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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-19

HDARTICULAR NOTICE. The public are
ID respectfully informed that they with GER
from the advertised Agents. who alone have the arli
Gle fresh and free from adulteraton. We would also
caution them against pedlars of Vermiiuges, &C.,
who in order to sell their miserable mixtures try to
cry down the Lozenges, which the only safe,
pleasant and etfectual Vermifuge in The DIR.
has also Cough, Cahartic. Restorative, Laxative,
Camphor or Headache LoZenges; also, Poorman's
Plaster, Orris Tooth Paste, Sc, which can be had
only from the following agents.
SAMUEL REED, General Agent,
Corner GAY and Saratoga sts.,
And at retail by j. w. BARRY, corner Pearl and
Market streets; JAMES STANSBURY, Broadway,
Fell's Point. jyl Elm
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Z. BUND, or GEO, GELBACH,
jyl4 Property Agents, 40 Second stree
FARMS AND HOUSES FOR SALE.

FARMS AND HOUSES FOR SALE.
A Farm on Hartford road, containing So
A@sA acres; and another adjoining of % acres,
IsaeM about miles from the city; also, a choice
lssE53A. market place, four miles on Frederick road,
good Improvements, &C., containing ~ acres 1900.
FOR SALE-A new two story and attic Brick
House East Baltimore street, near Broadway, for
$3.50; one on s. Exeter, SlO50; one on ~ Caroline,
$500; and one on Jefferson, $3.50. Apply at the
OLD TOWN AGENCY OFFICE,
iy1T-d M North Iiuh c,ynnt
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS.
MILITARY AND CIVIC EXCURSION


frasa - h. The National Blues formerly the
Nv lssa,Ea5iV Lafayette Nuunleers,l have char
Ssss.l sl!IIEI te ed tn SAFE and commOdiOus
MISUNDERSTANDING COLUMBIA for pleasure
excursion to Annapolis on THURSDAY, July !lth.
The boat will leave Commerce street wharf at ,
O'Clock, p. M, stopping at the County wharf +. Z.
gong and returning. Confectionery and supper will
be provided on board.
Members of other Military Companies are invited
to appear IN their respective uniforms.
Harrison Clark's Military aud Coalition MUSIC
is ngaged. Mr. G.. l.. SPIES Ballet Master.
{J}' Tickets 80 cents each, which can be procured
of any member of the corps Clipper, sun and Argus
Offices; also at White Hail and James Collins r. r.
and at the boat. jyl4 Wsutuwtht
ENISBiNG EXCURSIONS
H. TO GUNPOWDER IND BUSH RIETERS.
Parties and individuals can leave the
ssSSSsa Depot Pratt street, in the passenger train
s5t3sytH Of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
---.SSa.2za---tmOre Railroad Company DAILY, Eek
cept Sundays) at 9o'clock, A. M, with the privilege
Of returning the day by either of the trains both
of which will stop at the Bridges for that purpose.
IGf- Fare for the round trip FIFTY CENTS.
Special tickets are prepared and must be procured
AT the Office before starring otherwise full will
be required by the conductors, both going and return
ing [jyl2l A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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NsAKE YOUR TOILET COMPLETE.

MHAkE YOUR TOILET COMPLETE.
I'VE This cannot he done unles, you have The CIR
CASSIAN COSMETIC, it is the best preparation
known for identifying and promoting the growth of
The hair, il removes dantrlff, scurf, Sc. aud is par
ticuarly useful 10 the Ladies' as it not only prevents
the hair from falling out but gives it sofmess and
brilliant appearance, which can't be eXccled. For
RED OR GRAY HAIR OR WHISKERS use the
CIRCASSIAN HAIR DYE-it changes the hair 10 a
beautiful natural looking brown, auburn or black,
without staining the skin in the least. Try it-you
will not regret it. Look out for couneres and pur
chase of none but advertised agents Prepared and
sold wholesale and retail by
SAMUEL REED, Chemist,
corner Gay and Saratoga Streets
Aud nj retail BY j. w. BARRY,
iel9.lm corner Pearl and Market sts
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ET2GENCH LAWNS.
" SILKS IND BER.AGES,
SELLING OFF AT PRIME COST AT No 1875
MARKET STREET. The subscriber wishing TO
reduce his large stock of FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS, would respectfully call the attention
of citizens and strangers 10 the very great "Bargahs"
that are now offered in
Rich Fancy and Staple SILKS
French BERAGES and BALZARINES
French Scotch LAWNS
French and India Foulard SILKS.
Rich Shawls and Scarf; French EmbrOderies; Eng
fish and German Thread LACES; Linen Cambria
idkfs ; Silk and Cotton HOSIERY, GLOVES, sc.
Also-CLOTHS and CASSIMERES; Marseilles,
kinds.
G3- County merchants will find the wholesale
rooms up stas) well supplied with the choicest arti
dating terms.
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
No 1876 Market street.
iyl0 IPR1 fourth house above Light.
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HI EEP COOL! Why is it necessary 10 heat
IN yourself by eXertlOn i'll an attempt 10 col
lect money due You, when with comfort to your body
and benefit TO your purse and pocket book-you can
take a walk or send to NJ. DOf LES Capital Prize
Depot, No. l44 PRATT ST, opposite the Railroad De-
pot, next to Bradshaw's United States Hotel and get
some OF the splendid capital prizes to be disposed OF
this week Considerable surprise was manifested by
some the number of prizes sold and cashed by this
lucky vendcr last week, but if you wish 10 be sur
prsed let it he your good luck. The following
splendid prizes will be put mp and sold this week:
FRIDAY, capital prize 81 900, tickets S2d, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion. "Sow and ye shall reap"-that is, pnr-
chase certificate OF a package of - whoes in Sa-
turday's Lottery and reap 5000! The package costs
only 900. Risk package of halves only $40, and
on a package Of quarters only So
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur'
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
tae package, single ticket, or share. All ORDERS pr,
mail or otherwise, addressed to
M. DOYLE, 80. l44 Pratt street,
Il GR1 Oppositp r. n o. r. r. Depot,
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NJ EEP COOL! KEEP COOLH
VA WATERWAYS PATENT

PNEUMATIC SHOWER BATH AND
IMPROVED BATHING TUB I!
The subscribers have purchased the exclusive right
for the sale of the above useful article in the cities of
Baltimore aud Washington, and recommend it to
those about TO adopt the healthy practice of daily alb
luton, of the easiest cheapest and. quickest
methods of performing the operation. The price of
the Shower Bath alone, which can be used with a
common tub or in Bath House, is only 81 so. The
whole apparatus, including Shower Bath Bucket and
Bathing Pan, which are neatly japanned, is Sc, and
arranged as to be, without any difficulty, placed
in closet or under bed, and consequently prevent
all obstruction in the chamber. Those who wish to
take bath upon rising in the morning, without the
Inconvenience of a change of Dress can do so in a
few minutes The low price at which this portable
Shower Bath is offered to the public should induce
all who desire continuance of health and cheerful
ness purchase. Those who wish TO examine it
invited to call. when any information concerning it
will be given by the subscribers.
JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
No. 10 Baltimore street,
nearly opposite the Centre Market.
h5- For Bath Tubs, with Patent Heaters, Shower
Baths of every variety and Bathing apparatus of
ry description at the lowest prices, call at the manu-
factory of
iyl6-G JAMES CORTLAN s. SON.
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6NOMPOUND SYRUP GUM ARABIC
v For Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Sore
Throat, Asthma, difficult breathing and Soreness in
the Breast This is pleasant preparation of Gum
Arabic combined with other remedies which renders
it of the most efficient medicines for the above
named complaints ever offered for the relief of suf-
fering humanity. 1t has maintained high standing
for eight years, and needs only fair trial to prove the
truth of the above statement Prepared only by
G. X. TYLER,
ap24 corner East Baltimore and High SITS.
ND BROWSING, IMPROVED
ANs PATENT REFRIGERATOR AND
BUTTER BOX MAKER,
No. 13 COMMERCE STREET,
m27-3 near Pratt.
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BONN TS SELLING oEF.
The CHEAP BONNET STORE has com
f<aa-,menced selling off at reduced prices AS the
.P.ll1 season is passing, and now offer Florence
81. Blaids Rutland Brads, BIillians, NeaPo-
tans, plain and Lace, Gmps, Modenas, Birds Eve,
Shell. Pedal, Devon, Guted Lawn aud Fancy BON
NETS, at very low prices Chdren's BonnetS IN
great variety, very cheap. Also, Leghorn aud Braid
Hats; Palm Leaf Hats Gimp do. sc. &C. at
HAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
ie30 No. ~ Howard. ST., 3D. door from Fayete Il.
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a CARD. gentleman can he accommodated
IA with room, for an Office with or without board,
in central situation in the Eastern part of the city.
It would be desirable situation for Dentist. In
auire at this office. jyl5-thsm4t
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PORT DEPOSITE PASSENGERS.

Passengers leave the Depot Pratt street,
624IsA. in the Of the Philadelphia, Whining
tttIrftfA ton and Baltimore Railroad Company,
Ell e. DAILY, Except Sundays at O'Clock, A.
VI. Reach Havre dc Grace nj eleven, and then pro
coed to Port Opposite by steamer GOsPORT, Captuln
Surgeon.
Returning, the cars leave HavGe de Grace EVERY
EVENING, at 8 O'Clock.
nc Fare to Port Deposite 7i CENTS.
{gy- This train will allow persons having business
at Port Deposte (and who leave Baltimore in the
morning train at o'cock) to remain several hours AZ
Port DtpOsite, and return Baltimore the same even
ing Ql5- Tickets must be procured at the Office bs
fore entering the cars.
je27-u A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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ny NJ. SHANE. TAILOR and SCOURER, No.
-Eko II Camden street, between Charles and Light.
N. B. Clothing handsomely cleaned and repaired AT
the shortest notice. Tar, paint, &c. removed without
injury To the cloth ap29-3m+
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ENR.J. w. HOUCM having removed his office
~ TO No. 43 HOWARD STREET, between Pratt
and Lombard streets respectfully offers his profess
sonal services to the public in the practice of medi-
cine, surgery, SC. Office hours from to 9 A. NJ,
from TO 2. NJ. el9-eo4w
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-19

wHORsE NETS. HORSE NETS, HORSE
Z A NETS-A fresh supply manufactured and Tor
sale by the single one or dozen. J. Nj. HAlG,
iylS r.l l2l Baltimore stCCet.
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atHEAp HOOK AND

III bOO1A AMI
~ STAT ONERY WAREHOUSE.
SCHOOL BOOKS-Hstories, ancient and modern:
Library and School editions; Works on Rhetorics
and Bellies Lettres; Readers; English, Latin, Greek
and French; Works on Executions; Dictionaries and
Lexicons; Grammars; AriIhmetcs; Phosoi Works
Chemistry; Works on English and Greek Compost
On-tOgtthcr with large and valuable assortment
of Greek Latin and French authors all of the latest
and approved editions. Also, every description
of School Books now in use.
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS in all the valuable
departments of Literature
A large and valuable assortment of Theological
WORKS,
large assortment embracing every variety ot
JUVENILE WORKS.
BLANK BOOKS manufactured and sold as cheap
they be purchased in any of the Eastern cities
Foreign and Domestic STATIONERY.
BLANK BOOKS of every description.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
PARSONS & PRESTON.
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; s,,sS n :, n EIIODlEs on IRELAND

4
EIGHT SONGS AND FIVE PIECES. 2jcts-
sketches of Naples, by Alexander Dumas p cts,
Y,he Two Husbands, by T. 5. Arthur. rs cts.
Thp Dollar Newspaper, q cts; The Yankee,
tie Spirit Of the Times, and American Advocate,
each With all cheap Music, Novels, Newspape
For sale by {. A. HINCKLEY, Jr,5
$50! Baltimore street,
vii / ionF L. 6f Mcclellan ALA
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A CUE AND FEYE,R EEEECTUALI.Y

CUE AND FEVER EFFECTUALLY
IA CURED BY TYLER'S AGUE AND FEVER
PILLS. Numerous recommendations and certificates
of EffECTUAL cures in the possession Of the pro-
prietOr, but these of avail TO the sufferer.
permanent cure is what he wants. and it is what he
will have, if he takes the Pills according the drec
tons. Prepared only by Dr. G. X. TYLER, corner
East Baltimore and High Streets Baltimore Price 81
per box. jy7-eOf
NJ EW BOOKS. FIRST LATIN LESSONS,
IL by N. Z. BROOKS, A. M. This neat little 70
lume contains the essential parts of the Latin Gram
mar, with reading lessons and Dictionary, and will
enable youth of moderate abilities to Obtain know
ledge of the principles of the Latin tongue without
the aid Of instructor or the expense of other books
ROSS LATIN GRAMMAR, revised and improv-
ed, with new Prosody and chapter on Lain
Idioms, by ~ C. Brooks, A, NJ. Third edition, just
received and for sale by
OWEN, KURTZ & co.
Booksellers and Statoners,
;plQ ali, "A lnn toFT
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GNHEAE PA P&RI5ANGiNGs. nave Jus,
u received large assortment of me sazea anu
common American Papclhaneues, Borders ana tiLe
Beard PRINTS, which will be sold az exceedingly
low prices,
Paperbau,nss oceycry description done in the best
manner, at short notice. 80 r. ,,,:u,,,. r,,,.
Also. on hard an assortment Of Window bIaIs.
| puhyariur Veuii;an Blinds Transparent WINDOW
Sii sOrs; e..TJCl BLINDS. Paper Blinds, &c
Jusi received an assortment OF superior CANTON
MATING, for sale low by ..o
opl usar the Odd Fellows Han.
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iels Isl Pratt street, next TO Rail Road Depot.

YEEAKE NOTICE. Wanted, at SCOUTS Once.
d No. 10 Exchange Place, dry goods, groceries,
gold AND silver watches, jewelry, and goods ot eye'
description, fot which will pay liberal prices tash
and the very highest prices given at all times or
slaves, for life or for term Of years. {~Plantsfs OK
traders from the South would do well 10 give me n i
call. ms
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HpLEACHED MUsLINS AND FLANNELs.
ED Jut received, 10 cases 10 and A Bleached
MCSl.lNS; 10 bales 4, u and A Brown do.
Also, few bales Red and White FLANNELS, and
for sale at the lowest market prices by the piece yd
b. II. RICHARDSON & co.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
jyl5 [ARl First Dry Goods House below Charles
MH SCO'FTI informs the public in general, that
I'VE . she still continues her ORNAMENTAL HAIR
MANDATORY, PERFUMERY, AND FANCY
STORE, No IL SOUTH STREET.
O. Ladies' plain FRONT BRAIDS manufactured
in a superior manner. apes -3mf
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ATEW NOVEL-EWhos shall be Heir. " by Miss
"a Ellen Pickering, author of Nan Darrell Secret
Foe, &c. Just received for sale by
PARSONS 4 PRESTON.
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NNTHITE THREAD PRINCES FOR
w SCARFS AND SHAWLS. have on hand
and am continuing to manufacture fresh supply of
White Thread Fringe, which will sell by the yard
or piece. JAMES NJ HAIG,
jyl5 fri l2l Baltimore st above South.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-05-23
VALEDICTORY.

WITH the last number, the undersigned closed
or at least suspended, for considerable term
his connection with the Kalida Tenture. A res
ton ardently desired by me, for several months
and although l have had many opportunities Of
dsposing of the office, had determined not to
yield my position to any who had not the mind
and heart to do good battle in the service of Dom
ocracy as the people of North Western Ohio" un-
derstsnd itn
The establishment passes into the hands of
JAMES MACKENZIE, Esq, of Henry County, gen
tleman of much experience as an editor, of sound
talents, incorruptibe integrity, and radical Demo-
cratic principles. He will place the Venture in
the front rank among the Democratic journals of
the day.
In taking editorial leave of the Democracy Of
the Northwest, with whom have Sc long la
bored cannot withhold the effusion Of my
heartfelt thanks for the numerous tokens of con-
fdsnce and good will, which have received at
their hands. In the expression of my opinions
upon matters of public policy, l have been as
free and untrammsled the air of heaven-1
have uniformly exercised the "largest liberty -
which our form of government guarantees to ev-
cry citizen, without regard to personal interests,
or a msretricious peace with the wicked. My
rights as freeman never have been and never
shall be forfeited by non:user.
Notwithstanding such has been my course,
have succeeded far beyond my expectations.
mention these things merely to show that it is
not necessary, as some suppose, that an editor
should surrender his Independence, and pander to
error and vice, in order to insure success in his
profession.
now take leave of my patrons and friends,
by wishing them all the political and social blss-
sings which this earth affords. They shall hear
from me occasionally through the familiar columns
of the Yenture, in regard to matters connected
with the publication of our corrupted common
wealth. II. 3. kNAPP.
Goth May, 1845.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Goth May, l845

TIE "Venturs" having been transferred to my
charge propose briefly to state upon what prin-
ciples it will be conducted: The character of an
efficient and uncompromisng Democratic journal
which, in the hands Of its late editor, it has de-
servedly attained, shall endeavor to maintain,
convinced that concessions to expedisncy never
in the end benefit the party which makes them.
Of the capacity of the democracy of this re-
public to achieve successfully selfgovernment
am fully persuaded. Right and justice is the aim
of the people. They have no interest in misgov-
ernment, and all that they require is knowledge
of the true designs of both political parties to de-
eide for the men and the principles best calculated
to sustain national prosperity and honor.
Earnestly believing that the principles of the
Democratic party, as we'll as the agents employed
to give effect to them, the BEST, shall support
the present national administration, satisfied that
in the hands of JAMRs X. Polk and his advisers
our welfare at home and honor abroad is safe.
The present is an auspicious and momentous
period for democracy About to re-annex terri
tory large enough for empire, and preparing to
assert undisputable claims to another not inferior
in extent importance, against the protestatlons
and threats of a nation the most rapacieus and
unscrupulous on the globe, it is well that the con-
duct of our foreign relations has passed into the
hands of mon known for their patriotism, firmness
and love of democratic institutions II is an earn
est that the shameful surrender of American soil
and honor which stained with infamy the Webster
diplomacy Of the late imbecls administration will
not be repeated. ,g,
To the systems of banking both state and ma
tional pledge myself to unchanging hostility
The proceedings at Columbus during the past
winter in passing the law creating State Bank
with branches in every county of the State, dss-
ttute of any shadow of profession for the people,
demonstrates that experience teashes Whig legis-
lators no necessity of reform where the most man
ifest abuse confessedly exists. Time changes
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OFFICE SEEKING. clever correspondent
of the Knckerbocker magazine writes from
Washington the following sketch ofa Western
fellow seeking an office from Mr.. Polk:
One fellow came here from Illinois, and
was introduced 10 wag, who he was told had
great influence at court, and who, although
destitute of any such pretensions, kept up
the delusion for the sake of the joke. The
Sucker addressed the man of Influence some-
thing in this wise: "Now, stranger, look at
them papers. Them names is the fust in
our town. There's Deacon Stiles; there
amt piouser man in all the country; and
then there's John Rogers, our shoemaker:
he made them boots, and better pair never
trampcd over the diggin's. You wouldn''
think them soles had walked over three hun.
dred miles of Hoosisr mud--but they havs
though, and are sound yet. Every body in
our town knows John Rogers--just you 60
out to Illinois and ask him about me; you'll
find out how / stand. Then you ask Jim
Turner, our constable, what did for tho
party; he'll tell you was screamer at tho
polls. Now, Pve come all the way from
Illinois, and on foot too, most of the way, to
see if can have justice. They wanted me
to take town office 10 home, but ! must
have something that pays beforehand--such
as them charges, as they call 'em. l hain't
got but seven dollars left, and cant wait;
just get me onesof them charges, will yeG
Tell the old man how't is-he'll do it. Fact
is, he must; I've arnt the office; I'm blest
if haintin
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Kalida, May %, 1916.

The power "to lay and collect taxes, du-
ties, imposts and excises," was an indispen-
sable one 10 be conferred on the federal GO
vernment, which, without it, would possess
no means Of providing for its own support
In executing this power by levying tariff
of duties for the support of government, the
raising of revenue should be the object, and
protection the incident. To reverse this
principle, and make protection the object,
and revenue the incident, would be 10 inflct
manifest injustice upon all other than the
protected interests In levying duties for re-
venue, it is doubtless proper 10 make such
Determinations within the revenue principle,
as will afford incidental protection to our
home interests. Within the revenue limit,
there is discretion to discriminate; beyond
that limit, the righful exercise of this power
is not conceded. The incidental protection
afforded to our home interests by dscrmina-
tions within the revenue range, it is believed
will be ample. Inmaking determinations, all
our home interests should, as far as practi-
cable, be equally pro'e cted.
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WHOLE NO. 222.

SMALL FARMS AND SKILFUL FARMrNe.--
The following brief but comprehensive let
ter copies from the New Genesee Farmer,
excites good deal of commentator from
the agricultural journals of New England
SMALL Productive FARM.--I raised, the
past year, from 80 acres Of land, 700 bush
els of potatoes, so bushels of barley, 25
bushels of beets, Is bushels of wheat, 10
bushels of beans tons of moved oats, tons
of English hay, 10 tons ofmoadow hay, 40
bushels of corn, 20 bushels of carrots, rs
chickens aud turkeys, and a great variety of
garden sauce. brs
l have killed one hog, weighing 800 lbs.,
made 400 lbs. of butter, kept three COWS,
pain of oxen, two heifcrs, two steers, eight
sheep, and four hogs. have been on the
place but two years, and have laid six acres
lof land 10 grass; the land clay loan, easy
TO work. Imix lime with my compost, and
plaster my corn, potatoes and grass. / sort
my potatoes before sale. Finally, cook
every thing give my hogs, and feed warm
and keep warm. A. t. ATKINS.