Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
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n will not bc lons h.iofc the cliy
hoarl,t Will come tn the farm With hi
shining clothes, soit white hand. aud
hls nfi.tnctatic draWl To- the great envy
80 tie farmer. l,oy. NoN " that hoN
wuuld stop au thluk De would sec TINT
though there arr many pleasures in tie
city some ouc must do much hard work.
iiui b. never thlnLs ~ that, " I. hi. an.
hrion o. o. Ike the city hoarisr on a
Nacaiinu. IT, never thinks that that
lo,pirr dee. snmrthing mo.t ~ The
time besides ws,,lng around anl sport
lux paste diamonis
1.-THE bo, leave. The farm and gyts .
ioh lu The city. Ia the hrst place h" hnls
that hls iuDi 9. greatly changed, sui
wy know that food lic. very near the
heart of ~. average hoy. Instead 10
ff,..h Vtgr' lhlrs, meat, egg, poultry,
milk aul butter which h. had seen All
hl. life hsspel ou the table Ia lbuniincr.
De- learn. ihr merits lni dement's ~
common l-nanling h0u.e 'lf".
IT, l. called o. hi work bv whistle
or bell. H. has uo iuisr'st Ia his work
rNrvpt o. g,t the pay which just kc"ps
him alive AMI clothes him Ia decrnt
SHAPE. IT, L. unlrr the eve 20 hns.
mnst ~ The time. after Will" De- can
W,ar store cluihc. aui carry . cane a.
%. boaricr dii, bat b. q, not on terms
~ equality with hl. employer, anl
would not thlnk ~ sir-,king to his pref
Is diughtrr.. ll- d. simply n machine
capable 81 dolns 80 much WORK AZ such
an OUTLAY ot money.
Afier 4 while hc his uo more thought
~ AL. work than the street car h0rs"
that go.. GA such a track - many time.
a d,,. H. lo.r. inier,st in the Affairs -
the world. unlr.s IT,. The lat prize light
or hlsc ball game. n hc m,rrir. he anl
III. ~ lie lisr up two hight. or three in
some dark lI"u.e. wherr thv only view l.
brick vail. and the air srvm. close ani
.i.nIng. Aiirr few wears De- dir.. ani
the people ln the 4 it l'elnN merely knpw
that some one Ia. boru buried Out ~ the
hous. and that thsr. Ia nt' 90 let un
the fpor above. ILL., wife must take
cheaper qusrtrr. whrr- sh- ctn .apport
her.cli With her nccllc. Thl. 1. such a
lie a. the average wage eamers ~ the
city usually live.
What dld the bay gain by leaving the
farmi H. LETT behind hls riilv health.
ilsd he stayed on tho farm, he could
have been a miu aud not machine.
With morr freedom from bos.es and
o,cr.~,r. as we'll a. the noise. the diet,
the hurry and worry that belong. io
city life. be could save more money ani
.iill live in better shape ani have more
plris''frs. ilmO.t snv Young min eau
buy "a farm sui p1v for Il a. real estate
i unw. How mtny city mechanics ani
silrsmrn ever expect to hccOm' worth
enough 20 sct up 70 shop or store Tor
thsmsclye, bv their clruing.i And
while the country man i ~ work for
othrr.. llc I. considered the equal - tlIe
m tn De- works for u hc /. an hOnr.t aud
upright mm. Take thc farmers a. .
class anil they arr a. we'll read. .hr-Nd,
Intelligent, graceful snd we'll formed as
men In any other occupation. Farm life
I. quiet aud peaceful life and a. respect
able ~ any.
n the young mln of the present dsy
.houli buy farm aud pay for Il and
behave himself like a man he could hnd
some nice girl Who would adopt him for
life. have about made up my mind
that the great trouble !. that the fathers
/ DO no, praise their own occupation
enough and the boys catch at the glitter
! ING bait held out by other occupations.
I stick a. the farm. whether Il be- IN the
/ East or wes'. Think you have got the
best farm on Gods green earth for you
aud You will have 20, II. Think You
Y are the happiesi man In existence and
7 Won arr. 60 out Ia the morning and
listen "a the birds songs, breathe In the
air which tells Of the coming summer
aud mGir ny your mind Ia be n farmer
and a good Que and YOU will never re-
grct lt.--Cor. New Englini Farmer.