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, 1876-02-05
The SIischier OF Proverbs.

Ideas may rule the world bat
mere terms govern the meiority OF
mankind. And when these are aptly
and compaclIy expressed, they are
likely to be accepted as true without
question or examination. Hence the
force and influence Of poyerbs and
phrases in proyerbial toIm- The
talseness or fallacy ;hey may contain
Is hidden or uuSuspectcd IN their easy
aud frequent iteration. They are
quoted not only Is reasons Tor certain
questionable conduct, but IS paIlia>
llOns and excuses for conduct that Is
uumistakably base. While many are
unable to see their full significance,
many more are unwilling TO see it,and
try to hoodwink others by hlppant
and noisy repetition.
Proverbs at best are seldom more
than partial truths, and at worst are
often The meauest of falsehOOls. They
are specious generally, and their spe-
ci0usness frequently wells their sophis-
Try and their moral detormity.
The world owes man living
is one Of the pleasant fallacies by
which bo,h lazy aud uuprincipled feI'
lows seek to evaded duty to tnemSci-
yes and responsibility to others. Tie
world may possibly owe a man a
living when irreparabie adversely has
oyertaken him when he has failed
after repeated trials, or when he can
NOT get work. But it certainly does
not, if he folds his arms, or, through
wretched vanity misuamed pride, re-
fraius from honest labor which he
counts unworthy. lie in whose mouth
The phrase oileneSt Is, Is very apt to
be 4 professional loaler or sponge, or,
still worse, gcnteel swindter-a Dor
rover of money without expectation
or thought Of its return. He affects
10 believe that the world is indebted
to him, although he has rendered il
10 service; has given il absolutely 10
thing to base an obligation Oh. lie Is
usually a drone in the beehive Of lite ;
a claimant Of me'it he does not pos
sess; a sychopant, shame, bully
com biEei.
Beware Of the man who is voiuble
abont the debt this busy ball has in
CURED by his birth lie is not to be
trusted. His fondness FIR the proye-b
indicates his anlipathy to work-and
the enemy Of work Is ;he enemy Of.
just ground for suspi-
cion is an argument against his
character. The few men who are the
worlds creditor, will be very sure to
keep silent concerning tie fact if they
recognize it; though the great pro3a
bilily Is that they viii he too modest
to be conscious OF heir large dcserv.
ing.
There is a pride in merit that brid~
les the tongue as well as humb,es the
judgement Of his own performance.
But the fellow who has the globe ca
the debit side Of his ledger, can rarely
balance his account save by liberal
entry Of imm!li.abLe self couceit
, 1876-02-05

Here Is something that should be
more generally known. Il IS said
that bed bugs will live a year without
air or food if placed in dramatically
sealed bottle. Persons desiring to
keep their bed bugs over the winter
without feeding them viii DO well to
remember this. Thus science assists
the most humble.
, 1876-02-05

Mrs. Woodruff argues that by the
process Of evolution grand human
race Is slowly taking the place OF the
present. Victoria must be mistaken
about that. Il seems to us that the
boys of today are not only smaller,
"cusseder," and smoker than waen
Daniel Webster wore jackets, bat
they lie and swear with more precision
and imaginative force.
, 1876-02-05
il CTFICE SlyUlD SICK IuE NAN, l,iD NOT THE
Man JHE O-El,E.

We aknOwieig2 the broad principle that differ
eEcc OI opinion = 10 crime ana Lo. that PROGRESS
toward truth Is THat'e ~ differences Of Cpiniun -
While The lault lies n bitterness oi conts oyarsey'
We desire p.oper tqul:ity, equity a'ri i,t!rne !;
protection for the weak restraint ur0n the strong
IN short justly distributed burdens and Justly dis
tnbuted power These ere American liens, the very
essence OF American Independence AID 20 advocate
the oontHsry Is unworthy OF the sons and daughters
Of an American republic.
We cherish the belief that SectOnaliSm Is and of
right should de, dead and buried with the past Ouz
work Is Tor the present and the future. In orr A.
uculturl brotherhood and It's purposes W. stall rec
ognlze no North, no SOUTH no East, Eo West.
IL Is re>erv-d 20 every patron, the r..ht Of a
freeman, TO aA Late with any party that viii best
carry cut lis principles
, 1876-02-05

!. It shall be an abiding principle with to re
leve any Of our oppressed and suffering bsO;herhcOi
10y any means AT our command.
LAST, but not least proclaim II among orr puT-
poses 10 lnculaate proper appreciation o. the stili-
t;es and spheres of woman indicated by admit
hS he! to membership and position ID our order.
lmpiOrlng the continued assistance of our Divine
Master TO guide Us IN work, here pledge our
selves 10 faithful and harmonious labor for all future
time, TO return by united efforts "a the wisdom
Justice, fraternity and political purity OF cur fore
fathers
, 1876-02-05

G. Ours beng peculirly farmers institution We
cannot admit all 10 Tanks.
Many excluded By The nature of on. ore,aIi-
zailon, not because they Tr.s ssI0nsI men, or r-
JlSiIs, or horers, bnt because they have not suf-
helent direct interest IN tIlns Cr IasturIn th- soil
or may have some interest conflict with pur-
poses But We apPeai 10 all gooi citizens iCr their
cordial cooperation 10 assist in cur efforts to,.l.G re-
lorT that We may put G0Tn tyranny and corruption.
W. Llll the general desjre Tor tr4tern; lIr,-ony,
equitable compromises ana earnest cooperation as az
omen Of our tIiture .uCcass.
, 1876-02-05

- - ' s':os:os: .oss so:
sen'im( em6fefed. An iugeui-
oas deviltrY lies in It's wording for i,
! couples two things that are entirely
/ opposite. Love is the antipode Of
war not It's contradiction alone, but
/ It's extinction. Assent 10 the latter
pat Of the proyeTb might be readily
gained ; but never to the former from
any mini Of moral sanity. The cun-
nn5 Of the verbal continuance is
therefore pairable. The enormity OF
half the phrase Is concealed III the
plaus'ui.ity Of the other nalf
Slratagems in love : Who can
think Of them without abhcrrence.
The connection is natural, inLuman.
Mephisjophc!es turks in the sugges
ton. Love is the one thing above
aught else that should be dealt wilh
in stricIest honesty that should be
reverencel, worshipped, glorifed. To
take any advantage Of love wouIe be
ii anything were-an unpardon2ble
sin for love Is The queen Of virtues,
the angel part of our common human
ily. 1t is 30 pure, SO sweet, SO tender
So generous, 50 noble, SO contiding, SO
spontaneous, that to wrong II by a
thought-much more to deceive it
Is wicked in the extreme. And then
to employ stralagem deliberateIy,and
likewise TO justify it, is simply iuiam-
Gus. He would be bold indeed who
should have the courage to father so
vile a maxim. The bitterest cynic
has never said anything to surpass or
exceed this, which strikes at all faith,
aud III It's spirit aims to slrangie what
IS best in human nature.
Not one person in q hundred that
quote the words takes in their entire
meaning. The attention is directed
20 stratagem and war-those two
terms !lnger in the memOry-aud love
and the suggestion Of its monstrous
treatment are kept in tle background
until familiarity with the phrase rem
derers the whole acceptable. Il the
adage should be SO curtailed as 10 in
ciade love on y, there are not many
who woud Do; be startled by its
u;ierance. Then It would stand-it
should 50 stand with It's present an
pendage-as semiaPoIogy Of r0ues
and proAIgates 10 public deuency ;
and the right kind o! people would
never mention it except in condem-
nauoa--4Pp's'oa'5 Journal.
, 1876-02-05
aFegklg StatG5man.
SiTIRnlY..........Fehruary ., 1876.

Cosr OF PRoDUCTloS.-FarmeTs are
generally beginning 10 realize that this
is the great pivotal question on which
their success or failure must depend.
Until quite recently the importance
of this subiec, has been comparative
~ overlooked, and there Is even HOW
scarcely one farmer in fifty who can
tell with any accuracy OF certainty
what his cereals when harvested have
cost per bushcl, or what his poultry,
beef. mutton, and pork have cost per
pourl. For this sl5Venly mode Of
husbaudrv there Is neither necessity
nor excuse, and there Is probably DO
other legitimate business wherein such
indifference 10 the main question
would be considered possible. II Is
very certain that farmers viii here
after find it necessary 20 make point
Of asertaining the actual cost per
bushel Of their wheat aud corn.
Whenever they DO this they will be
surprised 10 find that in the very act
Of dong Il they are already reducing
the cost. One reason why these pro
ducts have hitherto cost too much y
because nobody seems to know exact
" how much they 90 cost ESamln-
alton sheds light, and light disIela
ignorance. Then let he discussion
CF his sf,,.ia.f 90 forward h i pvi
, 1876-02-05

No passion destroys the spiritual
nature so much as respectable selfish
ness.
, 1876-02-05

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, 1876-02-05
m GRANGEN NNr PARTISAN

). We enphat,ct!ly and sincerely as ert the Oft
repeated truth taught II our organic Law that the
grange, national, state suior ilu4te Is not Z uOi-
zeal or party organization 10 grange, If ;!ae 10 It's
Obligations, can discuss political or relalouS ques-
tOIS, nor call pol!J!cJ conventions nominate c,u,:-
dates even di-cEsS tier riJs IL it, meetings
SeJ tie principles We teach gH legiie all true poll
ties, all tsue stat 'ttc>Ii:>aIQ and II properly carried
out VIII tend TO purify the whU'e political stmos
phere oi our country For we sch the greitest COOL
Ia the greatest number.
We must always bear IN mind II 1t 20 one bv bacou-
ing Patron ot HUstaniTy, gives up that .p-=uabi,
rights and dUty winch te.On-s 10 every American
e4t@en 10 take proper interest IN the politics Cf S
country.
On the contrary, It IS night Cor every member to 90
all III LIS power =;ltIlt'ey 60 influence fGrz,ci the
aetl,n ot any political party to winch he belongs.
10 Is i.S duty 10 90 j is gu in his own party o. pat
down bribery, corruption aaJ JrIcsc.y: 20 s.e tiEt
none tut competent, i.jJLi and honest men y 10
wall mn Ehl,fgiy SgiI.i by OR ,u3usfriai lft,.-,s
.Ie nominated for al! Positions OF tssj aui 10 have
Carried out the principles which Should .iTays csr-
'.eterlle every grange ucal.e. That
, 1876-02-05

INGENUITY OF kATS.-h c0rrcspOn
dent of Nature filled two narrow-neck
ed preserve bottles with cuuant. Jelly
within three inches Of the top, cover
ed them with bladder aud sets them
in a place tgcqueuted by rats. Next
morning the bladder covering each Of
the bottles had small hole guawed
through it au3 the level OF tie Jelly
was reduced in the bottles to the same
extent" Since the hole was about tie
circumference Of a rats tai, anI the
distance from the bladder TO the re-
naming level Of the jam about the
length Of that organ, II seemed evI-
deut that the "small deer" had obtain.
cd rejection "by repeated introducing
their tails iuto The yiscld matter and
as repeatedly licking them clean t.
test the matter farther, however, an
additional ha.t-inch Of jelly was piac,
Cd in the bottles and tho surface coy
cred with mviSlcncl paper, which was
allowed 60 accumulate a good crop of
mould. The mouth Of the bottle b.
ing closed with bladder a> before, the
deIicacy was again exposed in the
rats bauqVctlng place. On the to.-
lowing morning 4 small pertJration
was found in the bladder, aud upon
the mruii pt fha sgIiarput rarar
, 1876-02-05

/ For our business interests, We desire TO bring
producers and oOnSuEeTs, farmers and m1HUfgctur-
Tire most dTect and friendly relations posi-
be Hence must dispense with "A surplus Of mIi-
demen, not that We are Untriendly TO them bat We
DO not need them Their surplus and thei: eXactOus
diminish our profits.
We wage no aggressive warfare against any other
interest whatever. On the contrary, all our acts
and all our efforts so far as business Is concerned
not only FOR the benefit of the p.O1u and con-
suner but also all other interests that tend to
bring these two parties INTO speedy AM economical
contact. Hence we hold tlat transportation cCmpa-
mes OF every kind Necessary 20 success tlat
their interests intimately connected with unr IN
tegests and harmonious action Is mutually aivan-
tagrOuS, keeping n view the fist sentence IN our
declaration Of principles Of action that - Individual
happiness depends upon general prosperity
Me shall the ciOrr, advocate iUr every state the
increase II every practicable WY Of all facilities tor
transporting cheaply 10 the >eIhoard, or between
Of cur country We ADOPT 1t aS fixed PUrI use To
"Cpen cut the channels IN natures great arteries,
that the lie blood Of commerce may dow freely
We not enemies OF RAILROADS, navigd5le and
!rTlgltlnS canals, nor Of any corporation that viii a-
vance our interests, rOr any E,boging classes
In our noble order there IS no communism, 10
agyarlauisIn-
" e are opposed to such spilIt and management Of
any corporation or enterprise tends to Oppryss the
people and rob them Of their jGst profits. We are
not eIeInls to capital but oppose tine tyranny
munupJes We lOu.s To sg the s.Ilt;tgOs between
capital and laior removed by common consent, and
10y enlightened ststesHa.ship worthy OF The uIne-
teenth century We opposed To excessive stla-
Tes high rates OF interest aui eNhOrhitsgut peg cent
profits III trade They greatly increase our BURDENS,
and DO not bear proper proportion to tie pr his ui
PrUincrrs. We drauc Only self-prutacton AM the
innate tIansactiOuS, legitimate trades and legitimate
profits.
, 1876-02-05
EDUCATION.

We shall advocate the cause Of education among
ourselves and our chLsen, by al just means within
our power We especially advocate for our asricul-
tuIal ani industrial colleges that practical agricul-
ture, domestic SCIENCE and ali the arts which aorn
, 1876-02-05

oB PRINTING, NEAT, QUICK AND CHEAP
tie sTEIIfx.N Cffce - a.
, 1876-02-05

No one remedy Is l7-l.
called for by lhcres,-.
oi the American Pln,et,
z sure auI sale rr-a T..
&e'er ana isGe. SEA
We are n"w yEghirIuye-
with a p.-:t.t-f rsrr.5.,....
, 1876-02-05

s. We shall eni@aVur 70 advance our cause o.!
| lsbOring to accomplish the following objects:
To develop better and higher manhood and
fwomanhood among ourselves. To change the COM
OOrts and attractions or our homes ard 70 strengthen
uur attachments 10 pursuits. To foster mutual
Understanding and cooperation To maintain in
violate our laws, and emulate each IN lALor 10
hasten the good time coming To reduce our eN-
penses, both individual and corporate- To buy less
and protuce more, N order 10 make farms SELF
sustaining To diversity crops, and crop no
more than we cultivate. To o0udenSe the weight
of exports, selling less in the bushel and on
the hOOf and III the fleece To sysenatize our work
and calculate Intelli-enly on probabilities 10 dis
eountetnee the credit system the mortgage system,
the fashion system, ani every other !stem tending
TO IrOglsalIty and bankruptcy
We propose meeting together, talking together,
working together, buying together, and IN general
acting together for mutual protection and sd-
vancenent, OCCASION may require We shall AVOID
litigation as much Iosslble 10y arbitration III the
grange We shall constantly strive 20 secure entire
harmony, Sood will, vial bfoyherAUoa among our
selves, and 10 make our order periefual- We shall
endeaVor 10 suppress personal local, sectional and
national prclUilces, all unhealthy rivalry, all selfish
ambition. Faithful adherence 70 these principles
Will insure our mental moral, social and material
advancement
, 1876-02-05

Dr. j. C. ATEL; & 60, Howell, Has,
Practical and AndigfjcGT Chemists.
AND SOLD ALI ROUND THE WORLD
, 1876-02-05

'''..' " t''tH''t L-.l .''r L-..
Il VIII eraal22ie the disease, gaI VITA 1;.-,.
ance, founded on proof, tAai ne aaza G.,
arse nom lis use IN amy quantity.
That which protects iram or Pra7,-tsfi
Disorder must be oi imuGca>c service "A ID
coNm"ai;I'S where i prevails. fr,-,zs,
Is bci-er l.'an cure: for the patient escaPests
r'sA "-li,h ne ii''-! IdE ~ Fig.elt aJfs,k,d
ms n,-ie4Ii ';-S,'ii.''Sr- t'iN '' iJG-" cypEs
i-'e mas 'l'li poison % <','rcr ;lsd Asus
Hohi ihs system aad prevents the GeyG0r-
mthl "i the disease ID taken GA the lri
approach ci as Frem'GloTy symptoms. 1
great superiority OF Ills remedy Oyg- ar
other ever discovered ior tAe speedy aalor.
l,ln cure oj Intermittent H. ;aag lt coa,sa3
no QUINN" or mineral; r'T-c4 4Gan,lv Il rrl-
cTees II" qu-nis'n or o;Her injurious ca-e
WAlle'e: upon lii' 'ohs.l'u'l"a. Those CIrd
by II are lei IS healthy as If ,say asi GcIG
had the disease
EeEFr ana AG5.e IS Lot alone The rs
sequence OF i:ie n'i'sna.t' poison. 4 Ea1
variety o! disorders arise from D. ir-...glJ-,
among NAi'h are -aS'-T'alSi'a, sSae7unIa.
-'' '''''.'' ~ A-il'''-i',''
- q : :. : :, ','' - --s'l,
-, -. -. =, '..1
, 1876-02-05

J. United by the strong and faithful tie of agrlcul
ture, We mutually resolve 10 labor for the good o
our order, cur country ami mankind
>. We heartily endorse the motto - In essentials
unity; n non-esSentuils, liberty; IN all things
charIty. :"
, 1876-02-05
Platform of the National Grange
Adopted by the National Orange. af Its
seventh Annual Session,
PREAMBLE.

Profoundly impressed with the truth that the
National Grange Of the United States should defiant
ly proclaim 10 the world general objects, we here
BY uuanIuou ly make this Declaration Of Purposes
- u y. tr.lrls ~ Hu. I-r..l-r-.
, 1876-10-03
Finioe oute Griinoe :

1.-Gtne nsue GrFnbune, sranoG& sebssas
unb seTibert bur9 T1atsnt.
2.-Utadt etnsn Dir ontm 2a6.gt@,
sleiG auf 5eioen Seiten, on alien Irten bon Stofsn.
3.-2auft leibt, fanft, eerdui9los uno rai&-bsRt
6 Continuation bon Gisenl@aften.
4.-9ausrbaft-lanftSa bre lam pbne Reps'
%vaturen.
5.-8 erri9tet allie 4rten BON @rbstt
uno Sancp Ndbsrsien in elmer porIi9lihenWetis.
6.-Sit fir ben arbeiter iebr lei9t 3u b a n D.
baben. Die 2dnse Der Slide fam re9ulirt iperoen,
lu6brenb bic Ma(6ine i'm Gan9e 1T, uno bieie farm
nit eirem Saosn oerIeben perbsn, obne baB berIeIbt
olrd 90ber 5l geben bat.
s.-plun einfa9, ftnnretd, elegant, ieosm
Der Stib Oh n ben Gebrauh BON Cog s8beel Gears,
Rotarp Cams unb 2eper Irms fOrmirt Dirb. Dat ben
u utomati Drip s eeo, iueIasr II aIeta'
mGBige 2dn9e bes StiGes BET tr9eno
elmer Gef6piubisfett tdert. BAT unIersu
nsutn s breab Controller. ipslder cine slet@-
utaBiee 8elue8uns Der Nesolesgar erlaubt iino esnsr
8erIebuns oes Sabens porbeu9t
s.-Gonfruction d ii S erTfsrsfdIt uno rou'
snhet. SIT f~abri3irt pom Oen 9efdidtefen uHs
erfabreniten @rbcitern in Der beriibm,sa
Bennington ~Qlrmorp, Snon, u. o. %bilat clppts
e ice: $40 @beffftut GtrlRc. 2AL ~
, 1876-10-03

uSlt nidt8 babel Sn %9ewinnen, sieb'n
MIDI feline fiinfsi9 2ocomotipen oabln,"
erwioerte 8rDan ladeno, babe etrtn1al
in ein @c8penneit 9e9rifIen, uno auf n
9aar mdr's mir pcrial3en worOcn. SpGz
ter pieaciht nadoem mein @e9iment boil
3dbli9 9eiuoroen."
yOa8 Soll5dbli9werOen eilt nidt, 10
Ganse Sbr unO Die @urisen wie Die Stat
ten in ben S0blen itedt. llno mas ben
@epiln betrifft, 10 lege ids, ab9cieben
BON meiner perIOnliden 0aufbarteit, III
Cure Sano, etnen Sdlag 9e9en oen
Goroen 5u fibren, petder iebr letd)t Die
erlte Stufe srt Gurer @eneral8wiiroe biz
ben fDnnte."
6ortietun9 folgt.)
, 1876-10-03
Oefentli6e Oanfiasuns.

Nussug aus sinem 8riefe BON 8. Ssinrnitl'
LEI, Buff, 5oparb COUNTY. Sctpa, an isitsn
SObn S. 5einmIacr, &ebattsar bss ualba'
MP Scrolls.
...... SD Fam ni6t umbin, Did gu Bit.
ten, in Deinfm 8Iattc unlern ETertltGen Doni
fur bic 5eilung 9cirer Muittr burA DIR.
Aug. 86nt9's 6amburger &rppfeh
ais5uipreGen. Nie Ou peiBt, lit bic liebs
SHUTTER an etnem i9tperen 2ebsrIeipen, uno
lelblt bic 5tlfe INT lerer Merate mar Der9ebli9.
gSir prpbirten bic 5amburser Grcpfsn, unb
ipurbe cur9 ben @ebrauG berlelben bic &C.
lunbbett Der Mutter tpieber gang berseteQt-
SO tpilni6e, Da pIrbeit bic 5ambnreer
Mebtctnen thinner auf's Bette empfeblen,
benr ie baben ii6 auf'S 9OrtrefFi9te in anls-
rsr 5ainiIie bspabrt.
, 1876-10-03
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Sprup. YreiS 81 p. 81. ST tbut INNER
feline @irfung. Siftce u1b Store SEQ. 259
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