The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-08-29

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81 happiness, wealth and prosperity
u The count " ID II founded upon
the axioms that the products Of tho
soil comprise ihe basis Of wealth I;
that individual happiness depends
upon general prosperity, and that tho
wealth ofany country depends almost
entirely apon the intelligence and
mental culture Of ils producing classes.
The Order will accomplish thor
ough aud systematic organization
among farmers aud horiicullurists
throughout the United States, and
will secure among them intimate aud
social relations and
acquaintance with each other for the
advancen ent and elevation of these
pursuits, with an appreciation and
protection Of their true interests. BY
such means may be accomplished that
which exists through the country in
all other ayocations, and among all
oinlrc classes, industries and artizans--
combined co-operatEye association for
common benefit. Is it unfair nr
farmers to combine for purposes r.
where all others CON.
bine against them Not a little
village in all the country but has its
combinations /; the merchants get
together and fix prices the stock
men meet and say how much we shall
sell for them. The pillow makers
have their association. regular
and bind themselves and
each other TO certain measures. that
secure all they want. To complete
the list would be so enumerate every
body except the farmer, who does
Among the advantages to be de-
rived from the Order, are systematic |
for procuring and dis
in the most thorough |
md expeditions manner I; Information
relative to crops, demand and supply; |
prices, markets and transportation
the country. Also for
he purchase and exchange of stock,
seeds, plants and trees +; procuring
nell at home or abroad, and situations
or deserving persons seeking en-
)oyment also for testing the me rits
If newly invented implements, and
hose net in general use, and detect
ny and exposing the the whole coun-
ry; and to protect by all available
means the farming interest from
raud, and deception, and combina-
ions of every kind, so far as possi-
,le. The secrecy of tho the proceed
ng have been adopted as the only
means OF securing desired efficiency,
and unity, and to secure
lmong its members, confidence, har-
nony aud security.
Women are admitted to full mem
,ership, it having dawned upon this
lay and age, that woman has rights
Intellect, perceptions and prospect
We place in the world. Much might
,e said in this connection, but every
nan knows that where he can be ac-
by his vile or sister, no
essons will be taught but those OF
purity and truth. All political or re.
igious discussions are iguored they
10 not solicit the patronage of any
ect or Individual except on the in
rinic merits of the Order.
G. K. BARNEY.