In tl so t h at least in
, .- -i-.n states means no more than. be a "Htt’e for
* • r >• the true
routh to produce - rptae •
c for r : rk-t, and the » Tort to produce
• for the strictly h .me de. result, even in thl- year ot
plenty, r •’ the country with sur-
i sown • >rn. It to very griti
j. i. t vr rslng the u«cal course
v a • I to pi lure to ourselves
fc. l il l i.iilroad trains running in
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into I ;t. W will not deny that there
will t-. n-. •• i,| e surplus in some sec-
taat nr - :y i:.;a::i il farmers in the very
midSt Os till COtt »B t: Ids have produ I
n r. c .n th n v » supply their present
ar. I u h i.e del; ..nd. Ki-rht here we
w. nt to i a p lut: In the brat place,
as a , eneral principle of farm economy,
grain i :i - »- • 1 not i> sold off the
I. sol. ■ Ia bl tier market
for it on the farm. Here is w.iat we mean:
Ti.e cotton i-. -- do i t produce mucn
n. re than a t.i .i -of the I. con, bird, b-.ef,
butter, cheese, mutton, tic., consumed by
their |>-ople. We has tho ’ iattl»
that have never taste 1 corn; thousands of
h that v iii I - !• i nhered before they are
fall fat. N a one in t n of the milk cow.*
, nth xiiow w. at It is to have regu-
lar : i.: r.i.. i = of g-ruia and forage. Here
■ ght at home. Id
so- .i. : of corn be mnrketed in the
.. s. : : is of ti.s south! We
hav. i l < a.* t li?..res to t i t:? la.- state
n< v *ve that th- r* are enough
h-.-A an 1«. :ttle I r.ecp ,n the south at
ta i : ■ :.t. I. w itieh we may -a i l the
y »ii- 1. ». ■ ;•. •hiclieus, etc., to come,
* n.r in. witnin the n. 