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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-22

PERsoNAL.-We are pleased to learn
thNt the Democracy OF Washington,
County have Nominated John " Ram
Scy for the Office of County Auditor.
Mr.. Ramsey was for many, years n
citizen Of this town and Is we'll known
and lhigblyaesteenel by our citizens.
At one tirne,g he was auditor of this
County and discharged the ddties Of
tho Office to the .atisfnstion ofah We
feel assured that Washington County
ian have no bcttcr Auditor thah Mr.
Ramsey will make tadnv ~
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-22
ED EvERY rHuRspAY MoRNIKo.


-
On the 10th instant, the Democratlc
Senatorial Convention for Washington,
Morgan and Noble counties, met ir
BeYerlyu Theu euieonventiop yasl large,
AndOsh ROted Of fsome of ths bcea zen
ID ths three countfes. Hon. Joiin r..
Hanna, Of Morgan, was chosen chair
man ana DeS.Nye, ESQ, of Marietta.
WAS chosen Secretary. Noble County.
being considered entitled to tho Can.
didAte fYas aslsed, to AgFeeyupon,, ,ono.l
This wa. .dSne, Asberry p. jennings, Of
Bfd6kfeld tcwbsitia5 bciaEl ysIectea
Mr. ypnnings was, by acclaration,
nominated. DIS Nye, of Marietta,
bsias pellsaupdtf idf agpsCCBv dfoss
and said he. did not desire to take up
shetimejtfkdC dCohsenfion bya lsngtl,y
speech, but that be- feit, being called
upon, that a few remarks could be ap-
prepriatdymades n Heitalked for some
time uponga few Of tho vital issues Of
she day; and msdo plaid ana eieaRahe
right of Democracy TO the support pf
She people. Hon. James 81. Gaylord,
deEMeeOnEelsSjlls, Ibcipgg next called
upon, .edified the Conyen ton with one
ofhS ablest efforts AT the clcss OF
Mr. Gaylord address the Convention
adjourned. A :
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-22

Good family, advice. Let all troub-
lesome topics be avoided at meals
Do not dwell upon the difficulties OF
business, the delInquencies ofdomestlcs,
or discipline the children, at the din
ncr table, for a cheerful u irit not on.
ly gives relish for food, but bal good
start for digessipg the RAnas, fgoia
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-22
1rOublos srahe Newly Rich. 4,

TT7fT--T-0- ~ F-l~1 --Csl - ~ TT7' 2 I
The Boston correspondent of the
Springfield Republican whritssbas Sfoll
iows; ffFEg gat1ggrg IN. (
Except the very poor, who actually
lack the nccessaries Of life there is no.
class which has q stronger claim to
public sympathy than tic newly rich,
whose numbers, hAyo 40. increased
among ms within Eve years. I heard
ofone care ycS terdays which is really
distressing, Ten years ago, ia u town
thirty miles from Boston, lived wor.'
thy mechanic, who had accumulated
by hard work in bis trade a few thou
sand dollars 9 he was induced To in.
vest mEsavings IN manufacturing
enterprise, and in three or four years or
40 Coudd himself rich man, Now he
10 supposed to be worth not less than
halfa million, lie is good natpred
ignorant man, who is by no means
pufednp by his good fortune. He
says that his success is due to no merits
of his own; than whatever he touches
turns to money, and he; can't hslp II!
lie is simple in hsitastes, md would
like to live on as. he lived 80 many
years, and as thousands of New Eng
land mechanics live. But he has a
wife. and several daughters, and the
poOr man H. oterraledD y u a. Ia
Last winter they must live At no
teljp town, and sport carriage, and
pair, (which they did, of coiirsd. and
this summer they must have country
residence. So, being attached to the
place of their birth, aud perhaps laud
AblysolinitouR to inpless q their old
neighbors with sense oftheir pecunl
-Ary importance they bought a hand
some house at O-,and proceeded Il
furnish it in the most sdmptous style
The thipgs that tlhavo gone into tha
house have been discussed ulder every
roorihs stowh. There was carpet il
tAoparlor that costs $500. But In TIL
midstof all this LUXURY tho mistres
hthereot is.rniserahle. She has secures
t6sIserxiices Of two, ladlesaa aaiwho bay
lived abroad, and have also been resi-
-dsnts of houses on Fifth avenue, an
they have taken upon themselves tn
entirP charge, Of the household Tn
poor lady says she does not know
,elhe eleAdish that e6ufese on Ter table
all is French IJust think what a trii
shis must DO for gasgeoq,, faithful hopsl
vito who, for twanty five years, wa
AcCustqmgl y FsepaEe the frugal mei
OF baked beansor co dish with her ow
pubgg4FnttIPrtl gg4FnttIPt Rhpds Il u U so
I4uoIn the beginning woman .eonsiste
iaefssingi. rtbsygss Now shs is ell rib
,sffom her bolt 70 the rim other pett
saoE9 9E9
ks.....aea -
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-22
what M win DO.

The pay ment Of the national debt IN
grcenbacks will do these things.
1t will stop s150,OOO,0O0 q year in
interest, that the people are now taxed
opprcsslyely to pay.
1t will put an end TO the whole in
ternal revenue income tax system,
with its Immense army Of detectives,
pmps and ihformsrs, that are now
eating out the peoples substance.
1t will put upon the income tax
duplicate $500, 600, 900 that is now
exempt from State and local taxation,
and which hereafter would pay its
proper share Of the burdens of Govern
mont, This alone would save, to tho
people between s75,00O,000 and $780,
100000 . year rs.eTNs. as-fg'qol brg ii
1t would drive into business enten;
prises $1,000, 900, 900 OF capital that is
now locked up, and Ba burJepinstead
OF assistance TO tho MASSES OF The
country. q aaoadn971s ni I.s!hfb'"'"
3 Itwiil put new life into business
and make it, lively. where it is nov
dull, and, by 80 Going, IN q it's results
add to tho general wealth of the coun-
.A[C'hclnnati Enquirer.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-22
Model Composltion.

The Esser Statesman says boy in
South Danvers wrote the following COM
position upon his native town, which
it thinks is very good for q school
boy :-"South Danyers Is in the Uni
ted States. 1t is bounded BY Salem
and reaches to Middleton. It's princi-
sal river IL Golnwaithe brook, which
emrties into Salem harbor. Its. Prin.
cipal Lake is the mill pond, which is
dry in the summer. Itsprincipal pro,
ductions are leather, onions, the South
church and George Peabody, South
Danvcrs has very many religious sects.
tho Orthodox, who wor.
ship their meeting house, the univer'
salists who worship their minister, the
Spiritualists, who Ns.ship everything,
and tho Unitarians, who worshipnoth-
lngia3 9n l9 lneh s.ua..9i)F oaiass
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-22

THE Nashville correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Commercially referring 10
the recent Tonnesree election, says: 2"
odThe best Union men in the State,
those, too, who had beph loyal through
the whole long night Of the rebellion,
We're denied registration certificates
while swarms or the most rampant reb-
oils that ever dsgraced the nation, or
murdered Union men in cold blood,
we're made voters on condition Of cast
ing their ballots for Brownlow, -
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-22

A corps of United States engineers
are now engaged in surveying a route
for a Niagara ship canal, under the law
az Congress- " 's- "i'f s''''.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-22

Tho last phrase of tho base ball
mapis7 has occurred at Utica, where
the Board Of Edpcatlop pyeehallepged
the Common Council TO play a match,
Tho latter have accepted, and tho old
boys with have it out in a few days. y
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-22

Speaking of the sudden dOath Of .
lady in Vermont, an exchanges says, IN
an apologetic manner, "No death hay.
ing occurred IN the family for more
thap twonty years, they were very
much affected g'e N ~
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-22

The United Stat,sa rAtoat-ofhee is 20
be enlarged, and. the additional clsrHs
and exaninc, ,ts authorised by che hrs' III
session %. the present Congrsss FHi VI
, medis1Sly AppOinseNils 81 "a ie.l
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-22

lauoIn the beginning woman consisted
;sfsaingi. rlbsy5s Now she is ell ribs,
-ssrous her belt 70 the rim other pettl-
.a1fAdI aEAaUR 90 f'o9i D, aob
saoE EEE0
% sIlivsias9p9'le ,tasssa Fssesl
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-22

sya4 tadi Uls-aui lsID3lx l.za
susmn1oyo0 ott ssidans NJ. 5.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-27
@a1bington @amS.
M%iuneappli6, Winn.

- T.
5eifa iu4bet! 5etfa judbet
SD bin tnu,er p~erenust uno lultte cohet,
gDtQR aud rtdt %freusfbel NAL fetn2
Sp tebre i'm Dafbinstpn 5aufe mai Elm;
Jrasf bn, mer's benn sibt7
1reili4 Der peterl Der uberau beltebt,
5tets bat Der an Sanb, mas su wunf9ea 1T.
Ct etbt etnen ausse;etdneten Slid:
BeefReaf, pafeteu, araut uat Salat.
unb Gutt weiB, mas ct lpnit ni&t nod bat
gDetde Betten, Marin unb peib pie Der S@nee
Wenn's falt, einen punfd BON Weistes, &afet ,>er 8b.e,
@pwte I'm @pmmer etsfaltes Bier,
Die feinfen unb befen 9iquEre fnb t man bier.
unb beim Besotlen 1T Der Deter etn literaler Mann.
CT fareibt ME ~ stel, nod iu wents an.
Wenn's alte &unben, etbt Ct germ Credit
unb redaet nur ben gang sew5bnlt&en Yrpft.
Dub extra fei's benz 5armer nod sefast:
Gin gutter @taa unb frtfde Oueue
Gtnbet man betm peter auf Der Steae.
gu fattern bic Rabe, 0&ien xnb pferbe
ST TN @taue plat fir cine game Seerbe.
sfna Shutter, Ic&ter, Batter unb @ubn,
&smnt bin IL BEN 5ste1 ees @afbtast,u.
Der Peter label ereebenf etu,
Ct serfsrt&t tets 1xRts unt ftel ~ fetn. .
H1h 49, Setter 8nrfenins.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-27
at. Mutbonius Teuer, Nofe, Sal5-
au8. Grinefupf franfe Nu8eu-

BDu s arpes @td1er, Gbttpr beS, 1untbannpt Ut
mptrat, penni9lpanta.
unlsr etn,tees atnD, tas stwa bret so9fe at y If IT. BE- BE-.
lam etnsn ausialas an Der 9 Il a%, nf Wy sqs, t%ntn n u
s sssasttst saS Jsisspa Sss Y Ssssat rss, he tta!is6!i9 mss;;
rsrs aass lang lie ausrtn ses Siaess H. l&lrGsn' pay pay
s 81 s,T stlbsr (SSlsnasta) unb enbsre y!ittel an
ss5ns tresne stnen anssnja sta!i$sn sr1'l s:u Ta IN si%'
a E tonnts, lie saS eanae @eii4t heosdtsn: Nad=
Sem w{r aaes oerir$t eatteHS worsst mr. 20nsin m,9b sss.
oen, uno wulden tas @eRht semaB Sbrsr Anwet\ane
nit ether MSaiH5iuns 9rn ses aatt. Ma ID !, st ;, f n,is
Slal&e ausesbruudt mar, fnsen es Ys,@ure an Sm pem u
S q = ma r. Is wU6i. Sic aiussnmtmpers we'@s ansss.
fallen waren, wudien wtsber unb bas Stne 1T 1est -
biibih uno 10 aeluno wte nur treene eth anseres. Nte
aan,e NadbarIGaft bate srrberseiaet, has sas atno
6orken rniTp
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-27
Graf1pc(as - Maeemetne S6ma@e'
Weiutat oaS Slut.

Bpm o; Nsse5st g 5:',sa ;ai S94t 70 > ,mir i Nss $ y'1 IT.
mDfa nem nub ieropbul 6fe Ol4whre burd
s en- ss!ssts!R}A q SS Ss' ;t{ t5 s1iSds t 1sn's Nsist{ sY ~ fs5s
IetneMt NV ~ rjne,ns oebeilt. gDir beltsen tetn 9llteraz
t tSsa sas ssbssr sariaparilia el~etdtemmt' bic sts i'~''l
ben Nerst.n, wis Dem 9rlts ltetsrn.
g,u 6. 6. SpbnRpu, Gsa., Battman' Shte. o,xu
xii ,mSif Sabreu bate i'd, an metnem, re@ten urn
Sic sslSs 'S%fsFssIes UNI = ~ s y t gSsss ID o sis1t5 sf tsn a'ts
vnN unhm fir SuuIperte ppn Dollars MeDestn etn; Dte
S:iSsafs S1 ri i t f. ,t; sn93Sst 9ss BIZ bs g mti" ar n%'s a.
arnn or, weroen m&6e. SIT BE eann, Sbre .Sarlapaz
siaa VI nsSm Ss;s aaG ,15s ,ms5 S5@ hat m na' f asSs|{t: s' Sd
H. isst IN mnhl uub aeluuo, wie nur trgenp Semanp:
Da ID in einer SH sntt{&sn telling stn H. - Ut 1T m Mtrw 1n,.
gone Senre Monrpe, 81. PIP: eon Men.
ganle, 6. sd, einem berpprraeenoen M'teI'eo ss w.
uapildeu Yarlaments. 40.
$50 tabe, Sbrs Sariapar,ua IN msinsf ! y i II &C. =.
cen aaeemeiae S4wade uno as . latre ,1ran9bt gns
empfebls Is NIT usasm Dertrauen aaeH setss"se".'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-27
&nphili8 unb Dlercurial &ranf'
lettsu.

Bon D.. 5erman @loet. yon g: eoats Ms:
SO fnbe, oas Sbre 9ariapariua etn a9trtiamerss
% Snsnfn tit 1s H. ais ir 9 E Elm enserss, sas ptr tsfvsn.
jieQerste Fnp Sbnen ju Canf perpFt6tet tar maa@eser
1taen Wspe5inen, se MIR bsl'sea.
Qawrence, Snail, Der Elm prpmtnentes MttelteD
Der s%estsIatur BON Ma6sduietts It; x.
,,Dr. Qaer..a8erttsr SER! SO babe Sbre Gar
m re IuwUbl ME fur Sppbilts teruns
Sen, bas in manasn yaaen NOD wirtiam mar. hs -
saanpen. Sd femme tein Mlttte1, sas t6 NIT 10 slsidma-
ha Nderm @rfpIa auweneen tann, wenn sn madttees
Nlterattv erfpreer1td.
wrs. Gbas. 6: gan Stew srn Stem srxns~td
g. s., bate l4rettite 98uuben an letnen Betnen' Die
bur6 eine unrtAtiss Anwsneune ven Msertnr 9eteett
%seiabrt wessn. Ste Msss9hrtaa ). S trotn,n1 IT.
bes Mittsl une jspe BetaneIunesmetle pGsttrt mufes,
sis er entlid burtr ren anbaltenesn @ebraua gnn
s s19sfh,, S %a4 % Saitia u %ss sssa ntistr nie man ! ie niSt
pft fubet. uub CT muBte mebrsre Ouseno 5Ial@en etn-
nebmen bis Ct senas.
= ucorrb6a, ,petfer Tiuf, @@mdbe
xsrben eepStnltd er;eust burd tnnere ifrppbulSteaSun
biefer @arjapariGa. Ginise Safe %erfprbern ieSOd
auber Der Sariapartla bic seldtdte Anweneuas l0taler
5eilmtttel.,
Bon etnsm bsfannttn rnS t]ernnrntsn W w'FF'''
SD babe Sbre @ariapariua ais etn ausee5et&ne.
ts Nlterattp fur 5rauentrantbetten bstunoe m Sse!e
sale BON SIRE ularitat, esueerreta, tnnersr Wun0betf
unb ~lptaler Shwdbe, bic aus lfrrpbulDter @nlaee ent-
0eben Nub turd etes Witttel eetetlt, ba5 %hberhaupt niht
leidt feblf4ldst, wenn es bur& !ptale Seaaabluns sez
bIrt8 untertlBt pire."
Cine Dame, welae ibrsn Mamen atdt pub(t'trt ~dnf4t'
f6rettt:
,Meine Godter unb tA ielblt inb enrd smet Tlafaen
Strer Sariapariua pm einsr aarnadtssn eeaeorr1fa
befreit worOea, bic uns ishr iawadte."
HbeumattSmuS, @i9t> 2eberletcen, GY5>
pspie, 6aSfrantbetten, Nsuyal9ta>
penn lie burG Strppbeln enefanten fnb, perben fanell
aebeilt bur9 bielen Grt. Sariapariua.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-27
@1rDen 9ttp 6Qu8,

@aroen @itp 5QuS,
DeutfdeS @ef< unb 8oarptno : Sora
ede etr 1t n unb Mtnnefota- 5tro6e
ct. paul, Minn.
oon 5enrY 8pdenfcIb.
Ots1ss loetsn prn mr. e,Dfnete II. aufs @ou-
Sespe nne Seauemfte Elm .e1ibtete @at- uut
~9u,staaeana aetpebrt sremosn pieRonaoneern
O'eun9 uberbarpt. SD empfsbIe bo7eIhs H.
NIT 0ttenS ssu eesbrtsn beutiten Yubiifum.
DenrY BpfenfeIc.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-27
81 0ermonta 2ebens>
8erf6erun08 WefeQ100fl,
90. 8rpahtpGta,G 1etn=Mprf,

XXI W. uUUO VkISAIWnlE
90, Brpabspato> Nem=Dprf,
empf.blt BEN gtmpbnern spn Minneipta, srn Der I'M,
ldoGbbaren Mspbltbat Ger &ebenSperiieberuns
@ebraud III n,a6en. Sic bat etn blar u II Spll-
tuse5ablte 0runb-G aprtal rpn
$500. 900
GaS D%errnEetn Der 0ee1f6aft tetru8 am I. Wprtl
1866 SS6s ,sso.5s
unb bat Nh i'm ret saneenen gttrte1-
iqbre permebrt I'm, 80
fD baf cas Gptalrerm5gen Der &C.
feaf6aft jett betrast 1.O15.406.4s
Das jdbr1tde etnlpmn,en Ter Sc
{eQ{daft mar am 1. Mpril 1866 SIS O 90
fen permebrts i'd psdtlts I'm 100000
~ bab bic @eieai6aft Elm Iptalein-
fpmmen BON w%eni9nens $4,000 90
bate am 1, Suli 1866.
Sic Der16erungen In 8raft wurben am 1. Mprtl 1866
auf circu SIC, 500. 900. 90 an %eenpmmen. Dur6 neue Ser.
Iderungen fir 81, ia, 100. 90, abSuettd Der erloidenen
Betrdae ppn ctrca IA, 100. 90 purbe bteie Summe UNI
g, 100000 90 ssrn'ssrt. 70 eab i$ a.! an :; Sn!t 1866 eia
81 1T uber bic ganSen Der. Staten %Serbreitet unb
bat In Mtnneirta fOlgenbe &genten
General = u sentur IN Der nDeuti@en Bant" BON
@ebruper WtQtu6 & Dunbar In ct. PAUL.
6err @unaD 6etnridS in Wtnpna.
berr Gar! Bronct in Gartboult.
6err 6. Gihbprn in 6afin96.
6err 8. Booen in Stem ulm.
1866 g.: $50 600. ~
S. @9weneler, 5u9o 0efenrpnd,
gtce- Yrd@. u. @etretGr. pratbent~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02
The White Pine Compound.

.ar, in the sprips Of 50 that this compound
was originated A member OF my family was afflicted
With irritation of the throat attended WIZ oiss
gre able cough had for some months previous tbonsh
that preparation having for its asis the inside bark OF
Witt pine might compounded ~ 10 be very usea
Ia Of the throat aud lungs To Rst the valac
ofti 10 the case auitd TO- compounded small guam
tity OF medicine that had been planning and gave
Il In tesspoonful doses. The result VS. sxceedingly
gratifying Within days the tritssfon OF ths throat
moved the cough subsidized and speedy cure vas
effected Soon after this sent some TO lady IN Lon
dGnderry. n who had been snde tnx Tor sohe weeks
from bad cough occasioued 10y sudden coif ana hsd
rAi. I'D mneus sirraked With blood She soon found re-
iisf and sent Tor ste took about ten ounces OF
IT, and got eli } q Clark, gsq, editr Of the Man
chester nty Mirror made lid u the same prepaFe
ZION 81 ~" ola cold and cured I'm m~df-
Htes. IL highly ps4s-d VITA the results, snd
cYtht n tending its saiss, placed he
r. ii u be- s'at be hnsiy Persuaded m- TO give Y
aud send II abroad bensnt fis suffering. In
Nustnh.r, 1855 81 advs rsed II under the Of
White Pine ocmpoand. In tsory~er. from that time
there hat teen whOiesssd IN Manchester sone
huaired worth Where IL took the lesd Of all the
eoutt re eiie IN tie market, sndii still maintains thst
ps.i'pn There good FOR tue. 1t very .,oth
tng sn6 hsa ing Is mature warming 10 The atom
sch sd plssss withs 70 the taste aud xceeip ~
cheap.
A. n nsds for iilasy nrhints the White Pine
Confoupi stands unrtsAied. II orsiua ted Tor
tha, purpose tut person IN asssR e., ecnch ~n
5ni, cured cf the cough, but s'so cured 81
tiney iifealiy OF tsn yeafs seidug sinc- taf &C
od-nti hscvvey many thonss nds Asve ussd n tor the
sssue cornp plant And have bern completely curef,
The scove vas written by nr. Poissd IA lsGo sincs
tbsu in Jsnctssssr ths WLis Pine Con rss-sa hs
ssksn Iced Of oil Coogh rrmed-s we'll N pr~ps
ration the Of kidney dd5cattes 10 every CITY
town, visks aud hamlet throughout tins New Eagisnd
State.
Th.rsnedy safe and pleasant to take a. it /. e.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02
Che Gate Glip.,'


Multtudes of persons have great horror
of going out of doors for fear of taking cold.
1t 1t is little damp, or . little cold, they
wait, and wait. Meanwhile weeks and even
months pass away, and they never, during
that whole time, breathe single breath
of pure air. The result 10 that they become
so enfeebled that their constitutions have no
power of resistance--the least thing in the
world gives them q cold, even going from one
room 10 another, and before they know IL
they have a cold all the time and this il
nothing more than less than consumption.
Whereas il an opposite practice had been fol.
lowed, of going out for an hour or two every
day, regardless of the weather, 70 it is not
actually falling rain, very different result
would have taken place. The more person
is out of doors, the less easily does he take
cold. II is widely known fact, that per-
sons who camp out every night, or sleep
under tree for weeks together, seldom take
cold at all.
The truth is, many of our ailments, and
those of q most fatal form, are taken in the
house, and not out of doors-taken by res
moving parts of clothing too soon after com
ing into the house or lying on a bed or sofa
when il All exhausted condition from having
engaged too vigorously in domestic employ
utHtS- hhu1 fiS AHc tOsh Ill suausll0uH
man . hundred dollars. A human life has
many time paid for an apple dumping.
When our wives get 70 work, they become
&C Interested in i; that they find themselves
in an utterly exhausted condition their am.
bition TO complete . thing, to do some work
well, sosisins them until il is completed. The
mental aud physical condition is one of ex-
hsustion, when breath of air will give a
cold that will settle in the joints, to wake up
the next day with inaamma,ory rheumatism,
or with feeling of stiffness or soreness, IS
ifthey had been pounded IN 8 bag, or sore
throat to worry and trouble them for months,
or ing fever 10 put them in the grave in less
than u week
Wives should work by the day, if they
must work at all. and not by the Job; it is
more economical in the end 10 see how little
w.rk they can do in an hour instead Of how
much 1t 10 slow, steady, continuous labor
which brings health and strength and good
indigsstiee. Fitful labor L. ruinous to ell.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02

4 QuANpARY To sit on sofa between
two pretty girls, one with black eyes, jet
rnglets and rosy cheeks, the other with soft
blue eyes, sunny ringets and red cheeks and
lips, and both Laughing at you at the same
time. We know Of nothing more trying.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02

PHnosorHrRs say that shutting the eyes
makes the sense of hearing more acute. A
wag suggests that this accounts for the many
closed eyes that are seen at church every
SundaY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02

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