Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-24
Boston Correspondence.
BosroN, Nov. 20. lS1 1
EDITOR OF DEMocRAr.

BosroN, Nov. 20. 1874.
} EDITOR or DEMocRAr.
Dear Sr:-Bclng OH tie sick list,
but able TO be zap and dressed, v have
I time, il hail The strength and ABILITY. Ia
communicate something which might he
Interesting from this city. 30 that ,onr
readers would look with some degree oil
interest Tor the weekly visitations of "our
letter from b Islon' Bat sc shall sec
how that is.
/ like the change in the editorial depart
neul OF the Democrat. Tbs paper is sure
TO rise still higher in The estimation OF
the peaplc of "o,d Oxforl," who ought
now 10 coma forward aud give it a
support which it has never received
"lloncsly is The best policy" will be it.
motto and controlling feature.
J To walk The streets of Boston, u
stranger would not observe minY indica-
lions OF The "hard times" which Cypress
our people. 70 visit the stores. one
would meet with the most eNtrayagaui
outlay OF "hnrd money" 10 The purchase
OF dry goods suitable f,r the season.
People come cut, and they will buy who
can. To sec such exhibitions OF dress,
would call friih from the sympathetic
and thoughtful expressions of pity for
+ the poor, " hich seldom come from these
who teye in the Givoiilics oil The seas on.
I The poor mechanic. who, perhaps, can
/ Gnd work Only six months in the year, is
/ lelt TO dress himself aud family ~ scan,iiy
AS possible, aud live on oal meal and Ike
productions The other six months; while
+ his employer can afford to close his shop,
f having filed his pockets from The earn
/ ings vi employees and the application el
machinery The markets. "gluucd' IN a
short time. Especially IS this true OF the
shoe business, which IS carried on 10 this
State very extensively. There is much
poverty among those. who. but lew
years ago. were making vcry good wages
al Tie business Happy l. The nan who
can apply himself to more than one trade
LEARN uadU" should read. Learn To
de- ercrytbiHg that is honest AMI proil'a'
Bile Eut it IL hoped that ihcse irrcSu
hrilirs will vet "work together lpt
good" aud The attention Of w'c aud Ttch
men Ice turucd into more practicli chan
nrls Tor doing good. whereby the poor
may ic,rt ool the difficult problem OF
How to make the ends meet and So
uli izv ctlot that our sirtc's may he
swept of PEG. &c Who Nalk about with
nothing to 20. "uo.hiag 10 Wctr.' ano
"uothiug To- eat,'-thrre songs when
apprrhrud viii be sung IA euluest by
many poor creatures ~ Boston The comiu-
winter,
Bosom theatres are not closed on &C.
count Il tho "timcs." but are IN ia.
operation Amu,emculs which they
afford nro deemed to DC necessary Co.
the ban hm,nl oil doll care NhLci.'
majority vino freqacn. such places aI'
known 10 have liuc ere, ana are uSI
evclstocked with meaHs OF brains. SIN
nighls In u week aud tao h1!iHces arc
no! sufficient. Tired natures swe,I
tesloteI" is mOl lJuul ia them. \ Trip VI
two round the Common viii oHener
"r.storo' jaded mind, and wonderfully
prom,,e digestion.
a happy exchange WAS made hen
Rev. Mi Fulton went 10 New York, and
Rev. Dr. LsIimer accepted the call 10
become pastor oi fremont Temple Bap'
list Church. in Boston. The BApIis,s
have many able ministers here, and hey
seem 10 DO gaiuinS strength rapidly
Rev. Way land !IJyt assumed The duties
OF the pa,,orale Of 5hIwmuL Avenue
Church. from which Church DE-. Lprmer
went 10 labor In the Temple. They arc
"powels IN ,hu land before whom Satan
lrenDes. would invite your minister.
whose abilities admire, 10 exchange
with citker Dr. Lrrimcr or Mr. iln!t.
who would be large! Instrumental 10
doing good Paris is q large city. but
Boston could suppri him. VIII he
come? y.