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Les diagrammes suivants illuatrent la m^thode. 1 2 3 4 5 6 IDaisOlXlSTXOliT GI-I2.A.lsrQ-EI. SKCRETAKVS OFKK K, ) ToHoNTO, Nov. 25. J88]. S PATRONS,— The busy summer time is over, tlie Iiiuveai? ivrc gathered »nd suftly housed ; crops Imvo been pretty generally good, and we hnve reason for much thiinkf\ilness. Witii the iipproadi of wintjr we can see before us some leisure moments, sometime for relf.xiition from the hard and patient labor of the past sea- son. Bles&ed with the abundancte of earth's products, the n suit of lioncst toil applied to the resources of nature, placed before us by a kind rrovidcnce, we are now in a po.-ition to turn our attention to the cultiva- tion ot our mental faculties, to the advancement of our social end educational condilion, and which will also be a medium by which to add to our material interests. Many Granges, during the busv season, have not been meeting— now is the time when you should again meet regularly. There aie also Oranges that have cea.sed meeting altogether, the members becoming careless, and the good work, nobly begun, abandoned for lack of interest. In view of the necessity of co-operation of united action among farmers now ,so apparent, riety of reorganization. Yiiu have probably all the reiiuirements at hand and need only some we urge the propriety i oue to say cunii: uii. and iiiHuy Granges now dormant may be resuscitated. The past history ot the order shows its capabdities if earnestly handled— the principles are right and need only the putting of machinery into effect to work out great results, With unity in purpose, a'nd harmony of feeling, sliitting out all jealousies and selfish motives, letting fraternity of feeling nde, a great future is in store yet for ilie Grange. We are at that stage in our history when we need earnest determination, and a oneness of pinpose anio'i,' our meml)ers to sustain and perpetuate our organization. In all institutions of a character like ours, having great subjects in view— the bettering of the condition of the people, and especially I hose immediately connected with the or- ganization—the worst enemies txxo those inside the gates, men who "have onlv selfish motives in view, and who measure the organization l)y what advantage they can individually get out of it. We cannot expect to bo entirely free from such as these, but let them be closely watched, "and if possible keep ourselves free from this class. AVe have a grand object, that of benefitting our class, socially and materially, and to do this let us work together as one with a mutual purpose directed towards this end. Let the Suboidinate Granges be live branches, working in harmony with the head, and the members, each and all, feeling that upon them rests a duty, that of giving individual assistance, putting their shoulders to the wheel and working man- fully for the accomplishment of our olijects. It will not do to let the (Jrange gro«- weak or fail, society demands its support. Our interests, as farmers, demands an organiz.itiou conducted in lur behalf. Each Subordinate Grange should realize the fact, and when inclined to go down let the members lieai- in mind that your failure is not only a loss to yourselves but exerts a depressing influence upon others \Ve exhort you therefore to hold fast to your Grange, sustain ai.d keep up its meetings, as in time you will feel well rewarded for your efforts. LECTURE BUREAU. At last meeting of Oominion Grange a report was adopted '■ecommending that a certain amount of funds be expended, during the coining year, towards sending lecturers throuth tiie country to speak in the interests of the Order, and the several institutions wliicli have'beeu the cutirrowth of the (hiingc, were asked to assist in the work. A joint committee made up from representatives of the different IJoards ; Dominion Grange, Wholesale Supply Company, (.'anadian Mutual Aid Association, and Dominion (irange Mutual Kirelnsiiranci! V order of Executive Coniinittee, ."Secretary Dominion (irange. ELECTION REPORT OF ORANGE NO TO THE SEGRKTARY OF DOMINION GRANGE : Dkak BlioTiiKH, — You are hereby notified that on the day of 188 , this Grange elected for the ensuing year, the following ofHcers, to wit : Bro Master p.O, Hro Sec 1 , 0. Time of holding itegular Sleetings Kate Siclelal y. 1S8 ISEAL for Secretaries will please fill out this bliiiik. whi'I'im; namks it..vini.v, that no mistakes ma) be tnailc and ward immediately after eleeiioii to \V. Picmukiiton Paok, Sec. Dom. (irange, (i.'t King. St East. Toronto.