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Administrators Sale.

AGmtsliStFatOrS Sale. ri
pY Virtue of All order frohi David l.
~ Turner. Judge of Probate for Edge
field County, | will sell at the late resi-
drnce of BENJ. J. STEVENS, decd
on FRIDAY, eth FEBRUARY next
all the Personal Estate of the said de.
ceased, consisting OF the following:
-Four Head OF Horses,
Three Head of Mules,
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, 's
Farming Utensils, III
Wagon and Buggy,
Twenty Three Bales Cotton,
Cotton Seed, y :a
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms Cash.
WM. L. STEVENS, ATor.
Jan - St 81
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State of, South Carolina

Notice. - 81 .'' ,
A LII persnna indebted TO the Firm of
"A Griffin II Cobb OH accounts con-
tracted d1ri}E EN ;hs } RaSt Fall, viii please
notice.: as no longer, indulgence will be
given, GRIFFIN IL COBB.
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DIR. Hoorri!,s FEMALE pI1Is;;'a posi-
tive cure for Suppression, or Irseguiari-
ty, arising from any causo whatever :
They arc perfectly harmless. -,
er Eue,y LAZY should Keep g boz sqt
The I'ills on hand jo5ri use il, casc of need.
Price, siIOo per box. Sent securely
sealed to any. address on receipt: Of price.
- Pireet aA oEaaeEsih Fae HOOPER q CO., ID
p O, Boy 245a o,Gi lGPhiiadelphin, Pa.
Jadtaa. ,i.nnlnuja e0@ oWldy- 81
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W. B: GuLIcK. Cashier.
.'- G. !. 1REDELt, Ass't { Cashier.

IN addition to the ordinary and usual
i business OF Banking, the Carolina
National Bank of Colur,bia, S, c., is.
sues Interest bearing CeititNttes for any
amount, payable pn demand, aad bear
ing scven per cent. interest from date.
interes. collectablc every six inonths, ii
the Certificate has not been previously
same terms, and intcrcsa paid in kind.
Depositors have all the advantages of
A SAVINGS BANK,
and the safety oi their deposits il guar.
anteed lya paid-up capitlof Three Huu.
d' ci Tho"sdnd Dollars. Persons hav.
ing funds which they wish o.nvest tenn
porarily, will find this safe means of
Investment, returnable upon demand,
and always reidy for use shoulda more
profitable investment offer.
Remittances may be raade by Express,
and Certificates will be returned by mail
without delay.
Columbia. Isl c., Nov. IA, 1872. 3m4s
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- ia"l .ea liI
Cash Price, $50 Per Ton. l,:: :. :.
Factors Acceptance, 1857 5o..q .Is e
Delivered at Boat or Railroad Free of DrayagsSe.

a. sats f. ~ Us. f. idat: 5iilse>.
HE Use of tits GUANo past established its
character and reliability need only that the Guano
brought this PRECISELY TIE SAME IN COM
POSITION AND QUALITY that heretofore sold ~ a.
large fixed Capital invested by this Company M business fur
nhes the best guarantee of continued excellence The has
in maintaining its standard Of quality than number
consumers have. -:' r. - - o. 30"
received and information furnished application to Agents
at various Local Markets. F' =" - .1's~t'9
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A CARD.
To the Public.

HAVING bought the Entire Stock
of DIR. w. 4. SANDERS, 1 woulG with
nv kindest thanks to the good people Of
Edgefield for their kind treatmentio me
in the past, beg continuance q the
trade bestowed heretofore upon Dr.SAN-
pERs, promising to keep the Stok in
every respect FULL and COMPLE2E.
DIR. SANDERS will remain in the
Store. conduct the business, and Ore
fully Compound all Prescriptions
= d. L. TURNEl
I o1 IF
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Goodwill 1ChanleE, No 80, 4. A. M,

A regular Convocation of this Chaps:r
~ will be held ON Friday, 7th FebrtiAG
'ry, at l P. NJ. Royal' Ara Arei Masons are
'ih9lted biattelid. 10 e.uoiioss 4y;;: s''le
ESuolJ diHd ,,,luMMIE.O IN, Sec,sEhr
Jan. 8 At
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FERTILIZERS! r
rAI'4CARD.

,NHIE have lefta number of Accounts
|. w with ]. L. Addison. ESQ.,, for col
lection. Those who would like to save
J Costs, had bottor colne.up and settle
,YOUNGBLOOn d BUM.
Ian m a3ro
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CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK,
ia Columbia, S. @.
Capital Stock Paid in $500, 900.

Board of DIRECTORS.
I. D. Childs, Pres, Jno. T. Darby,
J. w. Parker, Tice-P Pres, r. NJ. Wallace,
C. d. Melton. Solicitor, Jno 5. Wiley,
r. O'Neale, Jr, E. Hope.
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commencing Nov, 1872, was ratified. This
Bill leaves itin the discretion of the Gov
ernor and AttOrney-Ge to extend the
time for payment of taxes in any county
when collection is impraeticable.
Bills to refer to the voters Of Barnwell
the location of the county seat and place
for holding Courts Of the county; to set
apart jury fund in each county, passed
their third reading, and will be sent to
the Senate.
In the House, the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported favorably on the fol-
lowing Bill, which had been presented
in the House OH the 18th, by Mr.. Paris
Simkins:
A Bill to Punish any Person or Persons
who shall sell and Convey any Real or
Personal Property OH which lien of
any kind may exist, without giving
notice of such lien to the Purchaser or
| Purchasers.
| Be it enacted by tho Senate and House
| of Representatives of the State of South
| Carolina, now met and sitting in General
Assembly, and by the authority Of tho
same:
SEC l. That from and after the passage
| of this Act, any person or persons. who
| shall wilfully and knowingly sell and
convey any real or personal property on
which any lien or liens exist, without
first giving notice Of such lien or liens
70 tine purchaser or purchasers Of such
real or personal property, shall be deem
ed guilty Of 4 misdeinealior, and on con-
viction thereof, shall be imprisoned for
term not less than six months, nor
more than three years, and be fined not
less than one hundred dollars or more
than five thousand dollars, or either or
both, in thc discretion Of the Court.
We hope simktns will press his Bill
until it Ia finally passed, for Its provis-
Ions are very good, and should be the
law Of the land.
I'm the Senate, a Bill to extend the time
for officers TO qualify; bill to investi-
gate and report the outstanding liabili-
ties of the rohtity Of Edgefeld. received
thclt secoid reddlAS, ai.d *ete ordered
to be engrossed for thitd reading.
On Thursday THE 18th, in the Senate
Jervey give t,otlee of IL Bill tn require
Cororcrs ,n ofTst rewards in criminal
cases; Whittemore introduced Bill to
authorize the Attorney-General to CON-
mence proceedings against Kimpton SO
a. to effect settlement the Committee
ON Education reported favorably on the
Bill to empower the City Council OF
Charleston to establish House Of Ref.
upe and Industrial School.
In the House, Hurley introduced
joint resolution to revise the tax laws.
Petty gave notice of Bill tn build
Hospital on Wadulalaw Island.
Owens gave notice Of Bill to repeal
all laws relative to fences; Tate gave no.
tice OF Bill to amend the ACT to aid
and encourage manufacturers
E The resolution, to Investigate the iinan-
easof Charleston County. after smother
| Il: +ussion. was made into a joint resolu-
ton, .ii.& ,.cfcrrcd. -. =
: RepfestGtaatii2Ss9 ~ r.,rssnaon fnttoddced q
bA1rto prohibit ths;sAle of liquors or
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10. THE LADIES.

Jan %
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-20

On Paa 81 ssssaiSS sss Asaas Sas
ser8 8siblS StaHd Timely aftiSiS.@ @6n asSttihr
on OF debt; inswhich. it says !thst ? $ksis
ways makes tight times when paw sSsy
opnes to . people who import ioreiap
goods beyond their means to psy folf The
same 1nt6e fiscal year ending Jun8
50, 1879, our importations amounted TO
tho unprecedented sum Of $3.50, 600, 600.
Yhls year they, are less, and. tho nation
1s trying to reduce it's indebt t6dness to
Europe. When most OF this debt was
contracted, cotton was worth Ii Nov
York on average 211k cents q pound.
Now. whenlws are trying to cancel tho
same, cotton is worth in New York
about 16X cents in the same currency.
These facts show the folly Of running
into debt and over.trading. It takes
$4,000, 900 month in gold, or its
equivalent. to pay the interest in Eu-
rope on our Government and other
bonds. II these bonds and other
credits were held in this country by
savings banks and others, it would save
paying an annual tribute of some $500
100000 in gold, cotton, corn and other
staples, as interest money that does not
lessen our debt to foreigners dime.
This payment of 80 much interest is the
weak point or bump in the American
skull. Instead of running headlong into
debt, and selling corn and cotton at low
figures to pay up old bills and make new
ores on credit. we should reform our
whole system Of trade and finance and
pay US we CO."
five should only do this, pay as we
go, the South would be the most pros
porous section of the Union. Our peo-
pie must live within their income. Ex-
travagance in living is the curse OF the
country, and the people OF Georgia are
no exception to the rule. In both city
and country We rush into debt and live
beyond our means, just as if there was
never to be day of settlement. The
credit system ls a positive evil, and as
long as 1t lasts we fear that it will be
impossible fer our people to get ont of
debt.
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A Leavenworth clergyman, while
preaching his sermon one Sunday even.
ing. perceived young man and woman
under the gallery in the act OF kissing
each other behind a hymn book. The
good parson did not fly into passion
and discharge volley OF anathemas at
the misguided pair, but, tender. b earted
az Goldsmith's Village Pastor, he mere-
~ broke his sermon short off in the
middle of thirdly" and offered o fer
vent prayer in behalf of "the young
man In the pink neoktie, and the maiden
in blue bonnet and gray shawl, who
we're pfofaning the sanctuary by kissing
one another in pew No. 68."l
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The Newest Goods

ia THE subscriber btEs l,av, - inform
~ thG citizens and public generally. thut
III no has just returned from the Nu,ih
Win as fine an assoltmt Mt of FALL a9,!
I'M Err GOODS as ever ha~ been offered II,
this city, viz: Fine WOOLENS, Coaii.ps,
vestings, DoeekinB, Cloths, Cassm. rtr. &c
Ills friends and customers arc respcctiuily
invited to examine his stock. Az ho guai;,n-
'cca 10 please the most fastidious All sui, y
ordered will be guaranteed to fit and be o
tho best workrn anship.
Sept 25 c. d. EDERHANDT.
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Jewelry! Jewelry! Jewelry!

A his new store, Main street, nearly op-
~ posite the Central National Pank has
alarge and beautiful stock Of fine WATCH EB,
stem and key winders, from tho best Eu-
ropean and American manufG ctnrvrs aud OF
ms own importation, in gold and eilvcr cases.
Elegant JEWELRY! An unrivaled aseort.
ment just received. and all the latest styles.
Sterling SILVER-WARE, in sets and cases.
Eildai PRESENTS, and u very fine selection of
Tiatcd- Ware, Gold Watch end Neck Chains,
Lockcts. elegant Seal, Wedding and EnC age,
ment Rings, lnrge stock Of Spcctaclcs and
E'o-Glastes, Clocks, Musical Boxes, and a
great variety OF Fancy Articles. My etock is
tho largest aud bcst select cd in tho Hont her
country. and will be sold as chcap as the
same article can be bought anywhere.
Oct "a
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FRANKLIN EuU:

Corner Briage aud G,iins .riyr,fs.
fHthE Z undersisn, bug- to a:..,o..uc,. 10 i:;s
L ola patrons and friends. tina. Eu iia. II. :
opened his ,MPLE ROOM and iA!s;IAu.
FISH. GAME md UYsTEts r. II a. al az n"nts.
together with, every Ce!icacy that the
Cfiarleston and Columbia markets # .rd
Nov6 g. II EnttI;iJl
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CLOTHING! DRY GOODS!
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS

1!HE undersigned. equal to the wants of
L his friends and the public in general,
has re-opened on Main street, at the stand
formerly, occupied by John c. Dial. with q
CLOTHING and GENTS' FURNISHING
GOODS, which he offers at prices that dCfv
competition. Respectfully soliciting ehare
OF the patronage hitherto extended to him.
he promises full satisfaction TO all that IA.
vor him with CALL H. GOODMAN.
Dot %
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ings, Patent Railin;s for Gar.iol- a,:d Come
teries, lro> Settecs and Arbor C!iqirs: also.
Brass Castings OF all kinds. BELLS for
Churches, Schools, Workshops. &c Gua
any Ncrth or South
Works at foot of Lady street and un,r n
Eonth Carolina and Grecnvillc I'd ,,nr..nb;:
Railroad Companies Depnts. h.yfS
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
AT THE
Grand Central Dry Goods Establishm t
w. D. LOVE g. co.

A VERY large stock of dc sirab GOODS,
IA purchascd since the pnnic, at auctien
and elsewhere. will bo offered on MONDAY,
November 10, 1873. aud throughout the week,
at the most EXTRAORD1SAKY LOW PRICES EVER
KNOWN IN THIS CITY.
Our entire stock Of DRESS GOODS will bo
offered at less than PANIC PRICES
All tho now nd desirable Fabrics In Mourn
ing Drees Goods, including scventy-five
pieces Of Black Alpacas. OF the bcst goods
made, will be offered at panic prices.
fiannels, Blankets. Comfort ablcs, Hosiery
and Underwear for ladies. gents and chill
dren, OF every eize and quality, at extremely
low prices.
In our LACE department, VIC offer an i'm
mense assortment or goods, comprising Dol.
larettee, Jabots, Ruffs, Ties, &o, which la
dies will fnd to be the beet assortment we
have ever exhibited, and at unueualIy low
prices.
Our stock Of Domestics, Prints, Jeans,
Tweeds and Cassimeres comprise full line
OF choice goods. at very low prices. Linen
and Housekeeping Goods much under for
mer prices. Carpets and Rugs at a great re-
duction, to reduce stock and give our custom
ers bargains.
Don't fail to secure some Of the great bar
gains to be found at tho Grand Central Dry
Goods Establishment Of
W. D. LOVE CO.,
Under the Wheeler House.
w. u. LOVE. Is. Is. MCCREERY.
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a man in Duluth is 80 mean to his
wife thashe quarrels with her about the
politics Of the paper she stuffs her
hustle with. The idea Of attacking a
woman behind her back.
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CONGAREE IRON WORKS.
COLUMBIA, S..
JOHN ALEXANDER, Proprietor.

II y NCFiETU-
REH OF STEAM
ENGINES. SAW
A N d G j. I S II
MILLS. Gin Gear
ing, and MI kinds
OF Iron Caaiings
for nj ach incry
and Ornamental
Z Il u =. ings for
Storrr and Gwnii.
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Notice.
~ Hon. DUDLEY ". ADAMS, OF iowa,
Master OF the National Orange of the Pa.
irons OF Husbandry, will address tho visitors
at tho Fair OF tho Carolinas, in Charlotte,
NJ There will be grand procession OF
the Patrons, in regalia, on tho Occ 4sion, and
all Patrons from South Carolina arc cor
daily invited to unite with us ON that fiesta
day. by order:
y. e. BATTLE. Master State Grange.
Il. L. VAIL, Secretary. Nov l3
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*: ooLUMBA s. o. THURSDAY MORNING VOL
JOHN,C, JACOB.

MANUFACTURER Of sAUsAaEs. 30.
~, LOGNAS, PUD DINGS, HEAD
CAEESE; DO, corner Main and Medium
streets, two squares below State House. Fa-
supplied. Orders filed and delivered. Fresh
Pork and Beef also for sale Nov ii limo
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New Books at Bryan's Bookstore.
A JOURNEY to the Centre of the Earth
"A from the French OF Jules Verne. 81.
Monographs, Personal and Social, by Lord
Houghton, with portraits, 20.
Jessamine, Novel, by Marion Harland,
hgainet the Stream, by schonberg Gotta
Family, $1.75.
Music and Morals, by Howeis, 81 rs.
Memoir OF Brother, by Tom Brown, at
Oxford, 81 so.
Remarkable Voyages; or, Man Upon the
Sea. illustratul, by Gooderich, &3.
s:cS q 2fiss1hs, b. Acr:hcnd, s1cS
The Pennsylvania Pilgrim, by Whittier
Aftermath, new Poem, by Longfellow
Physics and Politics, by Baghot, London.
And other new Books. Also, an assortment
Of new Novels. Noy11
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special Not1oea.
rIuthe sJOK ROOM, on the Handkerchief
or In the Boudoir. the D'ORSAY COLOGNE
WATER is the most grateful OF all perfumes.
A few drops poured upon hot shovel or tin
plate will speedily give forth a disinfocting
and 1T the same time delicious odor, At
Aovs FISHERS Drug Store.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-20

Bad Weather, Bad Coughs. Bad Colds.
GTANLEY's celebrated COUGH sYhUP
y Will cure, Coughs. Colds, Asthma. Con-
sumption. It Is the remedy, without any ex.
ception. Stanley will say so. Get 1t only at
HEINITSH'S Cheap Drug Store.
Nov 10
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Pratt's Astral Oil

Perfectly odorlcss. Always uniform. Illu.
minating qualitica superior to Gas. Burns
in any lamp, without danger OF exploding or
taking Ere. Manufactured expressly to dis-
place the use OF volatile and dangerous oils
It's Safety under every possible test. and its
perfect burning qualities are proved by it's
continued use in over 800. 600 families. Mil
lions OF gallons have been sold, and no acci-
dcnt-directly or indirectly-has ever oc-
Cured from burning, storing or handling it.
Tho immcneo ye arly loss to life and property,
resulting from the use OF cheap aud danger
ous oils in the United Statos. is appalling.
The Insurance Companies and Fire Commits
siouers throughout the country recomm end
tho ASTRAL as the best safeguard when
lamps are used. Send for Circular. VIM.
3. STANLEY, Columbia. has a complete
stock at all times. Oct 3mOs
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ID Upright Steam Engine for Sale.
EIGMT-HORsE POWER, in perfect order.
~ with smoke-etack, shaiting and a guam.
1,ty ni OF betting. n,g For particulars. apply at
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-20
MILLINERY
First Prize Awarded at Fair pf 1879
Dairy Farm for Sale.

Dairy Farm Tor Sale.
FENHE subscriber offers for sale. on accom-,
L modating terms, his FAK,,, just out
side the corporate limits OF Columbia. On
this farm the largest crops Of corn. oats and
co!ton nave been made, as attcs;ed by pre-
miums awarded at several .ucrcs.iyc fa,rs
by the State Agricultural Society. It is nc
cuiarly adapted to the purposes OF u agraz;ng
and dairy farm, J.W PhI,KIiR
OcC 20 limo L. .. Box 100 Cuumhia
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T\HE lato telegrams from Washington, an.
II nonncing the decision of tho Uni ted
States Supreme Court, concerning the
Bills OF the Bank of the State.
Did not create more excitement in Columbia
than was caused by the announcement that
there are plenty more of those fine Havana
CIGARS, OF our own make, which are still all
and Loan and Greenbacks arc
Received at Par.
Great throngs are focking to avail them
serves or this opportunity to procure the
At the California Cigar Store.
Nov9 III. SULZBAOHER.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-04-17
INDIANA.
Ksrorrsv,r,r,r. Anr;, IL.

KNI0HTsvlLLE, April 10.
A riot has been In progress ct the
blast furnace of.the Western Iron Co.,
in this place since four O'Clock last
evening, between the new negro labor
ers from Virginia and the white min
ers and puddlers, who are on : strike.
Three Of the guard sent from the pc.
lice Of the town were cruelty beaten.
Rev. Mr.. Mathews, who appeared ON
the scene endeavoring to secure peace,
was set upon by the mob and was hit
upon the head witha large cinder
which cut . severe cash, but IL not So
riously injured. Two of the guards,
John Derby and Geo. Murbager were
badly bruised about the face and body
by women, who took the lead in the
afiray, and urged the rioters on.
The Emmett Guards and detach-
ment of police, commanded by Gen.
Dan McCauley, Of Indianapolis arrived
here at 5 20 this morning. r.
Since peace has been restored, seven
Of the ringleaders have been arrested
and are now being taken to Brazil,
where they will have their trial. The
miners and puddlers are still confident
and defiant.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-04-17
sT. LOUIS MARKET.

6T. LOUIS, April 16.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-Quiet; No. 4 fall LAO.
CORN-Quiet at 3311@A on track
OATS-Better; 30 In elevator.
RYE-Firmer at 66@68.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
WH1SkY-Extreme lots at 81.
PORK-Strong at $l7@$17.25 fol
May.
LARD-Held firm but no sales.
HOGS-Lower at 4.50@5. 10.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-04-17

sources Of our State, that we have
been to Indifferent to the proper dis.
position Of the products Of our labor
and toll.
By building up our own manufacto.
ries, we could furnish employment to
many good citizens In our cities and
towns, who often have been driven to
emigrate to other places to obtain a
livelihood. And our capital which has
been accustomed to 60 to fill the cof-
fers Of eastern capitalists, In securing
the wants of the people, would be rc-
tanned at home amongst ourselves |;
where, by it's constant circulation
many of the financial embarrassment
that have aflicted individual citizens,
would consequently be avoided.
It remains with the farmers of our
country to say whether such objects
are to DO attained or not. II would
not require many months Or years at
most, If we could act in unison, ere we
could usher into existence 4 new and
brighter era to every honest branch of
industry. We possess all the material
any one could possibly wish, which
only lacks permanent organization TO
bring into working order. Many good
reliable workmen in our cities and
towns will be found ready to cooper
ate with us In enterprises of this ma.
ture 60 Agriculture need lose mono OF
its strength by taking It's individual
supporters from the field to fill the
workshops.
The Western States and especially
Iowa, possesses all the natural advan-
tages and facilities, that the most rich
and fertile manufacturing States Of the
east can afford. We can support q
population at least ten times more
dense than what we have at present
and furnish them all with useful and
advantageous employment. The rap
i'd growth of our country demands tina,
the attention Of farmers be given te
such questions. If few mon possess.
ing . small capital, can. build up and
run q branch of business until they be-
come millionaires, by the enormous
profits in the manufacturing branch o.
industry, why is it we cannot as class
take the business into our own hands
and save for ourselves the money, hero
tofore lavished SO freely to build up M
imperious aristocracy, who have growi
to look npon us as mere creatures
created for their own especial conyen
fence, to whom they have q right Il
dictate, and our highest privileges ar,
to yield passive obedience to thei
demands, and continue in the futurt
what they have sought to make us il
the past "hewers of wood aud draw
ers Of WATER
The way for relief lie open and sure
Will farmers profit by the chances i
q question we are trying to solve, ant
we hope all agriculturists will attacl
themselves to our combination of far
mers, q step we can assure them the,
will never have cause to regret, bu
find themselves socially, financial,
and intellectually benefited thereby
Iowa GRANGER.