Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-02-14
lUkA, MISSISSIPPI THURSDAY. FEBRUARY, "A 1883.
rHR FUTURE OUTLOOK.

tuti0ns, tho Wheel curse merchant.
snd monopolies. tho Alliance ma,
publish TO tho w1fld tts Benefit
that may bc derived from joinin.
that organization but 8 mothing
'ias got 10 be done beside chin IN .sl,
long flowing speeches, and resolu
tons printed IN newspaper.
'.fire Code holp .hoss who help
themselves" Lot this be our motto,
.nd there is but little doubt, tha,
success will crown our Efforts" ~
prosperous country depends upon =
prosperous farming c, IN nunity. Un
inviting farns aud IArm houses,
illapidated fJnccsj ssdgo fields and
brlar patches dspress tho spirit Q.
man and unht him Tor all prscticaI
Jntles Of life. Children reared under
such surroundings arc not apt Il,
nave much enthusiasm for the far,r.
Inc young men Of tho country
nave with Que accord almost aban.
Toned the farm AID run off to town, !,
10 clcrk, read law or medicine. Many
glrls dssInrc they will not marry q
farmer, and this has run Iarg
lumber OF the young men of, II,
'rdor TO got married.
Another very sad error made b,
many OF our best mon, is that they
read but littlo on tho score ot farm.
.ng. They laugh at book farmer,
aud call him q fool, yet they employ
book doctors. lawyers, preachers
and politicians;
lake the county ff8ft ono side lo
The other and SLOW Us y countr,
school house that IS in proper repair
70 tcach school in rsrougl, the win
or season.
How many farmers arc there III
the county that does five month.
work on tho iIfm in one year!
Il tho time that iS spen, by laborcr.
,t this COUNTY was codnted up, il
would not aiiioant to one third OF
tho year 10 each fafin. Thsr. is no
section Of tIit wot'rld in il better tix
10 mako nioiiey than odr people il
they would only ,hako proper uss
II the advvxntages bt Witch the,
are surroduded.
The labor s5steti is ir i dsmoral.
lied state. Too many idlcrrs and too
few workers.. The rule Of I'll hand.
stopping on Saturday to 20 10 town,
leaving the CROPS il The grass. ls
ruinous in the extreme.
Let every man set his determination
I. . make on his farm meat, corn,
wheat; rails Ills own stock OF horsel
md cattle, and stop this etstnal buy
ng Of what he can raise At home,
.ud soon He will fnd odifscIvea re
sased from The lhraldom 81 debt anu
mortgages. Lot our people with ont
.ccord; 60 10 work 10 live al no me-
pend less, and give no Iaborer :
aome who doee not put Iii the whole
year on the farm, and not to bv
onnd around town every Saturday,
.nd after his CROP II laid by, sll th.
week, and j! we viii adhere 10 this
I've yssrs our change IN in clrcum~
tances will 90 astonish them tha,
hey will hardly be abls to fnd i
nan with mortgage over his land,
md every mao will have his own
.oread and meat II home. Then and
sot until thep will we DO able to
successfully :. fight, monopolies ard
rusts. Remember that those who
lclp themselves slono may expec,
,olp from tbs Gods. Then wc CAL
pass RESOLUTIONS that will. .KilI trusts,
nonopolics and I'll ,com.bihations tha,
nave comhiped TO ROB Us Of what we
ave on hend., ,,...,. ,.
The field for Improvement is wild,
very wide, aud, It inamain. onl,
or the dowArtrodden and oppressed
armcrs 70 make ote, grand rally, ii
\ rider 70 bsipg order ott of confu
zion, and restore this kir land TO i
prosperous condition. will the,
make that FaliyY ,--