The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-22


Trad tou Z soi bstg'r islls CO.
tat ~tss fks HsTsssos sr.s ~sfsa
upsa The coast 81 SsugA Carolisa.
sss bscams mscsnily ssn.ross "a
rrasrs territorial i@g.laiioe f-0nr
~ srss 90, fosss IN lbsi- pafiis.
nsassry ~prsosedisr sn ore rsqsiF-
isT srsry h.s ovssr 70 pissi ss5
oslavss a. lsss, ivo acres q bread.
sisas for sTsry mszbsr Of TIE hzilT.
Asd ubseqsent'y. . kindred sci vGs
parsed s~pprenncag ever nan Or 70
nsn Who bad % daily s~-plorzeni
10 sore isiss;noss fafnsr. for The
purpose OF masking ibe- rrov pro-
visions. Tso a=ilsr acts passed ssS
enforced to dsr 10 aay sate il The
Souih, would heal al o0r voes.
propose noy to assign and dis
euss another easse OF Dur poverty as
Q people. II this lie true. tia; vs
buy too much to eat and to wear, and
bar it too 10 disadvantage By al
vsys bgying on a credit il is 20 less
true tia, we ipdivid5sliIs too mach
all our acts and purchases, and SCI
dom have coneer, of action or CO op-
Grafton until We become statesmen.
and then We glui The market Ia
short. we buy BY retail ard sell BY
wholesale, and this keeps rs poor.
There ia 10 cooperation amongst
Southern farmers, Bach for hilself
prepares his lsod. plants. ealtirates
and harvests by and for himself, with
oat 8 passing tbought Whether COOP
Grating with bis ssighoors vo1ld rot
bsaef. himself. So slss in proczr-
ing Supplies; e.ch farasr bg,s lor
hinself, asd THIS nsi1g q retail c-s,
toner, loses tie prof.. s.i sira.l-
ages Of Ct vhossl. ~parSas,g.
This a. however. ore spaces Il Co
operates i xkie1 So1.hs-r far1&~s
have ssseee3si s5zi1Ny, Ezi tat
IL ihs asirs-al dsisz1t.io1 20 plE.i
-crs eoiaoa i.1nELr EIr ne w3-5
Bes5z Esi 10 E-oF rs Eare c-e9
E-oz tie zs-kss q. the sI5s TIE.
RSal css-1z-z AZ tie v=s-, bat
vso8aEk seslsrx u the AL.
Ls ~ Las-1ts u regezsirz facts
t-as EzzuLv os-cz- sLcss arr said
% he Eor1A Ds<s n lie e.zoe than
t1s0-y ~ Tie pS1R1-
In Iargi-y II lgsb3r waited q
nzs 80 al Dsi vs - advise
e1c& e3E, AZ cs1s.li vbs.ie- it
wsgG sss ss bs:ss- f1- to farsish tie
Ee7sF. v7i for o.s 70 % tie bsying?i
S0i Al AL b. aG bsing advised
i2sre i q drore Of 1sles il the wen
NJ, Tlzi iasz, ssi iEiz selecting his
cS@os with so-i Of careless wink OF
sang. isls lie -drovsr,- that's q
fce 1zIs AID asks, What would you
ASK = fellow ior III Well, the
6EsEg tk-osn hozriy in contact,
with Dsn who are ztiezpii.g to in
dsoe hin to sci 6esplf, il a. sharp
IS . brisr, and in Al instant faihons
the calibre Of his customer. A few
dollars sbose selling price is pat up.
on the mule. which presently, to in
dsce . sale, is Knocked Of" and the
farmer buys because be has q bar
gain. So each farmer selects from
the lot, snd IN ~freqsently oompeti-
tors with each other II two or more
would unite. and let one be spokes-
man and buyer for the many, quicker
would be made. and shorter
be the satisfactory result to
the drover.
And just 80 it is With ell other ar
ticles or implements on the plan
I may use Brinly's ploss
and pronounce them excellent Ny
prefers Watts, and rays
they can't be beat: while another
Iriead thinks the Pixie the best plow
n the land. Welave never exchsng
d Implement. or tested BY conpeti
ion the superiority Of either. but con-
Ient with our selection, We buy an
a > We have done before, and