
Seed Distribution, 
One Year, for Only $3. 
A Rare Companion. The Most 
Delightful of Newspapers. 
The Detroit Free Press, 
Famed throughout the world as a newspaper 
of the rarest and most enjoyable class, is com¬ 
mended to the reader as one sure to please, 
interest and satisfy. Its contents are ever 
Fresh, Vivacious and Pleasing. 
Every issue contains much original matter, 
peculiarly readable and instructive, as well as 
articles current with the day in the various 
departments of literature. In its delightful 
columns will be found a world of anecdote, • 
paragraph and spicy comment, wit, humor, 
sketch and story, chess, puzzles, correspond¬ 
ence, sprightly editorials, travels, fashion, 
everything that can gratify the most exacting 
reader, and which those whose taste and cul¬ 
ture demand originality and merit will espec¬ 
ially appreciate. 
“ THE HO USEHOLD,” 
a weekly supplement, containing contributions 
bv lady correspondents, resident in all parts 
of the country, relating to topics of interest to 
the ladies especially, and a publication that 
has met with much favor, is furnished gratis 
to every subscriber to 
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No other journal furnishes so much reading 
matter, so varied anil so excellent, for so little 
money. 
The Weekly Free Press and “The 
Household,” together are fur¬ 
nished at $2.00 a year. 
Clubs of fire each ^ 1 literal commis¬ 
sions allowed local ayents • 
Specimen copies sent free. Address 
Detroit Free Press, Detroit, Mich. 
ADDITIONAL PREMIUM LIST 
The Casaday Sulky Plow. 
This plow is made by the Oliver Chilled 
Plow Works, South Bend, Ind.,aml wherever 
it has been used it has given the best of satis¬ 
faction. It turns square corners without being 
lifted out of the ground, turns an even, regular 
furrow without a driver, and carries every 
pound of weight on its wheels at all times. 
In fact it is a plow suitable for all kinds of 
soil, rough or even ground, and warranted by 
the manufacturers to do all that can be done 
by any oilier plow. We offer two sizes ; one 
Full Steel with Rolling Coulter and 3 -horse 
evener, iron wheel, price $fio, for a club of 140 
subscribers; and the other, same as above, 
with steel or chilled mold-board, cast 
shares and jointer, iron wheels, two-horse, 
price $ 50 , for 114 subscribers. 
Porter’s Patent Wire Cable Derrick, 
and Champion Hay Carrier. 
For stacking in the field. Furnished com¬ 
plete. Price $ 45 . Given for a club of 52 
subscribers at §2 each. Made by J. E. Porter, 
Ottawa, Ill., who will furnish particulars upon 
application by postal card. 
