American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-30
GRANGE Ess ".
Rssd BY Mr.. Prrssly Groves 81 the
Forsst Grove Gran-s Fair.

torsst Grove Granre fair.
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u3o you that feel somewhat
embarrassed upon thIs Occaaion.
from Q feeling of jncompetency {.
pro.lace n disoois;t;,u :u;tal,,e Z,
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'.s'' Wy ." "a"'e"ce "1e tn's-ons
',o"s tr'seu OF Tue strong minded far
ners Of my ustive county, and t.
<One extent of the professional
.;lassps. who ara uaca-,ll,. ram ~,
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:--:.. ~''o' .o'y' WI
..'es c1'''c'se t'se deeds aud doings
III the smaller stars.
Our subject for contemplation to.
lay Is one Of vital interest to eacl,
and every c;,i~. ~ ~. A,.;
re-. 'S'''
o"'O'' ~ "i'O' ~ uepends the ex
'ssence OF cisiiized communities and
llatiOn:slities-tbat Of aglicaltmrp-
che tiIlace of The soil-o,,e anon.
tbe rol,i..t ..a $500. ,........,:.-
Sm.. ~
NO ess Ofe"t0r himself
NV ~ 70 MAKE u leading featur
IN the cn.at."n Of this great uni
serse. He found it hecessasy thu,
popping this earth with the
'la'nan fam'ly, that they shoai.l
ave l'fi m;'"s.n' 's"nrce IT rnt'i'ly
'ug the temporal wants Of man, and
enst Is snouisi BE 30 instructed IL u
I Could not I've sieinolishesl until h.
'aw nt 10 blot out Of existence the
latiOns Ot th@ earth. He designed
that the mud Of man slynuld BE-
sMpioyed ~ some occupRtitIss, ami
~ vseS ~ this he introduced thu.
Son'Ier!n' idea or fact-tllai OF the
scGetaaso0 OF trees, shrubs aud
.hanis-and this heritage he has
cit " tue human family as n sOuscf
ef eSlstencr aud the c0nstitut nj
elements OF iile earth upon which
ve 1--we is a.laptcsl to the l,erpetua
hon of this great privilege until
time sha" nave wound mp her las
oreaa. Agricultare Is cOevei will.
/. ne existence OF man the products
u the vine and flg tee supplied the
empOrxl wants N A.'ain aad Eve
.iuIlng their stay in the Garden OF
Ellen and Il has remained u fixed
'1ct from that epoch Of the wOrld'r
I" h.s day, rs = vehicle BY
Nuicr W animated nature shall ex-
80. Anis napi,y cOncOurse OF neigh
'Ors anu tf1enua to-day Is one
imoug the happy results or pro
ne Of agrlc1lfure.
Has exhibit Of the earth's pro
''ect~ should De u Us an emblem at
peace anu prosperity It sisOuid
ssscn W. tnat = Just providence,
ever Mintiua OF the wants Of man.
'esk's tnoee who Try 70 help thcm
selves. AS ye SOW, 90 shall We
cap This exhibit indicates n
spsris OF reform "a our system al
ssSicuiture u introduces nrw ideas
mo sne minds Of the people Il
slsouens iof : time the despondins
',lu cafcworm iaoofer u dispe!s tho
sioom OF the present. and opens vi. |
. tne imagination prospects Of
.Isi'ians iu'ure q peacefaliy oh,
'oeS.ses tue private animOsities 81
veg ns'orS an0 friends; u honOrabiy |
'roduces . epfit II competition,
lnonx the iaDoring Classes: il
'fings together the farmer aud pro
essiOnal man, that they may en-
'agB IN happy converse aud advise
ogether for the good of the whole
one II as essential to
he pfogressof people astlle o. her.
Inc farmer tsevotes bis time and
sient 70 the products Of the eartii
nd the care Of his hOcka. Tie pro
nets VI his toll are the bulwa.ks Oi
0mmrrce aud national prosperity
rom his productions all human em
hes derive their revenues, and fear
. collapse frnm tlsstf source. The
W. givcr and exp0under, If he be
quest IN his profession, is essential .
. . vidette upOn the watch tower
our liberties. He leans upon thu. !,
Of our cOun,ry as the
reat chart of our liberties: he an
yzes all new theories emanating | |
ON . political source. aud warmr
10 people Of danger. if there br
anger. He prostcufes criminals.
I'd Tins eliminates that Glars ut d
2Is0n from public society-henc. c
. II n very necessary adjunct TO II
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