The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-05-18

-AN-ADTERTIsEAEE TANsWERED.-~-
WANTED-An American man and
wife upon .placeiand in . family %
miles from Boston the man must be
an industrious, early riser. understand
grooming horses, washing carriages,
cleaning harnesses, and superior
mixer of one or two cows; also un-
derstand farming. and gardening; the
woman to be good plain cook, wash
er and ironer, and neat enough not to
wear her dress dragging upon the
floor. Apply to p. o. box 1877, Bos-
ton, with full reference, stating wages
required and where an interview may
be had. No tobacco chewer, pipe
smoker, liquor drinker, or one who
objects to work even on Sunday, if
necessary, need apply. rF.4.
This is the answer the family re-
ceived:1 ~I1t'C1Kt i0 %Jttt
Box I737.-I saw your advertise.
ment, and said to my wife, says 1
"Cloe." Chats short for Cleopatra)
that's just the place for us. So we
thought we would answer it, and see
what conveniences yeu had. AS for
myself, 1 milk only Jerseys" but if
you've an Alderney or an Ayershire
suppose Ilnight accommodate you.
1 suppose of course, you will keep 3
second man to "shoyel out"
With horses 1 am au fat CHATS
FRENCH, and can-cure any disease,
from the the spring halt TO the Gifts. !"
never hollar at them; when I wan
enc to stand over, just punch, him
four or five time in the ribs with the
corner of the curry comb, that's all.
AS regards my being industrious,
am a graduate Of the House of Indus
try, Deer Island. l.i!l ltGII j.5t
And as for early rising, we are al
ways up, in season for breakfast.
We are Americans.
My mother was born IN Killarney
and my father in yassar College.
Her parents were born on IA place
about 25 miles from Boston,,
AS for orfarming, can show, if I
should go, that can NOW and man.
age to hoe my own row, whether it
blow high or low. iit}-l .'''i
know all about one variety of corn,
having been troubled 70: some time.
l understand washing carriages. |
just wait till the mud is hard and dry,
then take very coarse sponge, or
dirty rag, weta little, then rub the
mud very hard till it comes off. One
has to rub pretty hard that way, but
s0DiethiDg always comes. 'tlt q
Now for Cleo. -baF..., .rfff, al
She's plain enough to be cook; is
9 good washer, with a machine aud
wringer, and can do up all kinds of
shirts, with the exception Of linen.
You need not mfpd about the floor
dirting her dress, as she always wears
a scraper. '}'f3f4iifi IIi'tf
] don't chew the vile weed. -. !.
l merely let piece lay in my mouth
once in while 10 purify my breath
when in the presence of ladies'. f,5.r
l never drink liquors-I only take
OAtssNt Va dhO SlCOs tbhcS rum
punch on account Of the twins. > II
"Only that and nothing more"
am accustomed to work Sundays:
as | go te church, shall expect you
to furnish us horse and team that we
may come i'm to hear Mr.. Murry every
Sunday. 9oit
Please answer how many evenings
out we may have. . ~
Also as to free use of the bath Tub,
and whether or not we eat with the
family.
Also the nuHTDer OF Apartments de-
signed for our use, as we have at this.
writing three besides twins. > q 4
For References we beg to call on
Rev. f. d. Winslow, Hon. Daniel
Pratt, w. W.Belknap, Esq, Washing
ION, d. c., b. F.. Butler, Theodore |
Elton, Mrs. Tom Ri Jon and Victoria |
w Woodhull.
Please address N. o. FARMER,
--- Boston Post Office.
p. S.-"Wages no object.Y
Please send photographs of your
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