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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04
Farmers Department.
working Horses when Young

We work our colts too much, many
Of us. Their limbs are young and
tender, and their mettle Is up at the
novelty of the first handling. Be
sides, we are not apt to have the patti
ence required to treat an Impractical
colt. AS they are worked, so will
their limbs be affected. II carried to
excess, there will be injury, and it will
last. Prematurely will such horses
die, as we have seen many one,) espe-
cially if kept at work after their early
and severe training.
A horse thoroughly matured-hav-
ing age and strength, and muscles de-
veloped by moderate exercise and ju-
dicious treatment-care taken of the
animal that his limbs become, not on
ly toughened, but developed, filed
out, so as to support the labor and fa-
tigue this is what is wanted. When
thus developed, and to,[ghened by time,
grd1taLly-there is scarcely any amount
Of work that cannot be got out of such
a horse. And he will last. We have
seen horses at 20 do q fair days work.
They were always humanely treated |;
and they did, during their lifetime, a
far greater amount of labor than Is al
lotted to horses. They were treated
with tenderness when young. This
was continued. The horses were strong,
always reliable, and always fat-too
fat we thought-but their owner "a
shrewd old farmer thought differently.
These heavy strainings in youth
frame racl1ed, and muscles overcome
and in such condition the straining
continued-this is hurtful. We re-
member a span of horses who were
treated to hard labor from the time
they were three and four years old, till
up to eighteen. They were then bare
ly capable Of walking, to say nothing
of labor. They were stiffened and dis
eased, lame and blind Gone of them,
caused by straining-for they were
willing, and never flinched in a word,
they were used up, and died in conse-
quence. Verdict: Worked too hard
t0hen young. Else, had they been fa-
vored till mature age, they would have
been able to endure with little harm
what was too much for an early racked
system. The wise sporting man knows
that the early hard work of his three
or four-year-old, is at the expense of
future nimbleness and endurance.
Exercise a colt: he needs it. He is
full of life, and must have develop
ment--and exercise is one of the re-
quisites to this development, and buoy
ant spirits of the colt are the best aid.
But use a mild, cautious hand. Let
there be encouragement rather than Sc
verify. Above all use judgment.
/, Horses vary as well as men. They
must be treated according to this vari-
Gus disposition. Rules for every shade
cannot be given. The man must un-
derstand his horse-understand horse
nature-and his hand must be the hand
Of instinct.-[Cor. Rural World.
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Care of Young Calves.
. An English paper says:

AL IAuSllcn pdpSA says
And here, while on the subject of
housing and bedding of calves, we
may note that, important at all times
to be attended to as it is, it is doubly
important in wintry, cold or damp
weather. We know Of no notion
and we regret to say it is a very COM
monty received one-that has done
and does so much to keep in our stocks,
so to speak, so many poor specimens
Of the bovine race, as that which in
culcates the necessity for what is called
the hardening" or "roughing" Of
young stock. The latter is peculiar
ly suggestive term, for roughing it as
suredly is. Yet how often do we see
young stock kept exposed for days to
the bitter, biting blasts of winter, to
the chilling winds and rains, and the
discomfort of these intensified by
scanty supplies of food, and this, too,
of the least nutritious nature, which
are given to them; and all this done
with the view to harden and so to i'm
prove them. In defiance of all good
rules Of breeding is this done, as, in
deed, it is in defiance of all rules of an
enlightened humanity. "This system
ofroughing," saysan eminent authority
on breeding and feeding, "has the ef-
feet of weakening their constitutions
and this system pursued towards the
young stock for two or three generations
will ruin the best breed Of cattle in the
country. The offspring after this time
will have lost all the quality, early ma
turity, and propensity to fatten of their
ancestors; and it will require years Of
the greatest care to recover what Is
thus lost" -t-
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above Fourth, Philadelphia. Sep28m6JHkco
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An editor in describing the doings
Of mad-dog, says, g lie bit COW In
the tail, which has since died" This
was very unfortunate for the tail but
wa naturally feel some interest to know
what became Of tho COW.
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SYM PToM 8.

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ny Extract sarsaparilla IS Flood Purifier my Extract
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See Professor Devices Veluabe works on the Practice
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seo remarks made by tho celebrated Dr. PHrhIo Phia
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bTaed Physician ord Member OF the Royal College Of
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the King and Queens journal. --..
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In many affections peculiar to Tomalss, the ExrEAef
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-09-01

to eight it out on that line,' until lawful
aSsemblagea of Union men are tolerated on
every acre of ground belonging to the United
Statcs-Ne,D Orleans not even excepted.
WHO ARE OPPOSED TO THE RADICAL CONGRESS.
Who are most bitterly opposed to the pre-
sent Radical Congress? jeff Davis is dead
ont against it. Robert E. Lee, Beauregard,
Bragg Kirby Smith and all the whipped gen
erals, coloucls and captfns in the late rebel
army are against Alexander H. Stephens,
all ex-rebel Congressman and rebel legisla-
tors are against it. Andrew Johnson and all
his rebel Democratic supporters are against
it, The men in the South who conscriptcd
Union men. who burned down Union dwell
ings, robbed the Union families of all they
had, and made war hideous along our Dor
ders, are against it. The Sneaking, kissing
Northern Copperhead who creeps after
Southern rebels for the sake of social position
or Necuniary reward, is against it. The
Northern and Southern Democracy who are
still bent upon the overthrow of the Govern
mcnt and the restoration Of slavery, are
against it. Every guerrilla chief, highway
robber and whisky bloat Of the rebel army.
is against it. Every traitor who edited "A
rebel paper during the war, and at its break
ing ont is against it,
WHO ARE ~ FAVOR OF THE RADICAL CONGRESS-.
Who are in favor of the Radical Congress
and its bold and patriotic course? Every
radical lover of his country, North and
South. are in favor of it. Every uncondi-
tional Union man, who stands by his coun-
try in opposition to another war, is in favor
Of it. Every man who prefers the loss Of
the negro to that of the Union. is in favor Of
it. Every mother that has lost son every
wife that has given her husband every one
who visits the sacred graves that lie all over
the land. and on every line of march and
every one who in tears and sorrow think and
speak Of their losses, are with orr brave and
patriotic Congress- and will not be turned
against that body, as it is now the only hope
of the country. Every clergyman, and every
good man in the churches, who believes that
we have had strife enough and wishes no
more decentralization. stand by Congress, and
prays forts success and preservation. Every
man in and out of the church, who thinks
more Of law and order and Of our Govern
mcut than he does of office and spoils. is for
Congress. Every man not in johnson rebel
conspiracy to bring on another rebellion, is
for Congress, and will stand by that body to
the last.
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VOL. XXVI.---No. T.
For The Cecil Wing,

For me 'ee'' wing
FELLOW SOLDIERS AS these are uhes
when 1t becomes every un'on man TO DC al
his post, or be classed with rebels, or what
Is worse, with those VINO would sen all 'iat
Is honorable and true III man; Tor le"
loaves ana hShes. NOW ''hat tne greatest
farce ever attempted to be fal'neu on on ~, any
people has reached Its climax IN the rh'ia'
delphla Convention, whose aao'e"" was !,
reteratlon OF t'e o'a cry OF democracy ana
uissatlshea hepah'icanS ,-,nohrepFe5ehlart'o o.
Ino'nS IN PROOF thereol tne "oIos III 'ne
Cofstt"tion: that no STATE "i'hoHC us
consent shall be deprived OF us equal sur
rage III me senate Cah there De gF'''ter
mohS'r"S'ty 'han ior men processing 10 oe
stateS'ien' W aS'eihpC 10 IMPOSE "Po" an gu
l,ghlenea people, such lying anu uecIp
doctrines. Upon people whoSe 'hrIpp'"s
poSonl' are ScarGey sun nom w. i in', "
ta'heFs: sons ana protherS upon e.eiS ..Thot
held OF the war. pat 10 the poln,i nav Ia
no STATE without us consent Sh''i NC w
PtiTeu Oh us eqIil' Su"I'SH ~ III: ''1 NIX;
INA 'iiey not oeiaoe'"Ie.G "oo''on 'a,t,G
governments ~ i"I 10 tn0 L,"In.,I G"',a.,,
mem i'''IIca''y wiz" '"c tu,'.:"' H.
hienV' anu reno""ce ''l:. "
same ~" ,"ey 'io' oe'1' 'ie ,o.'o'
arsehalS u"cN yar"S' ana orneF p"n'hc P'VP
eFly' anu l'oceto W e''"pllsn an NY
ent GoETr,'incnt lol i,Iu ,.',
not lna.y letI war asa Gus c tnc n'.eW Tha
ana commune Vhe same Ior Iour l1a'S i"[H
n'a "oo surrender "n'l !otceu ~ uo ~ y
n7u's "n'PPeu IT. Sne n Poln,' anu Nv. ", W
'hey hau N'''ea o"o'o'' ne"' anu ~" IN wv
ha'lon lh.o an expense .! oJeI 1l'e' '''.o"S
OF uoIt''FS Leu the hI'"Ie'p .L CHiI'eu.
uon woul1 nave US pe''e'e V""t ny e VI" ,"I
"iioFa" ny 'nc'' o"" Co',Sc". mn ''l""'
s1ntage III 'ne Se''a'c anu III 'ne ia"G""Se
VI A"uieN 'oI"S""' P'HS''",o NJ '.''''.
institutions TO me 9rounH 50 In"' ales mus,
De taken up ana u"aP,I!rr 10 t"e progress Vi
events Pun Mna' u "'lt', .i Fic'"lG "nr"
we view WV tIle o,ntr S,.r VI TIL; pot''tca c, ,
e e we see parry CONSISTENT l.o' ;"e
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to Loyal Owners
of Enlisted Slaves.

HONGR E.SS at its last session. made an approprin-
y ton for the payment to all loyal owners Of slaves
enlising in the service of the United States of the
sum of $500 for each slave so enl!sting All such
claims for compensation will be collected by
J. 7. McCREARY,
Aug II, ls66--tf Attorney ct Law, ELK ton. Nd,
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Nineteenth, Annual Report.

In conformity with the requirements of the 18TH
section of the Charter the following il submitted as
the Nineteenth Annual Report of the Mutual Fire
Insurance Company of Cecil county:
There have been lil new Policies issued during the
past year, covering property to the insured value
of S2+),NsS 90
Premium obligations filed thereon, 1866 ~
Of these li5 new PO0ies, some - were issued upon
re-surveys of property previously insured, embrac-
ing certain additions thereto.
OF these new Policies 20 were issued upon pro-
perty in Cecil county, a in Queen AIMS, II in Wor
ccst"r, IL in Somerset II in Hartford, in Caroline,
in Talbot, and in Kent county.
There have been also various additions and deduc-
tions made to and from existing Policies.
1t is deemed no longer necessary burthcn our
reports with statements Of estimates with regard
TO- the premium obligations of members who have
failed To make their proper payments during the
year. Our liability to them is suspended by their
failure: We proceed therefore, to state the actual
operations of the year
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BRICKS! RRICHS!!
Common Bricks.
SOLDIERS or 1861 6 go.

CONGRESS has passed an Act equalizing Boueties
u of 81 and '62,
Volunteers claims promptly collected, and free
information given by
VIM. p. EATON,
Attorney at Law,
26l9 st. Paul street BALTIMORE.
n. B.-Al letters must enclose stamp for answer
Aug 1, lS66--6w
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Extra Bounty I!
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS .
Bounty Money and Pensions.

A LII claims of Soldiers, their Widows, Orphans of
n Parents for additional Bounty or Increased PEN
sonS, under the Act of Congress passed at its last
session, will be collected by J. y. McCRERY,
Aug Is, lS66--u Attorney at Law, Eiton Md.
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~ ~


'eril county, bl17 bl Sll,3ll Il
Although the past year has been almost unpara-
cllrd IN the number and extent of destructive con-
agations and disastrous losses by fire in all parts
of the country we have been singularly fortunate,
the whole amount Of losses for the year rs reported
and adjusted being hut &&9Oi 81, as follows:
IN TALBOT COUNTY,
W. III. Councils dwelling Injured S1nG IN
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY!
DR.. II PORTER,
Medical Electrician and Eclectic
Physician,

2 T the earnest solicitation of largo number of his
= patients and their friends. has again visited ELK
TON and occupies r,qms NJ the UNION HOTEL,
whor- he will remain fom THURSDAY MORNING.
AUGUST I'd. to FRIDAY NIGHT. ACG, 3lst. He
win also visit CHESAPEAKE CITY, and remain
there from SATURDAY MORNING SEPT. lst. 70
FRIDAY NIGHT SEPT, 7th. Friends. II, til" Dr.
intends to take southern tour Earring this fail and
winter. this vii! be Your last opportunity for consult
ing with him, until next April OF May-th"rci're call
at once. Aug -, lSGG-2t
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IT PREVENTS POVERTY AND WRETCHEDAEss

The eandth eheafo
father
more r"g" nor more in the World dies b" his family well provided
@ the prudence to effect Life Insurance Many instances of this kind have
cn examples" An Insurance the
The
5
The COST of Insurance in the N generally supposed
his life for