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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

Facts arc stubborn THINGS" says the Old proverb,
ni y these sone do we intend to deal, In present
ing WEIGHTS TAR SYRUP 70 the public. All
Know tile necessity Of guarding against Colds. -
WEI .. the necessity Tor taking the proper remedies
~heh NE Colds are upon We say, without Lear
OF contradiction that the superior OF Wfights Tar
Sytap ior the cure OF Consumption. Coughs. Colds,
ptohchius and all diseases Of the Throat and Lnn.ss
Cos not exist. Below are testimonials from per
eons. come OF whom are known IN oil parts oil the
country,
IN y. SHELTON MAcKRNxiR. Literary Editor OF For.
hey Philadelphia Press, WHITES
PHILADsu.fnlA, July 20, 1857.
=, pssR Sts-IAet Chvletmss, for the hree time IN my
NE was Euch afflicted BY very severe cold. WIN
..M I'M constant cough and sore epest, irseuce
s,.. pc,fect, the proverb says. but the more
souShed the wore didtt BY what then cOnsid-
ctcd m accident, but now believe to have ceen
rrfovhfeoce. We isdeced 10 Try Dr.. Wnionfe TAs
siarr purchased from you. and waa greatly relieved
~, Two DAYS. wholly cured In ten y nSs unpess
~. I" ING tese. which Is good point; ANY yea's
&c. readioe my way through an old nDrMy. came
scro.s tne works Of that Bishop Befket.y VINO pro
pnetisaily and truly declared. more Than 2 century
sgo, mat " Westward the march OF Empire teaes its
vsy and among tAese were two treasiees - wnie 9
ne s'rcnely adwca1ed the use Of Tar % cureuse oI
@Aoy diseases nom CetAsrh e. the plague. ~. 49,
snea Truck with The eogency q me gooe 1nnOp :
Igumeuu. and a0 NON eose-0Om tue emesy y.
". Wr'ghrs prspefsslga q ~ sane ss0eU-snas
-, s-'''c SSi,.. -,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

TINS Board Of Assessors report the valua-
tion Of real estate In Boston ct $3.50, $780,
900. and personal st 3l94, 35S, 400; total,
$444. GAG, 100, an increase Of nearly $50
900 600 since 1860. The number Of polls
is s5.s72, and the rate Of taxation 10 1855
per Al 600
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06
THE Pen is Mightier than the Sworl"
THE GOLD PEN,
BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS,
Morton's Gold Pens,
THE BEST PENS IN TIE WORLD

For s0ir 1T .'o. -, .yaiien-
Lane. ! en- l1tI. osta lt' ,pr,y
dUiD 0lfotHfea .i.gcni al me same
prices.
.Ho,I, ~ W0.,.Cs az Pens si9aygcd
ran me ~ tt@tr og 1lrf,3t- Ds0sH' ~
dHy cthes-,' ilisfr/osr, aicsc an
i1rrc5' Is csi~AfjsHc1. Pr y.uIi,c
nW 6c icH STffcG. 0y,1 ri NE
sam ,Dtlre.'. t.s c0fii9r ~ he
.t0c.i. t. III ofsscr /,/1ccs kkos-
Disiiuy fIr .iIetfsu Itu. ,onsl
seH0 II u t,.'YHolr, ~. rAg5r thct,.
O,Wc,s mn ,rccJier fl.r,l,Hs ,ffirD-
Ho". " ~ cnh,I .n5jta a.sf4 ne ausl.
II C".'c. orH. hi34 I.}. ",se,.n-
Ho" III sf.rs n.1s ~ ii. Mt,f m
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

a DuSDRsARy JoxE.-Thers is some re-
het to the monotony Of the heavy state NJ.
'a'rs here, semetiasss. Yesterday soer.
noon gentleman who holds Responsible
position under the Government. concluded
~ cesngs his lodgiaes. He ssat one Of M
walters Of the hotel where he had sclsotc A
apsssmenss eisss his baggage.
Meeting the waiter On heur or a.. .e,s.
wards 10 said:
"Wsll. John, did you bring INV b.ee.,.
down p ny '-ss.ss
mo. sAs," blandly responded the ..h,,
gentleman. e 'so's
"Why-what Was the reasonf'
"Case. sas, de gentleman in de Office I'D
you bad not paid Jour bill"
| met paid my bill why, that's s;n,u,.,
he knsw Ne very yell when be kept he a;
rsrd House in Philadelphia"
well, mekbe,'' rejoined John ,houeh,
fully scratching bis head, dat vas de "a.
son Why be voulda't ei,slne the baggage.
The gentlemen ef the departmsns toe
the joke in good part.
The Blairstown Gazette hes suspende,
| p.sSkn A.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06
TURNER'S TIC DoulouReUx or
TURNER'S TIC D0Ul0UREUx OR
Universal NenAalxia pill.
AysnS~>A~>l L. L. lpall

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II an unfailng remedy In all cases Of Facial Neu
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No form Of Nervous Disease fails TO yield to ts magic
influence. Even the se,crcs: cssee OF Chronic Men,
aleia and General Nervous Derangements of many
years standing. affecting the entire system, CON-
pletely and perman,iy cured BY il in few days.
lev weeks nj the utmost 1t contains nothing inju.
ficus to the most delicate system and can always be
used with perfect safety II use by the
best physcians. who give It their unanimous and M.
qualified approval Sent b. mail receip, Of q and
two poetage stamps. Sod everywhere =.
TURNER CO,
Cole Proprictois, tsc fremont Street, Boston, Mass
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06
NEW voRx.

IL. OuC1eEEX'S PATENT
Fer lnstnCtaneoua Hlct.c,,,..ss
81 Horses Arosm Carthage.
PMS INGENIOUS AND VERY rsRri,r. TYR y
ton, witch has been patented In the United STAT
France and kugand, IL offered nv Inc .ph..rJh.
10 the public. feeling assaret they win dpa /, ,,
examination, one Of the gscatcst Inventions ~ I'M.
age. VI sae
Prominent among Its advantage are.
Fiasr-The facility with which horsrs may he has.
messed 70 or embarrassed from Cartia,. also ven
dcsng II essny for the person Ia
pass between or behind the horsca ~ IL t.,nu,avy
thus avoiding any liability Of being kicked
sscoSp- In case of horse falling he NAV be
locsed nom the carriage N one second without ieay
ing hs seat II iseo simple in its operations thai
child can work H. ~
Tutkn AMP GRHAtEr-in case Of horses taking
fright. becoming ucmsnasssbic or r.nnin. lway
ths terribceon.sQncncss WI oh So frequently f,l,u
may al be avoided BY this slmpe application 10 car
Yiaes, the hcrser be- ioosed from tbe
''in . twinking." and the carriage as quickly and
NJ. G. DtCREUx gave several public exhibition.
The great favor and psaee manifested by the puhic
thcoc 0ccaaions II one OF tho evidences OF po,,-
uiar Appreciation Of its 0erits.
Terine may b. known and orders received for an
plying the patent 10 carriages purchase Of state
hIhts. BY addre sslpg to
vet. iC d3m VI Elizabeth street, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

Ex.liOv. Andrew. OF Nlmssnch y.
SETS.

Ex.liOv. Andrew. OF Nlnssnch y.
SETS.
From tie New ork World, Oct. 81.
The death Of ex-Gov. John a. Andrew,
Of Massachusetts,, 10 announced Nv te,e-
graph TO have taken place yesterday nj hi .
rcsidence in Boston. Al? o'clock las,
Tuesday evening he Was st his own resi-
dcnce IN Charles street, conversing with q
friend, his family being present. He lad
rremonitory symptoms Of apoplcxy, and
requested his family to leave the room,
an Oh they did under the supposition that
he bad private business to trans act. lie
then requested his friend to call in DR..
Derby, and subsequently Drs. Bigelow and
Cabot we're Ia attendance. lie remained
unc ,nscicus from the time Of attack until
death. He had been similarly afTe ted
vice before, once in 1864 aud once four
years pre- viously, 40 that on the last occa-
sion there WIS little hope of recovery.
John Albion Andr, v was born in Wlndham
Me, May 81, 1918, aud was therefore ~
yesrs o: a.e. lie Was graduated 1t Bow
doin college In 1887. and adopting tho le-
gal profession Was admitted to the bar in
Boston three gears later. :lle practised
his profession with credit 10 himself in
that city for 70 years. and during that
period took IN active part in the polite Of
the State. He was brought into public
notice particularly by his Efforts in causes
srising under the fugitive slave Law Of 1850
and at that time was identi6ed with The
snti.slsvery party Of Nasss chusetts. 10
1858 he pas elected member Of the State
egislssprs asd two pears Afterwards was
delseaae - DE eonsealjen which nomisa-
ted NJ. Lincsla Tor The pre-. idsacy. He
had the good or evil fortune When the va
broke out 20 be The twenty fret govesnoe Of
Massachusetts, and 70 sppsint Benz Z.
Butler general Of the volunteers Of that
State. His early rsspoass 10 The Asss call
for troops coon made him widely knewn.
and The feeling letters which he wrote IN
rcfsrenes 10 the men thos Weso killed In
Daltlmofs, while ~ oheir Wy 70 wash
ington, contributed 70 make him popular.
lie was very aetivs ia raising and equip.
ping the Massachusetts contingents Of vol.
untccrs. and this increased his popularity
80 that in 1861 he was re elected governor
Of the State. In 1862 he was q member Of
The conference Of governors held at Alto.-
ma. Pa, and prepared the address y ich they
subsequently, presented 70 the president.
In November Of the same year he was, Cor
the third time, elected governor of his
State Since the expiration Of his last term
Of Office. he had not taken IS prominent a
part in politics A. before. but had been
somewhat noted on account Of the ooposi-
ton lie had made to the prohibitcry liquor
laws. Gov. Andrew was sound and able
lawyer and jurist good speaker end wri-
ter, having good English style which,
however, sometimes developed into curl.
Gus quaintness in his proclamation. He
was an upright man and esteemed BY all
who knew him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRREat
LARITIE.

LARfTIES.
Theee Drops are scientifically compounded huid
psepasatsa. and better than any PILE, Powders.
Nosesuns. Being liquid. theis action b direct end
positive. rendering them reisbls. speedy and Ger.
tain spea0c fos the Of Ill obstructions aad ap
psessoos OF nature. Their popularity y sdieaAed b
The fact hat over 10000 bottles ere xnnuay ~
end consumed BY the ladies Of the united Sssees.
evesy one Of whom speak in the strongest terns u
PRAISE ofsheir grest srits They are rapidly taAiag
ne piece ofevsry other veuale Kennedy, and are cor
ossea y sAwho know ought Of them, = Tie sufeGb
sase,s snc most nfAlble preparation in the world
sce the care Of oil female complaints the renoval of
III oostsuclions OF nature. and the ur0mOtioa 81
neath regularly and strength Explicjs drect,one
saaeng whea hey nay b used. and expIsinine W.
ne woy they sh0uld MOI nor ud not Be- ueca viz
out psodudng e0ects edAlFesy 10 nsture'e ehosse
awe, VII Be sosnd essefully folded sroun esrh hos
y: w.9 the wsit1en oigna1nss Of JonH L Lrc. Mn
ees winch none orc gcnaine. -" .
Mt c&eeed BY ". JOHN I. LION, 1ss CAapsl n. /.
49, uaven. Coma. No cen be consented ei1lSe
son.sy g y 1eii. (eoele.e1g seunq) eoncsspiS1 m
| p.NGe 0eSoDee nd eHUa1o WeaAnnSjao,
500 ~ Usaggssts evGgyWhsse.
0eosssl Aseaes ~ ~ o .. - casSiss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06
DIR. j A M e S.


u -.
Cures ITEM without resorting TO Mercury. Iodide
POTASH, Ar-.nic OF any poison, but with a Neutral
ixer positive cure for all hunoPe and blood pusops
ORGANIC WrAksEss. such rs Seminal Weakness,
Nocturnal and BURIAL Emissions, brought on b.
abuse oftse -y-tein early indi-creuns excessee OF
eniaied hrr-dtari: causing loss Of memory. confu
sion, deYftss0n. d:nness, aud cftentimea Insanity
with ccp.orabe train Of symptoms treated and
radically cured with infallible method saving much
time and expense. Sieet tionorrhra. Structure, aud
all diseases peculiar 10 the sexee. Of private nature
radically cured.
Old diseases Of the MOST HOPRlBIE CLASS
whore The blood has become poisoned, producing
blotcut- the face small watery blisterr pains In
body. scrofua, together with endless number Of
| snfefings.
DR.. jane. is recommended by the press generally
ii medical faculty, md professors OF medical college,
etc Those afflicted should apply imnedia.ely, ana
be cured Of these terrible diseases.
DIR. JAMES has astissued . revised, improved md
greatly enlarged edition Of TIE MONITOR I'm Ven
erai Diseases peculiar 20 the ee1es with disvcsiunn
and Prescriptions fo' sell treatment.
SrtEsaroRaDsA, caused by self abuse. sexual OK.
@c IS fully treated and will not fail to arrest
the gention OF the reader.
Aninportan feature 81 the book is O treatise upon
Concepton-how ayoided-and the necessity and
| propriey. sometimes, Of 40 doing.
TIE various diseases peculiar 10 females are fully
treated and their remedies given.
The Aoutor Is printed upon fine paper, neatly and
substantially hound. containing s55 pages, and II Is
intended as a book be kept for private reference
and consultation. II II mu..pm In parvo-nuch n
The smallest spsce Buy Il! Read II! The book will
!njnre none, but henedt all--The old and young OF
Book, Sl.oo.
Address. DR.. JAMES, o. Drawer 1913. Chicago, III.
Dr.. james orice and Parlofs are at f3 Randolph
etrcei 81 Dearborn street. Chicago. where he
may be consulted personally BY letter upon all dis
eases pertaining 10 HE speciality. once hours fron
a al. too T. ". Consultations ecgfdensial.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

BLOOM OF THE LOTUS.
Endorsed by the celebrated DIR.
Fitch. of New York.
9 the Lotus Flower Is ~ the most beautiful of
n flowers, and in the Orient is held typical of Eter
nal LIE. 20 this preparation Of II imparts
BLOOM TO THE COMPLEXION,
removing nearly al the indications of advancing
Year,. while rendering the skin soft and pliablc.
Asa COSMETIC for Lad'ee. there ie nothin. 20 be
compared to II, and Gentlem also find livery agrce
able after shaving.
The purchase OF one bottle will er.e'y lead to the
buying of another. On every bottle IL an endorse
ment OF its virtues by the celebrated DR. s. 3 Fitch,
of New York. II can be obtained Of any Drug etst,
and Mt Wholesale and retail OF HlBBERT CO.,
OF i3 Tremsnt Row. Boston. Mass. Price 81 per hot.
tie Sent by 10 part OF the tntted States
on receipt of price Octll d&w1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

DIR. Schencks Mandrake Pills.
A SUBSTITUTE voR CALoMEL.-These Pills are com
posed Of various roots. having the pewef to reisx
the secreons OF the liver promptly and ciiectuaiy
as blue pin or mercury, aud without producing any
oi those disagrecsbe DANCE eiects which Of
ten follows the Of the latter
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used
with confidence, as they promote the discharge OF
viiiatet bile. and remove these distractions from the
liver and hillary ducts, which the Cause OF bill
fous affections in general
SCDENCk'S MANDRAKE PILLS Sick
Headache, and all disorders of the liver, indicated
by ssliow skin. coated tongue, oostiseness drow-i
mess and general feeling of weariaess and as-ifude
showing that the liver is In to- pid or straeted
condition. In short, these Pills may he used with
advantage In all cases when purgatve oraltcrafSc
medicine is required.
Please ask for :" DR.. Schenck's Mandrake Pills"
and observe that the two kenessee Of the DR. are
the Government etamp-one when In the last stage
Of Consumption. and the other Ia HE presen, health.
Sold by Druggists aud Dealers Price IS cts box
Principal Office No 10 North 9Th st., Philadelphia Pa
General Wholesale Agcnte John ID. Park. !. E.
cor. " Fourth and Walnut st., Cine matt, Ohio:
Walker 4 Taylor, ia and 1Ss Wabash Avenue Chi
caeo, ILL., Collins Brothers. south wet cor. OF I'd
Niue Streets. ST. Loue. Mo-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.

vscksnr No. Nssa.. Aug. Y, ls63.
On. JOINS BrIL-Deaf Sir 81 am happy TO state to
you that have used yous valuable CedrOn Bittefs
with great benefit to myeef in general debility and
Dsosation of my eystem, produced BY the unhealthy
ood Riaamssic influence OF the Mississippi River
around vicksburg. confidently recommend ~ uee
60 all psssOus whs are exposea 70 unhea tbycitmaser
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

Warranted Cheapest and best!
To Farmers. Express Companies. Stage Proprietors,
Livery Establishments, aud all who Nor zee.
DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE LlNfMENT,
In Pint Bottles. at One Dollar.
For the cure OF Lamene.e. Scratches, Wind Gale.
sprains. Bruises splints 0a.. Collie. slipping Sti
Ne, Overheatnr, Sore Throat, Nail in the Foot. &c
All who own or employ horses, are assured tina,
this Iiniment will do all and more than IL stated in
curing the above named com plants. Dur pg twenty
years IL has never failed TO give satisfaction IN sin
gle instance
Sold by Druggists and Ssddlers Price IS cents per
box. Depot. 81 Cortandt street. New York
THR GLORY OF MAN is STRENGTH. There
fore the and dchilltsted should immediate
~ use IlLNBofns Extract BrcHc fd&w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

PAsssrs.-Bcyd ! Co., Solicitors Of Pa.
tents. 206 Pine Street. ST. Louis, No.,
o0cialty report 10 the DsxocRAr the fol.
loving Patents granted Iowa and Missouri
iavsnsoss for the week ending Got. 2Ssh
1857:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

The Blairstown Gazette has suspended
qualifications. Dida't pay to live.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

WANTED.-Every man feeling the effects of .
habt contracted in youth, I, send his name and ad
dress with cent stamp for return POSTAGE 10 DR.. J.
EIsrR Gopnrr. Box 1870, Philadelphia. Pa. who
will inform them of Q method by which they can be
cured and the vico. Of youth restored aur3a-Gm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06
The Healing Pool. and House

TAKE NO MoPE UNPLEASANT AND IN
SAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and danger0us
diseases. Use NrlMBoLD's E1sRAcf Buenu AND II
pnovEp Rosx Wash. tfsbS-obw1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

J. Comsss. Burlington. Washing Ma
chine; J. Gray. Dubaque. ventinatinl
Mill Stones A Stalsy, Cfietsn, Steam En-
gins Slide Valve J. Underwood. Musca.
ties. Machine Coz Cutting Wheel Teeth /; J.
Underwood, Museatine. Babbitting and
Milling Jig; D. Nesdsndsll, Fairfield, Ire,
Protsolor J. J. Sandgrso, Lyons City
Csapsuhd Tsoi fes Shsaring. Punching and
Upssstiay.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

Privase Consultation.

A. rue oALKNIC MEDICAL
TneTiTI]TE. in Concert Han
G~rt neaf The Post Once, q.
"A 7.a,masy q TIE kind IN -
~ in chssgs Of . regular SuT.
Ir.cr' = graduate Of Tie AedIcal
College 81 Ohio. .-..
CorSyDenfiAt CcHectaAsS4,
es.srrnsterrhea or Seminal De
s1tv. YSivets Diseases, Female
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

TMsEw hundred gentlemen Of Massachu.
sstts. who have heretofore never acted " ith
the Democratic party. have written letter
to Mr.. Adams, the Dcsuecrasic candidate
for Governor OF that State. heartily endcrs.
ing his political positions and pledging them
selves to labor to secure his election The
rcsctio" seems 10 have reached the old uay
State. AMI there is promise Of . dealt.blov
being struck in the vesy heart Of Puritan
Radio l,iSm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

ENFRBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
Of both sexes, use HEINR0i ms ExrRAcr BuuHU. II
Will give brick and energetic feelings, And enable
you 10 sleep we'll. lfebSdAw1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06
Lame Back.

NEw YoRx, Nov rs, 1859.
r. ALLcoCK 4 Go --Gentlsmen lately suffered
severely from weakness In my hack Having heard
yOrs PlsslsEs much recommended for cases Of THE
kind, procured one, and the result was ell could
desire A single Plaster cured me In week.
You're respectfully. j. q. BRIGGS,
Proprietor Of the Brandreth House.
Principal Agency. Brandrcth House. N. Y. Sold
by ell Druggiste.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

New York Times, IN his letter dated Octo
Der 25.li. ,avs. president job son has in
his possession u ieii.r written to hrm by
Colonel Fcrnry. ~ Penns, lvania. recon-
m'rd'ng the appointment Of q young man
named RinSwalt as his Psivate Secretary,
and denounc,ng ex Vice President Hamlin
in strong terms. Il Is de,ei q short time
after the assass :nsticn of Mr.. Lincoln, and
indur.es Mr.. JohnSen's course at that time
very earnestly. The President th,ts,ers
q ,pskc il public il he finds il necessary
% refer to Mr.. Forncy rgaip."
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-01-18
Encournuc the Rnrs.

Il is always best for boys aud youns mon
to have something to do for which they
will feel an important responsibility. Pa,
rents should not assume all the responsi.
hitlty in all the operations of the farm, Lot
boys be instructed to think aud act, to q
certain extent for themselves Tho York
fng bdrner says, on this suhjoct;
An old gentleman who hal a largo family
at sons successfully engaged IN a great vari
'ety OF occupations, WAS asked, allow did
You choose so correctly for all your boysf
and answered, IL did not choose at all, but
gave tsem books on various subjects
talked with them about various kinds Of
business, took them TO furnaces, shops, fac
tories ETC., and accustomed them 10 thlnk
and determine for themselves When they
were quite small, gave them each littl,
spot OF ground to be managed exclusivel,
hy himself and as they grow older, CAV,
them ehiekeus, pigs. lambs, etc" IL boy.
sdQ not become interested in taking chArg,
,ot these thlngs, It is pretty safe oonclu
sion that they are not cut out for farmefs,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-01-18
Work In Winter.

Farmers some eimes seem to think that
there can be but little done on the farm in the
winter season, or but little that is of much
importance. II is true. the greater part of
manual Labor is performed in tho summer
season hut thare is other labor, equally as
necessary, aud perhaps more so. N
Brain labor, or head work is as mecca.
Hary for the farmer as for any one else.
We often fiud msn who labor hard an
cons'Mitly, and yet they only make living,
while others, in tho same oircumstan
perform less manual labor aud are twice
~ successful. The fact IT, one abors both
with his head aud hands, while the other
d scRrds oil kinds Of" hook farming" as he
calls it, and leaves oil to manual labor.
Farmers may sometimes find it to their ad.
vantage TO have draft OF tlioir farms on
Papor. to which they can refer, and max Q
such alterations aud improvements as they
think nee, ssary, The long winter evenings
will furnish ample time for such planning
improvements in barns, barnyards, gates,
&c, can be planned IN this season botter
than any othsr time. i
=, Seasoned lumber should always DO on
land, suitable for repairs, as overy farmer
should be mechanic enough to repair most
OF hls farming implements, and make i'm
proseInents in his outbuildings and sheda,
The proper care of stock in tho winter
season will, or ought TO oocupya great deal
of time and attentiohI as, young stock, es-
peeially,, are very easily stuntel in cold
weather.
Another very important item of winter
york, is cutting and hauling the years fuel
Every jadioiods farmer ia always careful ia
have good supply of fuel on hand, aud to
obtain il wheu it will not interfere with
other more urgent duties.
Visiting, aud cultivation of social quail
ties, Will not of course, DO neglected, as
there Is no othor part Of tho year more ap
nropratc for their exercise.
81 heading is another very pleasant and
profitable employment, during the lonI
winter evenings, when good books or pub
locations can be obtained, on agriculture
or other branches of general Information
and by such means the winter can be mad,
"ne of the most pleasant, as well as ono
the most profitable seasons in the year.