, 1873-03-10

corn-p planter, has been IN 1ne superior material
and caro- in manufacture. Al other manufac-
turers Of these goods must aim at like excel
lence in order to attain the came popularity. We
talk Of monopolieg, and there men bold them by
making tho best Furst d Brady have similar
monopoly in horae-1akes; and SO it is in other
implements. tho man that makes the best has
the monopoly, in despite Of cheaper implements.
We rail at the high price these men charge us
for their goods aud yet, when We offer to pay
cash down, they are smiling as May morning,
and order liberal reduction aEonce- It is not
because there are far1ning~clubs or patrons Of
husbaudry, but because the members OF those
orpnniza atsons have discovered the wide difference
between prompt pay, aud long, uncertain credit.
Whilethe same monopoly remains, the superior
implement commands the market, and nothing
short Of ready pay will bring this down to :
Lowell
This Club is now making preparation for
CHEESE AND BUTTER FACTORY.
The members are satisfied that, take all things
into consideration, there is no reason why they
NAV not succeed. 1t il true that We arc liable to
long periods Of drouth, that would impair the
pasturago but then we can grow any quantity
Of corn to bridge over these periods, and
We have cheap corn and cheap oats for
feed, and hare cheap coal for grinding aud
steaInin0. The springs are earlier and the au-
tumus later, aud the market near by Tor the sale
OF these products. 1t is understood that 200
acres and $500 cash can put in at once If some
enc well-trained to cheese and butter-maklng
other clubs that no doubt would be- willing to
i've l;ka encouracement to q factory Of this
kind
This state Of things shows most clearly that
tho farmer is simply producer OF the raw ma
terials, and that the manufacturer take8 these,
and adds to them skill and labor, and returns
them to tho congurner Of which tho farmer him
self ia d large one.
TEE CLUB MEETS WEEKLY,
on Monday evening, and always has some sub
iect tlat has been agreed upon at the previous
!meat;n~ to I1;acnss. Auy business matters are
3 first dis13osed Of. The annual fec from members
r. d ce1,ts'-a snna that has proved enough for
ali useful purposes. Tho meetings being at tho
pcr eYaning for Janitor Letter-heads, envel-
pnca md nostaee are required Tor the Secre-
tarv, II there Is any Grange of the Patrons
which has succocdcd better than this Club, after
throwing away fro:n sl0} to $500 Der aun1m Oh
rsaiass tIt,nrncrv This Club would like to bo an
nrisei1 of tbs facft.
we hare IN abiding fnith that in time mapy
of tha hlocks in tha Tay Of progress will be re-
moved, or 60 rounded in form as to be more
.oora d;rars;f;ad hnnbandry Jnst now we hare
e1,r,,j1,o ~ norn that eniaia loss of frnn, to
canta on erarv hrs]al thar is aold for glippine.
1a thnt ~ ~ stoct ia nar;np fair rrof;t
vnstor,1a.. nn ~ mr. nt,mbar sold ten nigs tor
aG5; 45;9n e2sr VU s1oo a. rettnr centa uonnd iva
..e;nht Bin. have hoen fnkan viii,
t,,tta "a :. .'n,, prn,nmands o. canta
o"''e1' on" - Nv" ~. ~g T,1r w,1o1r
+,,a oaot;noa =, "a I'm have hean of oreat ad-
ran+a9e tnu " t1a - nachnrhood as the members
@ sau.aea eant,,as ~ .ne ~ h,,aness mt show and
exneo tGs pstrona vii, their cerenaonias and
sa "na nd snJ rasstsnr3a s.1l 1nra hoen FORGOTTEN
au pa.e ha Iii stand torth in III tha;r
these nasefs ens @ W. tat au = rennrea a. i;tt1e
10 .',a th;S NV atntanant ~ tbs TINA
tthepo ~ ~ o ha M a har in makinr it AZ It il
y IT aaas 10 o and c,ndor ~ b.Te stated
pofs ~ ~ ~ A1an1ne 4a an snant An tha patrons
over that on tne !a1naels ciiua, .t hat1an -
PV 1Ne- ~ ,nnhta ~ eoo +tn ID