Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-12

THE GOLpEN BULE.-Wc have received the nrst
number OF Rev. Mr.. Murray peporwI'h The fore
going title. Mr NuuaY's "saUialon7 shows
that he goes into the work with good courage aud
very little experience. Tie Goldci Rule Is not 10
be like any other paper. II is not a commercial
enterprise nor does It use some great man. name
without employing his pm. Il comes into the
world to supply want felt by the people The
editors hand is visible iu every department and,
Judging by his cdroill hc feels compete NJ 10 man.
age the whole concern. Wiring lity two times a
year will soon take this buoyaucy oui OF the editor
and reduce his pro.iN articles. lie dablc- In pol
tics, 10 condemn both parties crtciso fh-
caucus system, and shows hc knows very litilc
about them. he touches on religion j.. more At hom
and thus deGues the work OF ligous journal.
"rhc religious newspaper should affect % reader
Ike prayer aud hymn. Prom aH o. paragraphs
should rise the iiue oio- of pure, sweet holy sen
umcnt." lie writes ON Tie horse question guah.
ingly as follows:
lone of the worst % suit. OF The hard Times d.
seen IN the fact That many OF our hardest worked
business and prof, -0nal men can no longer afford
10 keep good horse. A0cr dav of close appli.
the fever In TIE blooi more than "A g,,i ll.,e h..
Hihd a IAyJriie roadster. How delicious the air
Itcl7 as your hot iace presses into De- 4. Nj, tl cara
sN'H.A 9d'A 70 eaten inc signal the honest fellow
IcNci- down to his work What flfs there i- ia
oxygen as YOUR luu - iuhlc it when you lake tte
Nlnd iull 90 your face 100 mr. c'igt How line
cares Of this world AMI the ills ~ Inc vanish and
MHat sweet content Ills yvur breast a. YOU co
lowing along One 81 the hcalthir-t customs in
American life Is that OF driving q good horse n
Keeps Tie nature fresh With the daily sight OF XIV
ana ucld, and gives Innocent cXhiiaratiou 10 In
the laeulties. IL make. the heart glad and 10 on
Tor nome and lively chat az the tea-tablc 4 man
VINO can De Eiuin 10 bis vic alter . sati.Is rtnry
brush on the Brighton road b, u brute. Such =
fellow dOcsn't deserve wife ora hofpe-or a h,,r.,.
elmer Tor thAt matter"
This Affects Us Ike a hymn, and 4. 4 holy. ip.pir
ins sentiment. II GAUGES part Of The liturgy To
toFce tsei into ones mind for Of all editorial ,eut
men' This Is the sentmcntali,I We have been called
upon to read. Horse Notes. ara very attractive
aud afford another means OF raising that pure
holy, sentiment, vide:
=, 80 Il seems that Tom JeGerson's dam us. a
Morean How long Is it since you found In ort
sv" .I1n anu why have you kept IL dars 40
!OAs, S'lhs AL TIE credit Of his udomitable turt
10 noted branch Of the Thoroughbred, ,,d -
nHeit IL oeiOngedf The Black " hirluind or b.
Last = 100 good - horse not 10 know hi. oyy,
mothsr. Connecticut breeders have au interest
sIch ll'ile things Come, tell Us all about h nov,
GLORIOUS religious Journal, proceed with vour
WORK May the weary, oycr.worked clergyman
hnd peace and consolation in your columns. Mav
the 'onsclence'stricken ind forgiveness siv,.
ton Nay the politician be taught the erro-o,h,.
ways May the farmer learn when to sow and
"hA' 10 plant and may the horse Jockey learn
'"a' Tom Jenerson's dam was Morgan"