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MR. FRANK H. BREWER OF BAR HARBOR.
"MEET misfortune with a smile," Says the cheerful optimist. "If you're up against the world, Get Good Nature on your list; If you get the Marble heart, Start up business crushing stone; If you think the world a frost Why! Go to cutting ice alone."
This setting of old saws Came to mind, as Brewer's face Looked out from the artist's page Where it stood above, in place; But to carry out the thought This suggestion I'd include When your trade is "hard" and "cold" Open up in Coal and Wood.
In summer, keeps you cool And in winter keeps you warm. Crushes the stone to build the roads To haul them in upon. Like the cheerful optimist He lets all troubles slide For he has a winter and a summer "biz" With "Good Roads" on the side.