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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-11-27
BucLleli.

At Temperance meeting bold a, Lass
BtcSu-ij. on Ihe evening Of Tia ii,h.
N,ranus DsCast-t ca 'cd tie meeting a. o..
der, AM nominated ChAri,s a.. Go.lwin foi
CEairuAa ~ho. after the ltdie, ,ang Wei
Gene. Friends oi Temperance. intro
d"ecd lttna" foi',e. E,q Of Boaon. a,
speaker who by the hslp 81 1--WE bcau,i.u
color,J diagram, ot 'hr hupan stomach
With part Of The outer Goa, removed iron
the one that ncv,f hll been rrrvIta, Q,
OF alcohol. down TO The ou. Tia. bal been
DESTROYED by that demon 1t dcsiruvi;oa.
Showing The aNMl consequences Of using
.piri,pous liquor. a. a b.,cias,) not oul,
'horod the evils Icsuliing from tie Pres, n,
Lics nss l.ss OF Mas hui the seton 81 IN,
true temperance vol-rs IN securing .tron.
Lsgisla'urv agains, The present law. The
audience WAS hi,hiy pleased with his inter
esiing and truthful remark. lie vas inl.
lo~sd IN a most pleasing manu,r. b, I.Ar
Yer Charlie Wh,tmNn Of Buck6eld. AIvo
eating The duiy 1T positive trend, OF ten.
Peranor. ''Amsr,cs" being sung. William
BiSsnc. Esq of Hartford. read an origin
al posm--''I bad dr,An: d was not all a
dream" Eg,tism NJ, vent, the frcm allu
ling To the realm. aud ,cnPe.ition .a,.
that At was received IN .irnc.. Tcr,ine H..
hands aud irct OF many Al the close Ahcr
many fcshng r-msrk. t.y the rh,ir and
others. the a,ceiing clo.c,i ~ too brother
Re eo''i, singing Temperance song 10 tho
AR IT .ioha Brosu The -bple a1l,-r~.
jo'u 70. ~ las chorus
Eri0. pr,-ru. a. - ,-or--iul arcu.
tnrni, d, Gov i.,liru ,,ri ,i,- Rev ~
Miner, ur"u l.'crr,- iaS. 80 NO, ia
appointed IN %. fer apr7 ,hr community.
Ana'h,r ,nre,i1. VII hc he'll A. ,hc same
piece on tie evening Of tie 2''h
The Buckhvu Il K c. .rc ",nsulins
Their ~av. srd no hoab, 49, community
Viii ac fHsarisJ
Ilsrtie,i gV,u-d - ,o,~, 10 sept, ard
10 IN Nov E,eb, al anil irG-rn r-cn h-lp
al 20 mhec The eaiu -Ilrvior rir,u Of
,h- names in abe p,mo,rlt ~ fhv l9.h
nov zN. r,c o'l,r, S.,as Nck~rrr,
',irlei. DAVID W Ccll'-. anl Er'rain
Fp,uer Ebt 'orrl-t rau- cy,r iso nt,l,
afooi ihrcush tie vn,I ~ 'rarr me-; %,
latter oy-f tour miles. Thi, show, h,~
mp,h vote s.. passed 10y experience
Truly ''d,.'snyc i.uj. vr,hsu,ncnt 20
he .is-' l brand ,'s~ rrsul, frrrn Cab
lorna and .7v 'hr c,-uu,.r', Ut tn Ens
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-11-27
The Want. Of Paris Hill.

We dAl! net attempt 70 epa,aers,e ,kctn
7.! aad NC vou..! soi nlesn TO be ool, rs;oss!
t-=i iLsy are greater ;hsn arc css1son to
caIUiTl 'iiaees--ve only a,euiior one or
tao illal az Pautsuisri, ob.oFva5ic. ihrre
rs a !vaci,ny, % -bor,rs oi both svArs--
sos's utocs &c iAi"s ,i.S, c,.ry bolr 4, ,1o
~si, oH ayse Jos a. o. Impossible to procure
hep N AHS drPaIiH,rnt wbsu YOU want &c.
Tao performance oi ljl,c joh at elrpcn-
t"r lug, ur woud sing. OF AZ, ,htps = -,
has 10 be collected. a. Z ilror. Moncv,eras
10 be 40 Object. Art 81 de ss-,piurS
tath, THAI ''iLv y.o,s " base aLSl>s ~ita
Nos .tesus Ia %, ,rrEe,i. 100. Tor 9, T-4b-
i.c et:erPrI,c oS ci4stiis s,ylI-aais sor Ass,si
sncc, a. D., U,- barometer Which Shows ,lc
-" 'talc Ot iulay prs. or heart, But
v, torbear. la lk ~ .Astt.c, e sh,seu
~, 90 spsa ~!,oui ,hv loser u SLOAN f,| -rrs,
gently above e;hrs n,eo. tell VOC nsy. 4"
a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-11-27
Land Side

The Pos.4ud papers have an account Of
= rcnal kable ,ana .llr IN ,hc ,i-iui,y ut
CumLs,iand Mill. Wc,tlrook. Sunia,
morning. The lsu.l sunk ,NicnI. back from
th- river ucarl, hilia mile n sn oblOrg
shape and ), fvme ior'y rods in widih. EN-
b-1ging az least thirty acres. Il 's'l from
,hr,v 'o hny lref. aud lhy river was dim.
med up Tor more ,hsn an eighth Of mile
The land which ,ank va, Tor ten feet
lroa, ihy ,u,',c, IN, candy loan. aud
be'oSthat bloc CLAW Thee ~, hsh,
gIau;h OF scattering wood on thc greater
portion. and ns.' Of ibc ,rr., at- l.f' stand
ing erect. or 'sr, r,arl, 20. ucivitb,'ari
ins the drop. The laud "a, owned .,
Mr. rrnnell and o,hc-s
The r,sal, Of ths diinming up OF The nv
or ovrttowcl ahop, forty iour acre. of Mr.
Samuel Raymond'. interval land on the op-
po,i,s side, damaging las prsPcr,y to from
Si2. eco - Sl5.O1O. The water continued
u back ~ s-d overflow ajpcen, land,
TIE Cuphcr'snd PAPER will, w,rr hoslel
tn tho 6r.i wi'.loss o. the lower floor. ca
'irvl' saJmsrsins al la ID, lover pat OF
;he 'uill. including. OF course. the valuable
u,a h'n'rv IN the basement Operation, a.
The mills vii rsrc,,a5.I, 10 suspended ios
time anG ihrec haniryI operative, will
DC iLfoWn cat i .mp,cYnlcni
An a. ,upir.l dscI.ing house Barro.lv cr
capped d,-'ruc,ien, The slide extending -
within some ,w.u'y rols ol !, TIE water
IA ID" section o', dove a?P,rcu,lr cva,rl
60 r.c aUo1t ave o'el1ts Suuia, si,ctp9s "a.
aud no damage va, spps.'s,ni by thu r,.y
o! ~a'er sbovv Nc pnrcr drm 1t Currsrr
land Mills. I,i.liB ul, TO approximate
The ann1u' % damage mi.-,,l but 10 can
rot. u .. Thought. lAll sho-, 81 on- haadrrt
thousand Ioi.au
To ca-i'" IT tbr r,,et VIII br p-rsna
ncur', changed. aul !, -, rauirpI 'l,rl 20
Tot ,a.A i,r. ;rrgc Monday -vI 60, 4
ghAn"rl 81, Il across Mr. IA, ,,on..'. ,u.vr
"a isr.l
II uAs sPPlrut that the -ouyul.ipu va,
rot o.cs''onel D., ,hc u>,lyttpirins ~ 'hs
t''cI !ae ',uA.rs ,,.l-",i, commence,
some .',fs~,r sss, hum tta' as g., bed
q the -,,r-pund.-s farA. A. iu,riI...r
crr,l uiau sbr 81 ria'i, -yau,i-e,l,tr scene.
'hcorzr- ff,' ihr long cru,inuc.l~. vca,b.
~ bal ,.i.r,l :, ,-,ui ,',atur q tt- ,,,
uu''I b. -vahI -r' ,.,a.1 ,Ae sst.i, AD,,,
To zfvf D.. ng' entirely p,ii,u, rrr,,d
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-11-27
Editorial ami Selected Hens.

- be puuici school on The Hll. will
cowmru,s on Monday rvN,. In 'b- brick
,raool house. under ,Sc in,,ru tiou of Mr.
Edvarl T Bro~p AMI Miul.irsis Marble.
both OF whom taught iho Winter ,,'m las;
year vnh general acceptance
~ Tbs hrsrin. On toe petition ior the
ratden 81 Lyman : Lowell. 81 Hiram.
'PoS place oa FRIDAY last before iae Gov
,-ror anil council Y : L'tcd,ld. Esq
cl ir'ls,on, appeared for ,hs petitioners.
l., Foster, Jr.. Eoi Comfy Attorney for
,hs STAG. The pardon Nts druiel
rV~ons community viii 20 .adjsncd to
hear Of ,b- .ldl-u death 81 Mr. Dadl,y.
w,iy Of Mr. Josiah Duilcr She died Of
rucu.nouia on rucsdsy pislr. AMI ~ss not
known TO be seriously ~ till the hy,ician
was called ia ,Lc morning of,h,i d,y She
was about 50 years Of ass and worthy
m"nocr Of the Baptist Church.
.S-Go' q ambeflAin j, l,,ered his lee.
tufS sn the ia, render Of lee" At Wake.
seii. Mas on S,isrda, evening. 7ih inst.
TO a large aud deeply Interested audience.
On Friday evening, 18th inst. 10 Boston.
De- COVE O." Icciuic on Tho Battle Of
Gettysburg" 81 Music Han to ero~d,d
audience. rho Journal speak. ct 1t "a
ms.,crly production. tall Of glowing clio.
qp,nye. aud abouat,us viii ,aiily de.
.crip,i,e passage,
~ rhs Skerh.'gan R~post.r Ia, IN &C.
caoni ~ tli" silver n,pv IN Pgl,held. owacd
hy Nh Wn n FoSlre NJ Fowler seat
to cuac's 81 the mineral rock To Prof
Cha.. + .jaossos o Bamon. Mas, state
A,nlcr. who reported ,ba, !, contained
silver 3, Z e rate 81 $50 per tcu 4, mined.
au.! isrec peruvniase of had
rs II, Gardrnc5 Jourasl az, 1t !. claim.
81 ;Gs' ID, tn, &. 'h- ,iei.., editor ia
Maine. srraa,y 3, rizost al.crys has his
i''c>-'s ',.R -, ,a,ks
Tr'Mr 10. u. Newton. 81 strahsr:ilc
ph,a. writes Ihst hs rii.sI IRON ono bean
pods, thr longest ono brirg = inches.
With yisAI Of &C. scAh. sol 10 ,eud, u,
one 20 ~ 70, out-y.,ss w vii Hoil
i-7- sn''tS!r'r' progress next Jear. Tie
say i1ribcT thar l.. cannot 20 Without the
oNiurl psmoerii, at suy priv, and that
Tie lo-'i items from ihg different town. arc
We'io Ha'c TO a,.n ,AAn sac pJica OF the
faias
- Nc have scevi,cd spleDl.d spcc,.
in'p 90 'he sUuuspb, al i'pa, The boston
I'V- i9lol.y. X r. 49,. Assn: i,
SO O. ,,aA' laty 20 a., 80. aces, ;le A.,
b.s s.'s'"s sis,h :, ~",rlc, ~ .ud.sI
ts~M-. lislo. ,:l. q, Basla man. Ia.
eo.r ,.ts,. H., a.toi g.,,os $1,000 "a
80 ihr lrn-rIsr, ,o 'hr o. evli ,,rnpA gn
81, h.' Sr,' iAosn ivP,f,,sv '-or rya,,o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-11-27

''-' - $50 '@sN fA'ftN- ono ahd Fht
Ipilrs from her
The Nthnd,'t -or,,1, d, Nc'rhviNe have
rrcsrti, ERECTED ven vcs, li''lc c,,u,, \
which - az orrsracnt e. the enterprise - he
village. II ra' dedicated on w-.lnr,l,r 81
tlEs week rhc c'.rrrs ri,frc r, 1886
is.'. and cnn'N'n' = pes, clp,5lr Of sat.
iug about 80 rcor'e q /, Gaishod m
inui'ioa Of rhes,ou, wi,h black Wahra;
trimmings '"i eilrr vs-ye,eA throughout.
snA YEA, rcr'ls isr,r.h.I Tho following
~ the order of excuses At the d,di,a
tions--
l-Fo'uHtsry ~ she choir
II 'a'oeAiioH ~ - = Nsrr... l.ro-osIyu. Y l.
III ->.HsIss us "a nun. Of
iN-1rs'vr = ~ CT. King - isru.tA
\ -h~sG'aE q tav ~oS.'s--. bv Rev : r.lse
tsr' Pastor
VI -Sasisz Of LYNN 80
-SersaoH =, ~ =. Z Krg,,. r.H,sDA
VII Artnef-
iN.--Fr~-vuts; scn - &. " kinr. coo. C,,,,,.,,,
- ;ae Trsie'~ss.
y - poics'ior ,r-nriiSE Co rBs irBal olu, VI.
stLsTCi ~ =, = E Eln.,su
Ns-p,>siarr
AiI-f.csod.esiaa b ,.,s I'asur
The services wsgs al ialcrrsiins aud "a,
rgsssFc Tie scr'sra -, i,anarl up5n
Matthew l. > t. pr,a.,..rr slate, ,nc
f'.iar'ng topic Tie g.o4aI, o. ,c6.e.
f.Ss'' ieuIads i5r sti>s,.ai, o., ne ,s,rii.
Til topic h~ cla4a,a'eI b. ,h, following
~ .P7st,or--
! Has h.s'or'v ohsra-f..r---,bc r,c,.i,rii,.
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Iisg .as,..s - ta.ss ela.I -s--..-------,.
LIS s,,gifSes;,t guCs ien - zs&rd q,
Wendell Phillips tl'- cys OF he rlrction
MIR Phillip. -evms 70 di.irn>, G,u. Cant
snl the aicn Nho gave him ilEir su,,rv,t
4 have u,'luub,i,5,. confidence ~ Ten i>rsrt.
tn'libe men who isavc ,ss,he lsna iscsbleu
oithe Cuiied States. q h, w tl,cv sl,,ii
TAD 10 ',scts che thinr. tha, make Tor
p~ace; y II they shali fail to secure cqnai ~
OF nights and privileges TO al ri;izrns 81 thy
United Sia,rs ~ The, shah flil 10 establish
Justiv: and protection 70 All mco IL ibcir
right 10 tlHn! ,hcir ewu thoughts utter their
own scutimCuts. and TO rs they q -a,r pro
vide they o not inter frrt with thr rights ~
other ,nsn, Mr. Phillips distrust will te,r
on better foundation thsn nv -nasIrnce
OF sen. Grant have seen Rsch I have
rad what he has writ,,s, aul studied with
some care hs acts. bsvc heard hin con
yeisu with public Era TOR ao.r- on matters
pcr'Hisiug 10 puiic alai,s tivf nod
n'iii'aiy. ii Gc.sis are h;,,,srr: rs ,h-v
make hrn' oar 81 fi~ ercs, iiis'o-ic characters
81 ,he age. VIA, he has written &, t.-;oi,
the country: and MS ervnii,- d,,c {r.rl
ne, hing IN Il cv-n for ti>tr-l,. ~ iirisn &.
III The hcurs 81 hi, conversation 20 VIII 81
have ,,sjcrcj. 30 not remember hin, 90
hove uvcr,,l tiiiirg word or au j,I.,vr1l
or unjust soutiVntnt. have cpes Saith.
confie"cc an.l Lspc ~ tie Republican
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-11-27

Bal ercugi 10 iaok and hsel bad your.
cells. ta' ro excuse lor having your horse
'11s tri feed hs1'f pitu 'or small sam
,.u -so tpv sheridan Cavalry Condition
rarle.s ~t.H ls,u BOO grain tro OF
dt.r rm.s week u ms. Dim Cd.
a. t,r we'll
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-11-27
After Grant What

loo. Hear, W,'sop. ;s ths Ncs York
lnt'Fin,l'ni 81 ,bis ~, 5, r,ak, nr f-!lc~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-11-27
Welchville VILLAGE

A correspondent, o, ,he Lewiston Joarnai
sircs th. lollOWiu. acc,aIt of ihe d-iica
iion OF tie hcw Methods, Caurch AZ Ihis
village. az ~rll ~ oihct i;rns of interest,"
shou, tie place lIr sa,. ",his i, a
pleasant. smart little village. ,iius'cl or ,hs
iL,uh Anlroseosgm u hasa water povs,
.u(i-ieRt 10 run some $4,000 .piudlys. Il
Is no, vet fully corrupted. Ga the north
side OF the riv,r, John Harper. 81 Las
erected fine " ool,'n mill. raich will con
,lir. WHEN Us fuil power j. employed. some
fort, or morv looms keuau IN opcTa
fion, some 2S looms. aui employs About 50
hands They arc now engaged piincipait,
in the InanufacuIe OF Rrpeilsnis aLich
siId rvedy .slu at rrtauner-iIve profit.
MI Harper - gust the right kiad Of man
for MS business lie rot nHly looks after
the gui crai interests OF his Department, but
has IN view the Rorslsnd religious interests
OF tbs village. lie has si,lcd greatly IN tho
esrc''oH Of hs 'l',.rch .llch has lla been
ded'c-ied- Hhc power on ,as south bank
o; Tic riscr. ~birk th,-rr J. now a .a~
mill and other tnsyhiu.r, i,i 10 manufacture
o. la'"srr. hE' teeea,Is Lcen ptross.el 81
g " King esq the f,insr over. hy
pcnIson Il CO. rl M-cl. "a. Fall. aud Nj
aadreWs 81 Mass v.n iBicad ~ .rrci tie.
co'Eing SrSsor, Papse R,Il, tor The mann.
iAcisre OF strsT. hosri ard wrsppir. paper
Ae'rhEI-ss - '!''ssised' 10 increase IN popul,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16

The Chronicle 4, No3HtaI has been fur
nished with advance sheets ot the Ban
ae5' of the South, new journal soon To
be issued at Augusta, Of which the Rev.
A ]. RYAN is to be editor The follow
ing beautiful extract is from an editorial
for tie first numter We know persons
to whom VIC can specially commend tie
concluding sentenc IS
By birth and sentiment we are Of the
South. Dearer than all other interests.
of this world, to Us, are those Of our own
land. Over these interests we shah watch
Firmly and faithfully We shall defend
them, and more so now than ever when
those interests are in such sore need OF
brave defense and true defenders b
lieyiug as we do, that the South had
right, and reason. and principle, cn her
side in the late war, We feel that We should
not let the traditions, and memories. and
glories Of the struggle pass into oblivion
We must keep them alive and a-low-
re must pass them d0wn-we must make
our children proud Of them. There Is not
4 day nor a deed Of the struggle # Which
We max feel ashamed We owe il IL TIC
pasr tG preserve the story Of our struz-
Gle ana the future viii not forgive u, il
We fail to record IT, And in recording
we must not use words ot apology, a
though we doubted the righteousness ot
eur cause, but plainly and tea1!cs>ly trGe
n ourselves, t. our cause. TO oar country
true to the dust Of the dead Al cur feet
Il
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16

Avenue and Ninth Street This IS, IN
doubtedly, the largest retail dry good:
store in the world-and, without ques-
tion. the most perfect and systematic IL
It's arrangements In fact. the one word
system, may be regarded as the keg tc
this wonderful success Everything con-
nected with the business is suhjectet te
the most exact system The business It
self may be likened to a huge machine
with every cog. wheel, belt and pulley N
It's place There is little or no freedom
OF action among the numerous employees
of the establishment Every movement
is regulated as il by clock work, and who
ever cannot conform at once TO the a.
rangement, Is permitted, without an : car
cunlocution, to form a part Of son.f az
machine e,
Mr. Stewart has nearly completed the
most costly and elegant private residence
in this country. on the corner of Fifth Ay-
enue and TLirty-fourth Street.-The exte-
rior being Of his favorite material, white
marble, olaborately wrought The cost
of this palace IS variously estimated at
from one to two millions of dollars. It
certainly should not be considered extra
VACANT for man to invest the third ofone
years earnings in private residence.
Mr.. Stewart is public minded citizen,
and contributes literally Of hi. immense
wealth to charitable purposes. There
have been various reports as to his Prac-
teal philanthropy, il erecting cheap
dwellings, for the poor, after the manner
of Mr.. Peabody's London plan.
In thus hastily reviewing the career Of
these eminent men, one point will be OBJ
seryable. Their success has been the re-
suit Of unrennitting labor III the spccis!
directions chosen, and of unbending in
tegrity and promptness in all matters Of
business The leading idea upon which
Mr.. Stewards fortune Was founded was
the steady persistence in the zone price"
system Whoever purchases an article
at his counter can be sure that he pays
neither more nor less than docs every ybo-
dy else And, more than this, every ar
ticle sold Is just what it is represented to
be- 4 clerk cannot commit more posi-
tive offense than to claim for an article
qualities which it does not possess. He
would be as soon discharged for such an
act, as for dishonesty towards his employ
er.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16

How NATURAL A little boy was
once Il complaining mood His dinner
dld not suit him, so his father made tLat
right then his cup did not suit him, so
one was bought that did then his chair
was not right, and his father took him in
his lap, saying care you all right
now r He looked around the room, AMI
seeing the cat crossing the toor VITA tail
erect, he said, in vexed voice. There
the o-d cats tail sticks up - and burst
out crying The old cats tail was, in
his case, the straw that broke the camel's
back, but many Of the complaints Of older
persons are just about as reasonable
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16

Josn BIL4INss oy HGNs. L,>t
tllne tew se:t hAn !. vi Il <ha hon IL
ready | kant tell van What tho lcs.
breed i Luttae Shanghai il the M an.
est. L ko>ts ~ much 10 boarI one A. i
daz stage Aoss. and voa III -l.t n. wcu
undertake % f.J taaainE milI. runnin-
oats thru il There amt ~ proht in keen
ing ben for hiz eggs ii be has thso.,
disease there i a great ,urn.fr xoaz !.
pot every year BY this nsrlI.mcholY d,>
ease. kSnt tel osssacrly how Is riek
ou, good hen, bat a. . general thin
the lonse-arol ones. kno, are the least
apt to >l,r-teh up the garden. Es
pAcaed IA 81 iAl parts u sat aui lime M
ter. W.T. ;he other end d5ga. viii k.sn
from 81 70 70 years, lSt,ey arc no, as
.ucoed. Flesh b,af steak i. col IT,
hens | Sup?osa Of las ia; wou,i
D. Ail q 1en W0a!d need a tu>t along
sldA Dc 1appec u 4i,izo with va 1t sa.
tttna On th@ hen question, ana tszo nv
so' ny aly.ce il c-.~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16

10 introduce persons who aro IN.
known = each o.hce. j t. undertake.. ],
~er'ous responsibility, ana alwlvs invoke,
tHe ind2r>ement t. each # the response
oltty OF 'he other This respectablltr
shouId never b. undertaken w!thout frSt
.'se,tr;alulnS whether it vii he a,ceu.-b,g
to ooih parties 70 become acquainted =
Always introduce the gentleman to The
!aoy-never the contrary. This rule is
y !. os oosof'eG q, everywhere, socially. or
sumes tina, the lady is Invariably tho -
psslor by right Of uer SIX, and that ~.
gentleman is honorel BY being presepte-I
v here the sexes are tie same ,,,csont ;
the younger e the elder, the unmarrirJ
70 the married, or the inferior in social
rank Or taIen, to the superior A eer-
S1enan should never be introduced t5 !
lady without first asking permission.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16

TE- 4 livery stable Eae,,ar -.

Gg A livery stable keeper, named
Spur, would never let a morse 20 cut
without requesting the hirer not t. drive
fast. One day young man called to get
a turn out to attend a funeral. Certain
Iy, said Spur, but" he added, forget
ting the solemn purpose for which the
young man required tke horse, don't
drive fast" why, look here. old fel-
Ter, said the somewhat excited young
man, Il want You to understand that
shall keep up with the procession if its
Kill. the horse
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16

OF others TO crowd them cut Of their lasi
hope Of earning decent livelihood. \.
1t j, | must
I Il. E.c@uSe this i no place in which
70 lca-'>I.iyiug is very d,ar on this island.
l. cose- u 70 loige person deeently
here, Il So board, as well as lolge in
! IN rural township. ! great, world
kaown lawyer might come hithcr and
/ thrive from the outset young undis-
tlnguished lawyer must expect 70 Be ma
/ ny years working his way up to husj-
ness by which he may live in comfort. =
\ skiHul, driving mechanic. who : still
single, may generally get on here. but
this is 10 place for hoy to learn trade
In, unless he has parents here who can
J. 'pport him At least for his frst year
He who can do three average mems wlral
viii probably 90 ahead here, Il he is only
fair journeyman, he pretty surely viii
not So clerk, or salesman, Of eStab-
lishe1 and eminent ability, may probably
hnd welcome here; but woe to the youth
who comes hither hoping to 2earn 70 be a
clerk or salesman He has scarcely a
chance.
Ill. In the world. as God made it.
there is room and work for all. If one
hundred thousand new clearings should this
year be opened in the wilderness, which still
covers 50 large share of our country
if so many dwellings shoIld 1e planted on
the hitherto virgin prairie, and the plow
and coltlyator set IN motion around each
of them-there would be no glut in our
food-marhets surplus Of corn or cat
tie to 90 to waste Wheat and beef have
rarely been deqrer Gin coinl than they are
to-day. But goods are superabundant
almost everywhere Manufactures are
depressed and stagnatiug for wanl Of mar
kets cities are full Of suffering because
trade is dull, and because there is very
little to do. There should, there aaast
be a heavy migration from the cities and
villages to the broad, free country-to
the West, the South. the Rocky Noun
tains, the great Plains. o. wherever else
fields wants tillage, and mines are stlll
unworked, or the wilderness IS yet to be
subdued to the uses or powers harnessad
TO do the bidding Of civilized man
" Our own country, to say nothing
Of others, lies, for the most part, untitled
and unfruitful There are WOO S to be
cleared away, prairies to be fenced anu
broken. dwellings to be built, swanps
and marshes 20 lie drained soils to te
deepcncd orchards and vineyards TO be
planted, dams and mills 70 he constrnc-
ted, and all manner Of alid.ngly useful
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16

WHAT VIZ LOVE 4 WOMAN Fon.-Sova
one, speaking Of beautiful rlrl with ~.
thusiaSn, said he was almost ii love- with
her, though her Understanding was Nv
nomeans, brilliant '"Po9h" sid Coz y
laughing as i love had anything to DO
WIN uhaersfandlng 2 e We love + girl for
4 very aiheFcnt thugs than understand
ing We love her Tor her beauty, her
youth her mlrth, her couEIinguess, her
character with ITS faults, caprices, and
heaven Knows what other inexpressib!o
charms; but We Do not love her understand
lhs. Tier mind We aas.,4, iii it, is bril-
llaut, and i may greatly elevate her in
our opinion nay, more, it may cnchain
Us when We already love But her IN.
derstanding is not that which awakons
and lnEames our passions.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16

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