The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-08-23

snch subjects. The meetings Of this
Grange will also afford q pleasant place
for All Patrons from the country to 60
who NAV be held over in the city,
The Industrial Age has the following: as
..M;ss :Inlia A. Garretso1, the grange
lectnrer for Iowa. will address few
grange gatherings in Illinois next month,
# invited. Miss Garretson is GOOD
talker and q favorite wherever she goes.
Her unouestioned ability and patriotism
and correct life, form character tllas
commands both respect and attention..
The Age was happy to receive eau
on Tuesday morning from the Hon: Doo-
lev w. Adams, the master of the Nation
ton Grange Mr.. Adams is on his way
home in Northern Iowa. He is looking
well, and reports the grange movement
1 in a fourishing condition. The addltloA
of 25O oranges in the month Of June
shows the movement IS still alive ana
dong well.-Industrsal Age.
PROMPT as the removal Of the head
quarters of the National Grange to Lou
isyille. we have very neat and interest
ing paper from that city, called the No
, tional Granger, published by the INA
tional Granger Publishing Company"
and edited by John T. Hearn. We well
come it to our ranks. We think the
word Patron should be substituted Tor
: that of Granger"
|, The National Grange says: 30. II.
v Kelley, Secretary ofthe National Grange,
is now in his new quarters at No. ~
d Main street, this city. The Secretary:
d who is, by the way, the real head ana
d; founder of the Order Of Patrons. will
9 have a better field here for the advance
le ment of the great cause-Loalsvllle De-
inc the metropolis of the section most
a thoroughly allied to the grange move
" ment." We supposed that Master Adams
e was the head Of the Order at present.
er It is now over two weeks since the
n matter OF the connection of the Secretary
of the National Grange with the swind-
ling house of Farley & Co., of New York.
lic was submitted to a member OF the Ma
, ! tional Grange executive committee.
It'll Some impotence is being exhibited to
M see report. The Colorado Farmer says !:
nc 1.-The delay is daily adding to the in
~ iury. nand adds, ssthere is feeling among
vas the subordinate oranges, that ia cropping
he ont here and there, that it is time some
IL. fresh material was incorporated into the
the National Council"
en- Although member OF Ceres Grange
nth the writer of this will do all in his power
hat ieoitimately to abolish it entirely. W.
eed presume the National Grange, at its SEES
'eat sion in November, will not only abolish
yes this degree but perhaps one or twt
de- others. or at least place them under tn
full control Of the 4th degree membors
I'M as we'll az the election of nU officers IN
W." ".a dor the same control, as direct as poi
= of s;ble. In week or so this whole sui
t be- iect. together with the propriety Of estat
lmeo fishing biennial sessions for both tn
like State and National Oranges will b
ION opened moro at length in the columns
con- the Helper.
re is We have Just received a circular lett
lcui- from a committee OF gentlemen actin
per- on behalf of the cooperative union OF 90
here United Kingdom, making known the O
t in ;ect at their mission to the United State
1t to which "is TO bind more closely the Pa
at OF rons of Husbandry to the co-operators
luisi- England Their plan of cooperate
.. between the two countries is the same
presented to the N. G. Ex-Committ
through Hon. Thos. d. Worrall, al
published in full in the Helper week
On, is two since with the action OF that COZ
mittee. They have announced meetln
for conference with committees Of
oans, Order at several points in the Unit
eting o.a.os .auer ara at ST. Louis on I
au 10th and 18th of August, Kansas City
the 10th, and Dubuque. Iowa, about
oding 22nd.
ny The New York World commenting
Ten the act of disfranchisement by
Oh IN. trainers OF the constitution Of the
nio'' tional Grange. by which the natio
deputies and others debarred themsel
q let forever, as such, from voting in :
. that body. has the following:
Kas., "How they could claim any especial n
feared for the act would be hard TO zee, As me
8, and per Is not az sPec'a paa1s sn ina 4,
and ~ TO life membership in the highest &
florida tain Of authority, the Ceres Grange, TO "
Il the the N ,tional Grange Is merely bureau.
n deci la. en0 ,,.s,nl.rs ~ the National Grano
Q State life, eligible to all its Offices AMI ~
been admit only masters Of state oranges VINO
Louis, served one year to this high and myae
.;t;es Grange, whose abiding place no man kno
and whose officers and members no man
lumber know. II will be many years before any On
n from Ia made in the majority whose WORD y
.,;.k,- supreme in all secret matters.
Ito and Or. Pisress Favoris Psescspdea
neat 10 II very strongly recommended by the Ne
1ustrial Pacnlfy and i largely prescribed among
ent. Female Patients. II Is worthy Of ~ o
Grange tsat;monisls:
unds OF DR. Chapman, Plattsmouth, Neb. y
lied up have under treatment lady, who, 70
in con- past seven years has been afflicted, and,
branch trying several physicians without rec
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