Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-20
wi,hou, industry and economy, nor would
| have il different IL | could.

whether You believe Il or not, and the ear.
licr in life you learn the fact, the greater
your chances Of success.
once read the biography Of one, who,
when a young man, resided in this village,
AMI | DO not know bot that, at that age, he
may have thought as lightly Of agriculture
a, YOU but he grew wiser as he grew older,
and when he became an orator, second to
no other man living, be nigh, be seen with
his l5uchd hat and thick boots surveying
his stock. hi. trees, and his crops ON his
farm. Although We may cease 20 rad his
speeches that once pulsatcl through every
fibre Of the American people, and although
be- might have b,gn chosen President of
these United S,airs. and have honorci the
station, yc, o., will hc b,t,cr cmhalmcd in
the memory OF his countrymcn, who will
never cease To make their pilgrimage TO the
homo OF him who glorici M his old age in
being called the Farmer Of MnrshGeld. Five
years ago this present week, the nation was
called to mourn hi, death, but - is now
remembered by the mas,s, VI the people
quite as wildly as a farmer, as he is as an
orator.
NJ, young men, never yet saw an in
lu,,rious farmer stand trembling at the ap-
rroach Of sheriff, or the suspension Of a
hank. II hi, hank caves in, it = only tn
bring 10 light q dsp1sito of brick clay,
which will Away. pay good interest. The
time is rnrilly approaching when the intel
lI,,ut man, who possesses good farm free
rrom debt, will be the most independent, if
not thr most influential man iu society.
VI. Prrg5.ui, aai Gni'aBr Of H. Ag.
rirlura' S,1dv Il was wise remark Of
IoyI Bacon, that a." Confidence lic- at the
two extreme. u knovl,jsc" Al u YOU,
u1 doubt. commenced life with much zeal.
You planned each now undertaking with
great assurance 0f SUCCESS, and % was not
until YOU had brcu repeatedly Disappointed
in your expectations, that You began to lose
crnfirue, in yourselves. Va, o., no, 49,
Ba, J.orp5iutmgnt- arr the school of czrc-
un,e, aud a, you have grown older You
lar again hcc1mo more confident, because
y.g have become more cautious. l. it
r.ts se
80 matter whether 600 thr history II your
society, % IN your individual history in
thr construction % o dwelling house by tho
Tr.a', citizen or railroad hy d corpora.
zion. Zoo purchasing c.mr,gry l1t, or in
rah.utia. @ farm, there seems 90 D. a
middle period iug,rry undertaking in which
tae wave OF prosperity h, apparently
rarhrI rs eliminating point, remains "a.
t.Hu1y fora moment. auI again rrr.lr..
lirat iH,, period cha, sailor, 900 tha o,ran
motto. Oh. 8; wsrga breaking urol theva,o..
hat arly 90 De- followed ly thrcc larger ono,
iu succession, which, with thetr a,ramula.
l.l force sweep 400 before them
Is in thI. middle rlai, gentlemen,
'.'' s' many farmers a' wei a' Others, i'''
th..r caun-s, ,aIlout!h.,r farms, aud move
." ihr Not, ~ " Nova H'ml.a, 10 The
I.Ti Knows whom, uuly uryT.rirucc over
..-.t.r ffa first va,F afrr..farIiv.
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Oh walk 10 has d. lI't one, iN', i.T.'
stops. and falls u can rrycr attempt "a
r.rr.-.., pr, af d.. .r,r,..i ,, ans.
Observation-Disclosures.
..'' I''.'' cannot '"-''. ~ '.' va! ~ u.
peat '.- experiment until ii' accumulated
,r.rr... ur-. b; 300 % renew 'Nr attempt,
when ta t.e delight, Of it- Itrrn, 10 walk.