The RURAL NEW -YORKER’S 
REMARKABLE CLUBBING COMBINATIONS FOR 1882-83. 
Three of the Most Enterprising Journals in the Country Club with the RURAL 
The Inter-Ocean, 
A11 Representative Papers, 
New York World, 
Detroit Free Press. 
The Greatest Amount of Reading Matter and the LOWEST PRICES of any Clubbing Combination Heretofore Offered. 
The rural home fully cpplicd-lhc nevra of the world-the most trustworthy agricultural cad horticultural information-seeds, plants-all for about the pnce of one good paper. . 
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The Weekly 
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AND 
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IN NEWS-GETTING, 
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THE INTER-OCEAN HAS NO SUPERIOR. 
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Has the Largest Circulation 
of any political newspaper in the United States. It is a paper for the people, is a 
large (juu-io, witheeven columns to the page, and costs only 
$ 1*15 POSTAGE PAID. 
Its Commercial ancl Agricultural 
Departments are ably and carefully conducted, and are as reliable as any published 
in th'i country. It is 
Ably and Earnestly Opposed to Monopolies and Monopolists of 
all Descriptions, 
Aggressive and Conscientious. 
The Persistent Friend of the People. 
‘Our Curiosity Shop,” Woman’s Kingdom and the Home Department, 
are leading and interesting features, and are specially popular iu the family with 
both old and young. 
As a Political, Literary and Family Newspaper The Intcr-Ocean is unex¬ 
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pains nor expense to keep it fully abreast of the times in all things. 
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INTER-OCEAN and RURAL NEW-YORKER, 
both one year, postage paid, for only $2.75. 
Address for Specimen Copies (Free), 
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INCLUDING THE BUBAL'S FBEE 
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ONE YEAR 
FOR ONLY 
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A Great Newspaper. 
THE NEW YORK 
WEEKLY WORLD. 
A, LARGE 
INppIHv detroitfree press 
V V w w IVI j The Liveliest Weekly in Amerioa. 
IT LEAD3 IN CIRCULATION. 
Ill II IT LEADS IN HUMOR. 
■ Ml A U I #1 IT LEADS IN SKETCHES. 
WW II I I II IT LEADS IN EVERYTHING THAT GOES 
■ V II | | U TO MAKE UP A BRIGHT, READABLE 
* • w ■ ■ CHATTY, WEEKLY FAMILY PAPER. 
« vrn TT-TV The unlimited worts of praise bestewed upon it. 
ain u inn and fact tbit it ia universally quoted are t be best 
evidences of its unbounded popularity and of its 
^ m . peculiar fitness for family mooing. 
I _ _ __ I kl _ _ _ . 1# _ . . I _ _ . . No other Journal contains so many attractive and 
111 ^ O I 111 U 111 - * HKI 7 Qr origln«l feature®. Readers of every class, the old 
|| ((I fi | | ■ K llU | Ml |% rf | ana the young, will always And in its welt flUed 
II II I Ul I1U VW I Ul l\U I columns something to entertain and instruct It is 
unique among newsDapers; there is no other like it. 
"SSSZ” DOWN SOUTH LETTERS 
ATiTT? Tn? A ’D ■■ — It tells of the Soil, Climate, Crops and People of 
UJN Jal X JjAatu O |J Tf" various Southern States. 
FOR ONLY yi.l 0 ITS WAR SKETCHES 
- Are pronounced by Gen. McClellan and other mili¬ 
tary authorities * truthful, graphic and Impartial." 
M . -— T Having finished in the Armv of the Potomac it wUI 
K lifSAOl T\| AllfCItOKlAr* now describe the Battles of 
fl Ulcdl IltJWbpdptJr. Q RANT SHERMAN, BRAGG, HOOD, 
TUT N L \i/ Yfi D If JOHNSTON AND OTHERS, 
Int llt.Vv TUnrV IN THE SOUTH AND WEST. It Will tell you of the 
fights of the Monitors — the Siege of Sumpter— 
________ _ _ ______ the Blockade Running—the Burning of Atlanta—The 
IIP 0" 1 9 I 1 # I If ft n I Shelling of Charleston, and other events of historic 
WEEKLY WORLD. -77- r 
a large Its Letters from Europe, 
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r or One Dollar per Year or 50 cents for AND OTHER POINTS 
Six Months, or 30 cents for Three will be continued, lu fac , It will retatnall that has 
Months Postaee-Paid which is made it famous iu the past, and add features to make 
, 3 _ . ’ it doubly famous iu the future 
less than 22 cent* per With . HE FREE PRESS each week la sent ltsde- 
Week by the Year. Ugntfal little supplement. 
L Special Department for Every Member THE HOUSEHOLD. 
, °f the Household. it la the «apedMproperty of the ladies, and is de 
I- AH the news complete *. n voted to the discussion of social and domestic topics 
2 The Fai mer s W orld—A full page of Agrlcul fancy work, toilet and rooking recipes, and house 
tt 8 . a%K.m alt:parts of the jrorld c^e?of THLE^mm^r FKBt?PRESS is b on - UledYo 
C^'receive a copy of THE HOUSEHOLD without extra 
'airy Tales, and Sailor*' Varns. _ ZLg' . „ ... , , _ 
5. The Housekeeper's Columns—What Every Wo TllO DITCC 01 tllO WCfifclV Free 
nan Wants w Know. 1 ... . “ 
6 . The Veterinary Department—With prescriptions Prp«a ntlil HftllSPllohl lfi A'Y OO IW>r 
tee for .til Subscriber*. and full instructions Cor the Xlcao UliU XlUUSl UOIU la 9-.UU pel 
r€ ^ t The l bcst *Chess Column la the World forama ^ Clir, pOStllgC pilld. 
"Soffit Checker Department iu the World for subscribers the following unparalleled 
mth amateur and professional plaver*. To every one who sends us TWO DOLLARS— 
0. A Cornier for tho Young *FoIka Riddles, Char* the regular subscription vrlee ot* tut* paptr—vv « will 
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i0 Corap'ete Market. Reports—Unrivalled in detail ONE YEAR,and In nddliton thereto —freeof cost 
md accuracy, to the subscriber—one copy of 
ll. Answers to Inquiries. „ 
The American Popular 
‘■“ J M „. PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY, 
1 ah ** HI 3 ■ Which contains every useful word to be found In the 
tdi hw Ynnr wftviY wnnrn 
nfi nr.TT 1 IllY nLlALl nullLU [n the "Pronouncing Dictionary" con- 
1 U1J HEM 1 U it IV ll Uiiuu A uuuu. talus many pageaor Information upon other subjects, 
etna Year i.T J numbers), noetnee free, l leva making It an Indispensable booked reference auda 
One ' Thaitwu wfntsVM week!, *1.0" compendium of facts of a historical. political or 
rr rinh Yuan.. - u, Vira runt for a club of business nature. It contains overSOUpage*. Is printed 
thi senil wwktv for ,i eufb o^tenj the Dally S l ‘JlA eapity|K ‘ 0,1 K ' JOd paI>er ' ,lna 13 8tpOBgly bouad 
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THE N EW YORK i Send tor sample copy aud Premium List fcFree). 
SEMI-WEEKLY WORLD. ™ $3 -°° only ‘ 
containing nil tho news and editorials or the Dally. Tlie TVccklv ntEE lUUl 
cm, mlKllch.nl Til.i4.li.,', U-iin, .. An.-. trnOt, Mill v 
For One Dollar per Year or 50 cents for 
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Week by the Year. 
A Special Department for Every Member 
of the Household. 
I . All the news complete and Interesting. 
2 The Faimer's World-A full page of Agricul¬ 
tural and Farm News. 
3. Masonic news from sit parts of the world 
A The Literary World—A full page of Long Stories 
and Short Ktorio. Comic Ballads, and Serious Poems, 
Fairy Tales, and Sailor*'Yarns. 
5 . The Housekeeper's Columns—What Every Wo 
man Wonts to Know. __ . 
6 . The Veterinary Department—With prescriptions 
free for ali SubRcrlW'rp. and full instructions for the 
treatment of live stuck. _ , . . 
7. Tho best Chess Column tn the World for ama 
R'lm b«t Checker Department In the World for 
both amateur and professional plavers. 
9. A Comer for the Young Folks—Riddles, Char¬ 
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tO Comp'ete .Market Reports—Unrivalled in detail 
and accuruoy, 
II. Answers to Inquiries. 
Each department Is perfectof Its kind, and all com 
bined make the best Weekly Newspaper ever pub¬ 
lished. 
TERMS: 
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One Year (54 number*), luietnoe free. (Ifji 
tbau two cents per week!, *1.00. 
To Club Aitents.—Anextra cony /nr a club of 
five; the Send weekly fora club or teu: the Dally 
for a club of fifty. Liberal cash commissions given; 
aud Other unparalleled inducements. The choice of a 
large list of premiums given to each subscriber of the 
Weekly and Semi-Weekly. 
THE NEW YORK 
SEMI-WEEKLY WORLD. 
containing nil the news and editorials of the Dally, 
ana published Tuesdays nnd Fridars. One year (101 
numbers), postage frno, $iiXt 
To Club A go nta.—An extra copy for club of five; 
the Dally for n emb of twenty five. 
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 
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sender 
Additions to Club Lists may be made at any time 
In the year at above rates. 
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and whenever desired. Address all orders and 
letters to 
THE NEW YORK WORLD, 
_ 31 aud 3)4 Purk Row, 
World Building. NEW York, N. Y. 
the HOUSEHOLD, with the 
RURAL NEW-YORKER 
FOR ONE YEAR POSTAGE PAID. 
NOTE.—Every one who takes advantage of this 
offer will receive the premium peonage of choice 
seeds, glveu to every subscriber to the Rural New- 
Yorker. They will not ho entitled to auy ocher 
premium however. 
Address all orders &c. to 
THE FREE PRESSCO. 
DETROIT, Mich. 
