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202 ME SOUTHERN WORLD, *M AY 1,1885. IflML - , Terms of Subscription. So year, lu advance, postage paid 00 tingle copy 10 Sample and canvassing documents tad free. Liberal commissions given to those who make yq clubs. . AU Postmasters are authorized to receive «ub- criptlons tor The Southern Cultivator and Dun Takrer. THE 6REAT AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL -02T THE- SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST. Itates or A«1 vorUsing. The Southern Cultivator is the oldest Agri- . Rural Jouruu. of the South. By recent pur- bases It now combines The Dixie fanner, Atlanta, The Plantation, Montgomery, Ala., The Rural tin, Nashville, Tcnn., ami unites the patrons 01 eoe with its own largo list of subscribers, vovEimsEMENTs, first insertion 20c per lino. Each subsequent insertion 15c per line. rosiNESs Notices, first Insertion 25c per line. Bach subsequent insertion 20c per line. Advertisers are charged tor tho space occupied 2 solid nonpareil measure—ten lines make one • vransient advertising must bo prepaid. Outs inserted without Extra Charge. No advertisement inserted tor less than one .cllar. ■W The above are net prices tor all advertising ws than $100.00 in amount. Address all orders tor subscription and aqyei- laingto JA8. P. HARRTSON, Business Manager Cultivator Pub. Co., Drawer 8. Atlanta. Ga. DEADER, NOW IS YOUR OPPOR TUNITY. READ AND ACT AT ONCE. The Southern Cultivator $1.50 o. Yonr. tHK RECOGNIZED LEADING PERIODICAL OJ ITS KIND IN THE SOUTHERN STATES. UNPARALLELED OFFER. NE SOUTHERN GULTIVATOR AND WORLD’S CYCLOPEDIA FOR $2.00. OYOLOPASDIA8 GIVEN AW/.V. Every subscriber to THE SOUTHERN CULTI VATOB, old or new, whose subscription tor 188s la immediately forwarded us, together with tbe price. |1 A0 per year, and 80 cents extra-making |2.ooln all will receive THE SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR for all of 18S6, and be presented with tbe World* Cyclo pedia, 800 pages and over 1 ,u00 engravings. Strongly bound In cloth, black and gold. Send two-cent stamp for mailing yon, post-paid, ipeclmeu copy of THE CULTIVATOR, premium list and specimen pages of “BUI Arp’s Scrap Book." Canvassers wanted everywhere. Address Cultivator Publishing Co., Atlanta, Ga. MONET SAVED—TWO MAGAZINES TOR THE PRICE OF ONE—OUR CLUB LIST. Below will be seen a well assorted clubbing Hst, from which onr readers may make selections. We will also club with other publications when desired: SIOULAH PRICK. OUR PRICK. P 00 Demorest’s Monthly Magazine 4.) 00 2 00 Oody* Lady’s Book.... 8 (0 1 60 Peterson* Magazine 2 80 2 60 Leslie’s Popular Monthly.™....,.,,..™..,™. 8 80 1 80 American Agriculturist......™.............™.... 2 80 8 20 Scientific American...........™...,................ 4 00 2 00 New York Tribune. 8 00 2 80 Country Gentleman „/™_._. 8 He 1 28 Ladlcs'Floral Casket 2 80 1 78 Youth’s Companion.™........ 2 78 l 60 Little Folks 2 50 8 60 Cassell’s Magazine of Art-..4 75 1 00 Our Llttlo Men and Women... 2 Ou 8 00 Wide Awake 8 78 4 (X) Waverly Magazine 4 75 8 00 St. Nicholas 8 78 4 00 The Century Magazine.. 4 75 8 00 Golden Days™ 8 78 4 00 Harper’s Bazar , 100 Or any of the following newspapers: The Weekly Constitution, Tbe Savannah Weekly News, The Weekly Telegraph and Messenger, The Augusta Weekly Chronicle and Constitutionalist, or any re ligious or political paper printed In any of tbe States will be sent In club with THE CULTIVATOR at a ■pedal rate. Write for rates for your favorite. EVERY SUBSCRIBER retained on our doors ana not mm a single copy. Every subscriber, every canvasser, every crab raiser and every one generally, who Is Interested In Its properity. will please urge friends and neighbors to subscribe now. This Is the season to obtain new subscribers. We will forward (ample copies to all who oall tor them, to aid In the work. OUR PREMIUM LIST SUBSCIRPTION: $1.80 A YEAR-SAMPLE COPIES FREE. M Books, Watches, Clocks, etc., Is attractive. Write for f OU particulars. The Southern World and The Southern Cultivator, One Year, same address, $175. Adapted to the Climate, Soil and Productions of these Sections. DEVOTED TO Agriculture, Horticulture, Gardening, Improved Stock, Poultry, The Dairy, The Household, Hygiene, Literature, Stories by Southern Authors, Wit and Wisdom, etc. Address JS. 3R- HARRISON, Business Manager Cultivator Publishing Company, TTvA-TTcroy O ■ •A.TXiA.NTAt [hid] Good and Useful Books, The foUowtng books, comprising thirty numbers if THK CULTIVATOR Library, are published In neat pamphlet form, all of them handsomely liras* ire led, and are all printed from good type upon good paper. They treat of a great variety of sbbjeota, and the collection furnishes about as large and varied an assortment of reading matter as any family could desire. Each book la complete In Itself: 1. Manual of Etiquette; 2. The Standard Letter Writer;8. Winter Evenings;.. Dialogues, Recita tions and Readings; 6, Parlor Magic and Chemical The Home Cook Book and r Experiments; S. Family Dlstlngnlsbed People; 13. Tho History and Mystery of Oommon Things: l4. The Laurel Bush; 16. Ann Fanoy Work tor Home Adornment; 23. The Cricket special offers to the readers of THE CULTIVA- TOH. We will send tbe thirty books above dee- ::lb«lby mall. iKnipslii. together with a year’s aub- Mmpttoa to .THE CULTIVATOR upon receipt or 2.60, or we will give the books free to any one send- ig us a club of three subscribers and 84.60. Addreas Cultivator Publishing Co., Atlanta, Ga,