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TNNHE new volume Of 90 The CultivatOr," Tor 1916,
IL commences the first day Of January, and the
Nos will be promptly issued the first Of each month
heretofore In the Importance extent and variety
its the number of its contrbutors-in the
beauty and variety Of its illustrations, as we'll as in the
extent of its circulation, this paper is without rival in
the agricultural press, at home abroad. ''s@ <-


TeTms-Single copies, 81 90 year-Seven copies
for IS OO-Ffeen copies for $IO Any person dispos'
ed aid in promoting the circulation of = The CuliVa
tor" will receive sample numbers and PTospectuses,
application. post paid. Address LUTHER TUCKER,
Editor Cultvator, Albany, N. Y.


March 4, 1916. Sol.