Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-25

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| ductlon OF apples, IN the Kindness OF his heart
he rs wiling to swap barrel OF apples for a
years subscription. But your paper is worth
81, and his apples are drug in the market at
81. The market man peddles out his best
cuts to cash customers. and puts you off with
shank, or cut from just behind the ear {;
| the grocery man sends you second class goods
! at hrst class prices; the tailor gives You hts
IN more ways than one, If your suit of clothes
Is to be paid for in advertising II the gro
| cery man has any strong butter, small eggs
| cheese that can stand alone. or damaged -four
they are sure to he down in your order book
as good enough to pay for advertising and
printing. This.is the surest way Of prostitut-
my your business, and IT is in your power to
put stop to the too prevalent idea that the
work OF your brains and hands. and the use
OF your capital, can be aid for in odds and
ends that the man who patronizes you is con
| ferring upon yon an incalcnlable favor, and
that you are Obliged to submit to his method
OF payment or the patronage Is at once with
drawn II the newspaper business should
NOT DO es'apiisned on cash basis' none be-
longs there Your machinery and material,
your papcr and ink the vnoes of vour .killnd
wo,.,'.,n., a., .n,,t - ,,,n, IA, A., -.
everything entering into the proJuction of
| your naner and ;nh ,.,rL ra,,,;ras ,aI "a
i"f. ' 80 '"' >I"i' '"e"' -i''i
cash' OF ts equivalent, should be demanded
ih pavnent'
vi All the substitutes Tor cash brought to a
INV ,," paper maui pass ny the porrihger
'.'t :, NV" .""Ev "0''s' P''"'"cs' 'uIhlpS'
anu s"i"e" sass aiiv'-o,'ytnot poe
' " VI. "'' H"eP'i"'i''s anu 'Iiis IL 'hc
cause oi more suiches among the fraternity
tn ,a a." ,,, n,",, '"uevs ,o"'p,.,cn' we nave
under one dose. to wilt under the second in
| fiction. and 10 become so changed undrr the
'l',, 9psf 'lat MS eiothes wouldn't nj him,
n;ze him Evor, ,,oIl ra,,,,lo,ad r.,,.,.s,,'7u
'' i' "',' ,rs"i"'e" newspaper
once mas three-bushcl basket the gaping
cemetery for spring poetry
1t was a stalwart maiden from the country.
who, as the shadows heightened. sought our
office. Her woes were too profound to he
concealed within her aching bosom. She had
large family OF children And sLn nour.J an,
ner anguish IN twcnty-sN verses of poetry"
And there was anguish enough left for a whole
volume Two verses Enyor in my ,,onor,.
g, false deceptIop dwe,ls IN man
tyear Hat Yoh ar o"s
hsE htavsn mus reward You,
,.,,
would your children tended
nj ~ honn .odsi S,s da'dsn ,nsy a" Geeh my own
Ri hoop-de du-den done"
There has boen s;lvor ,rodd;ro ocJ a.
rustic poet of the ncighborhood has set the
muse a-capering II was Elcazer. who. twcn-
,-ii.p ,ears aga, ~1,.uu and ..n Mar,. the
blushng country maiden. and the local poct
describes il thus. Elcazcr, the would-be
bridegroom is cut. prospecting
"And as he passed by ,he.ley,. h. took the r;oh,
hand road;
ne called 10 Mr Scrlbners the first house of abode
red ''''e '""' "'' ''eeAS "F'' e''efry
" Inch Caused bieaxer to sigh and scratch his head
,,I,,r ,,,, . a,,, ,n. "a,
:. -, ~ W a'siinS NJ ms ,iiu u was moi tcre,
li @ ~ @ " =. =, az W ','i aiI 't. mn, III despair
If that red-cheekcd Mary ever had a beau"
he Jolheu, OF hlfeu, hlmsclf to "a citizen
OF that country. being the father of the aforp-
said Nary,
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complete,
win Mar! and her parents IN the parior he took tt
Mary she was seated very near the fire,
80 Lease, he took courage, and hifched HHie
Snor ,f,or ,,o oil, e1,.. ,aa.
'"> 'i' io'"' oe'"''c s'ecPs-
And left MARY md EI.nIer sittina hv ia. & Wv,
'' ~ N ~ " nv
nnt nns thn" I i. t u, Nv. % nam 10 Know
And when Eeaztr popped the question she bowed
Eleazer scratched his b.ad and s.,s ..p , ,