Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-17
90 AnalculruaAl ou1loos

~prlnr l. opening With = morc promls-
iug outlook all along the llne than for
ssseral yoars. \ Cavful study 20 the
.ltustion shows that the more hopeful
l feeling l. we'll founded that prevails
among farmers In every SEXTON 10 the
I country. ln svneral terms u may D.
\ said that uo surplus - farm products
will o. carrie,i over frum last wear to lie
prr.. The market for thi. wears CROP.
|lt Ia grcat advantage that cunsumI'-
/ ti"u las sgsia caught up Nth pr~iuc-
l ti1u. II oulV fnr onc wear ani bcvau.e ~
I an untaNorahls season.
n /. doubtful u this country sill ever
I srain scy the oycrpruluciion oi The last
I fcW years. rhs unicNcloped agr'cultur-
I ~ ara l. nov limited, While the growth
/ 20 mining and manufactures w the
I Rock, Mouutsin se,'tiun mskrs q market
fsr or more than the agricultural prod
|ult. n ths so-Callci arid rgion. >cN-
/ |sr,I Interesting ani very plausihl" calcu-
|btluns have rrceuily l--n published
/ .hue Ils that within I've YEAR, or az
I Iunsf 10 thr eni - the present decade,
'the Iurr,I STATES sill have to imIort
.hr,ai.tuf. tn supply dome.tic cunsump-
tIun. lfuocNfraNugant irrigation Works
.r. undertaken D, the Fc,i.ril govern
msut. ani thr dr,elOpment ot th" arid
rreiou. b. irft iu the rvsp~,tlNc state
iu Whi,h case 10 Nill bc gradual and
hsalthV We may leok fnr constantly
iurryt-iug improvement la the demand
anI pficc. fur all farm prsiucts.
ENgp farmer also knoSs the grcai
benefit 20 having nsS sets"u open
" Ith aHti,lfk in 40 line. 20 general bus
Iu.... " lih fair prio-. aud quick ale.
for staple crops. Tlds give. cundicncc
iu trade. anil stimulate. consumption ~
Ibfrl living among The people. Ihi'
inlrya.f,i consumption, Nth q steady
.rbsth % lopulatiou, prasticall, Insure.
q fiir return far th' crop. - l~'l.
Thl. yontiu.iou l. ~ Cuursc has.i uu
a right s,.t.m oi farming. such sys-
tenn I. founded uu a liberalization ot
pr,siusts. 80 a.. o. supply home markets
snI ~. farmer. family With al the
.m.u pusIurts. such a. Nvgvtahlrs,
fuiits. batter. chss-s, egg. ani lghi
meats That q large ara unN devoted
fo .iapie rrup. can D. pfuhAhly pat inio
.fuH 20 thi. kind i. 40 hst generally
-,suruifsl Tho majority 20 iarm,rs
al.s have grown our gr'nt staples have
u.ull.t Isus little ur uuihiug iu pi'lug
family ,4rrIe.. aui ht,r soli ~h,,t 90
...fIsu. ouru 30 hog., a. low pri,'. shii~
Eutius ttmI, supplies at ths high rates
.h1rs,,I iu ,suutrt stnrvs. lhi. p"ltrN
ht. done much o. hi1i.r the hs'iis ~
fLHr iist hasten M payment ~ i'his
hlhif- that have such au Important in.
iu,re, lu Improving thc trmrr.' con-
I.tuu.
Nu,tt-r ser, grttiising ivatury - thr
Situation b.. thr disposition o. tullv sI'-
prr,ittr ths imppuanc, 20 agriculture
iu if. relation tn the cuuntrN's general
prosperity. Ihi. /. the imm~iintr ani
in uas ...u.s tlr mp.t important fruit 20
fhr fuuyr.' movement. The puhlic hss
u1I, tu actively comprehend thr cNtslt
tu ahl.h it irrrul. upuu agriculture O"
I.e rrIi.ir.l iu 30 fair ani rys."uthl" ~.
fHrf. Cor fhr frmrr. Improvement.
IHI. Irt uf aiuu.Bg thr suprort nni
cooperation ~ th- general puhlir shoull
f.. krrf In ,i,s hN uuf farmer. "rgsn-
Ir.f.Hu.. demands .D rpilrhl a. o.
alternate puHIic sympathy sh"gi o. rc-
r.Iaf-I until matter. ~ marv imm-'iiatr
IufstItsut,. auI neral utlIIts arr made
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