Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-08
MR. LorKE.s Jerseys

The fmous Jersey bull calf. recently
purchased ~ \. n Locke, Eco OF West
| Paris. of Mrs T.. NJ. Jones OF BroekNilie.
Canada arrived here by express, last week.
/ This calf "a. purchsssi by Mr.. Locke up.
on Mrs J0nes's letter of recommendation
and hls cheek for four hundred dollars &C.
c0mpsnisd his order for the calf
This young bull. fsvoflte's Pride, re-
corded 10 the A J. G. G, was sired by ri.
otsr'- Pride. of whom = correspondent OF
the Couafry GsHilsmaH SAYS he Il the best
Jersey boil he ever saw Rioters Pride
was sired by Stoke Pogis. 81. the sire OF
Mary Anne of 81 Lambert. The dam OF
Favorite's Pride wss sired by Rival. an
Imported Jersey bull and = great prize
winner The dam of Favorltes Pride has
taken four nrst prife-, and has no fewer
than twelve Ancsstors wbn sppear In the
near pedigree OF lliEen's Hess, 1922,
whose Ci'icisl butter test wss 20 pounds
AMI N ounces OF butter In seven days.
Favofi,s's Pride Il nty per cent OF Mary
Anne OF ST. Lambert. whose Official butter
te.t vas 80 ,,ounds ani ~ 2 ounces OF
butter iu seven days, aDi SO pounds and
IlS Ounces la N months and days. IA
voriis's Pride il solid. light fasn With
dark points. sni = wonderfully nne and
handsome cali
Mr.. Locke IL certainly entitled 10 great
credit In introducing such doe stock into
Oxford County. With his two nne Jer'
sey hslfsrs that | gave your readers de-
scripilon of. = short time ago, they will
certainly form the nucleus of a. nue
Jersey herd of nnely hrrd stock a. can be
found In the county. rhi. l. move In
The right direction. and We wish Mr. Locke
success Cor. Lsrssi9a JourAal
TnE ON rRovERa iha, "cjmpsil,Ion Il
The nfe OF business l. oten taken too llt.
srslly sni followed too bllndly COmpeii.
tion within REASONABLE. limits IL . good
thing. for a monopoly may be great svll.
bat We believe that competition has KILLED
q. much business a. II bAs ever given NE -.
The competition between rival village
traders frequently sends both into bank
rupicy. The competition from large ani
wealthy establishments tends n ALL oat
smaller bat deserving ones. The Wet
shore Railroad. 20 compete with the New
York Csuirai. "killei" millions of capital.
The comptiliion with dressed be,f from
The West has almost cxtsi mi mated the fat
tsnlus of Eastern cattle The wofkmen
iaslst that the competitive system has rc-
80 ght 20 90. Aiarlfi 10 used sss wall
u prevent competition between nations
withia the nation section Comp-tes With
section, town with town. and mau with
man. The struggle for existence, iAe
crowdlng down % the weaker, the surVl'.
Al of TIE fiiest. al these results OF The
competitive system arr oaen harsh aud
cruel. bat they are, nevertheless, The rc-
suits " the working OF . law, which though
cruel a. times cannot DC set asiic. IL.
workings can. however, be- nodded /.
well - m1lllfcd BY iuterposlug more hu'
mAnlty iuto business ani BY remembering
The golden rule when dealing With ones
fellow men. Though comPsiliion Il otlsn
wicked A. well as wAstefai. II should De
al.O remembered that In some eases IL
works Tor good ln broad way. while In
iariug inilviiaals. BY compelling study
% economy In processes ~ mauufseture
Aud transportAiion, 10 sometimes furnishes
The masses % the people necessary food
and clothing al greatly reduced prices and
gives them an Increasing number Of the
lu1ufies 81 ne " 4 fhrmsr.