Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
SOUTH eUcKFlGLo.

Amongst q let ~ old rubbish upon our
pr,mi.es we found a peculiar old pam
INLET. evidently The legacy ~ a former
generation. entitled "~elfishnc.s l,e,luc-
81 Ia a science" which W. perusei with
I. great deal ~ iutsrest. The pamphlet
Aforesaid give. minute aud specific H.
rrctlon. how our every act may d. turn
"a Ia the advantage II the deer, act aud
react % al. benefit aud yet the actor not
a,errrach himself Weaf II the opinion
that II would rrlulrr more than average
discretion "a insure success. II reminds
one ~ the tariff issue.
We note With a gr'it deal ~ Interest
that wherever ballot reform l. ie-isri,
FROM New England 60 Montana, the r.
sult l. universally satisfactory. Nhllot
reform. or the secrrt ballot Will Yet br-
cume an established fact la the Zine
Tree state.
/. u. Rad. the "world", How much
unfounded political prrjucice might be-
avoided Ia our land II men would take
IN. pains to read the paper representing
both eide. Of political controversy.
The writer traded a thrcs-year-old
Nckeuney hnox filly to josiah lluichin-
.an last spring. lie has since traded II
e. Theodore Thayer. and Theodore has
traded u to Mr.. Brooks 81 Auburn.
Generation. come aud generations 80,
hat horse trading goe. on forever.
A. previously stated. Clark Foster 81
East Hebron la. a model brood mare by
IIappy Medium. II l. worthy ~ note In
thls connection that Happy Medium now
has fifty performers la the 2:JO list.
nine having been added this season. Mr.
Foster ought Ia patrouize the be.t sial-
lion In the county.
Your correspondent l. suffering from
a severe cold tms week that -criougly
affect. the action of the heart aud oblig-
- him. much To hi. dl-comforture, To re-
main Ia doors.
Arthur Lowell's sucking colt out of
his Paichen mare by Macbeth l. an extra
colt. Hut our unbiased opinion l. that
the dam IL Black Nathan has the bolde.t,
beet gated colt Ne have seen-slre Baby
Dean.
Thoughts Of future breeding are al
WAYS In order, aud the most of Va can
exclalm from the depths ~ our hearts.
~, that possessed an extra brood mare
/ Remember there are none too good for
breeders. Ayohl unworthy stations a.
YOU would a leper. Seriously. what !.
the reason We Maine breeders cannot
raise first-clas., hlgh-pricei horses by
following the proper blood line. and at
tending Ia all the essentials aud details
a. we'll a. Kentucky and California
breedersi What pays betierf OF course
merit In the long run must De recognil-
Ell whether In man ar beast. Hut l. II
not safer 20 breed from the fashionably
bred lines 81 to-day, avoiding the plebe-
iansf Hear In mind, reader, that 4. III.
Nelson, the most successful breeder In
New England. never used any cheap ma
terial la hl- operations. Always study
the methods If your successful neigh
bors. still We 'poor farmers" cannot
reach the desired goal nj a bound bat
must breed up more or less gradually
| We can see the Hhissd thule and can only
strive Ia reach IL.
Uncle Addison says that II Il not nj.
ways a compliment 10 say Of man, "iie
has not an enemy In the world. That
We should live not Ca make friends OF
enemies but TO perform life's duties.
VIII some one please tell us the mean.
Ing Of pan-electric, pan-Ameriean, etc.