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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-04

Many human being has passed away for whose
death there no other reason than the neglect OF
snuvu and Indt-pHtahiy proven means OF cure
Those near and dear 70 family and friends are
sleeping the dreamiess sluinber into which, had
they calmly adopted
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-04
Il n. scmENCK,s SIMPLE
a sTPPIV 81 z econ BLOOD.

II VIVA % cure - iltl+ Inc WHEEL
ard MUCOUS deposits in the bowels and In the all
neuiary canal are elected. The liver ike q ciocx
Is wound up u ABUSES from rs t0rpidEty. Tho
stomach acts resp0nsiveiy, and the patieSt begins
To feel that he Is getting. Il LAST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-11
The Trial OF Ms wharton.


AHNAPoIIs, Mr.. Dec. 1.-The court met a
40 O'clock. Professor Aiken resumed his evil
etnce, which conclused Saturday with a narra-
ton Of the search Con strychnine, all traces az
witch were wanting Ne nov proceeded 90 de-
tsh HIS analyses and tcsts for arsenic In tire
material which had been left after the search for
ssrychnine, resulting in a brown precipltate,
PORTION 81 which he tested with ~ "a am nionia
rhich satisfied him that no arsenic was present.
ne then proceeded D. the portion Of the material
Nhlch had not been uSsd in the test for arsenic
Il he result led h'rn % Srsrsct the presence OF
anumony, ~hirh u established by two ct three
results characteristic Of an RntimOny and OF
nothing else; the test Tor aniimouy produced
snch rtsnlts tlat he could not snterf ain Doubt
90 rs presence. Witness here detailed the rro-
cess and treatment Tor determining the preSsnoe
OF sntimony; he made tc.ts 90 ascertain m hat
isitlcular compound entmcny vas present, tie
only certainty was the presence 81 an antimO-
nal containing that particular ordinary article
OF c, mmcrce known - tartar ernetic; the result
CT compound obtained Was slphidc OF antimouv:
the quantity could not have been les than y
grains; and N you call the article tartar eme;ic
mere were fully twenty grains more: che ten
gains OF sGlrhide Of antimony pres nj would
MAKE twenty grains Of tartar emriic. Witness
Mas tNaminsd concerning the sediment foand in
the lumber AZ Mrs. Wharton's. A tumhlcr cor
tanning sediment was placed in his hands by
Dr. Chew, which he tested for tartar eu.rtie.
verlfed his tests and found not les Than ten
grains Of tartar cmctic in the sediment. fhipks
the quantity was twelve grains; L MAS not Ca
than fen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-11

correct in his views, and alleged that the cor
respondent had fallen into error by including
he population of the territories and the District
OF Columbia, and by putting the number Of
Representatives in the present House too low.
MI. Lynch (Me.l introduced . resolution III
recting the Committee on Expenditures Of the
Treasury Department TO inquire into the affairs
OF that department, with a view TO retqcuch-
ment and reform, and Ia inquire particularly in
relation TO the recent defalcation i'm the Urea
suTy ofSce.
ON motion of Mr.. Dawes (Mass.l it was re-
solved 1.-THE Senate eoncurringl that when the
House adjourns on the 2ist of December IL he un-
til "wednesday, January sth.
ON motion OF Mr.. Kelly Pa, a resolution was
adopted calling upoH the Secretary of the Treas-
ury 20 inform the House what number of per
sons were employed in the internal revenue Of
fee on March LIST. 1863, and what number on the
Isl of Dect mber, lss 4. upon what work engaged
and the amount of compensation.
On motion OF Mr.. Farnsworth, TN. the House
went into Committee OF the Whole and resumed
consideration of the arportionment bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-11


KEEPING THE SABBATH HOLY IN NEW YORK.
The proposed International parade in New
York city yesterday, in honor Of the memory Of
Ros'el, Cremieux. Ferre and other communist
generals, recently executed by order Of the
Theirs government, did not come OF according
to programme, As it was forbidden by the police
authorities ON the ground that il the society
wanted to show their sympathy for the executes
than sunday. The affair created some excite.
meot, and there Was great difference of op)niOn
among the newspapers Is to the expediency AMI
WISDOM Of the order. The Herald thinks II
singular that this International SUNDAY demo.
strsefcn should be prohibited In New York.
wnne the same thing Il permitted in london
where sunday radical meetings in HYDE Park
with monster professions through the princjnaI
streets are now Of common occurrence Ths
Tribune thinks Sunday professions should ha y
peel prohibited long ago, and that the action of
the police board, tardy rs 1t is, shouId nov h.
taken as precedent for all coming time. The
Snn aiindee 10 the tolerance Of other Supd.v
professions in that city, particularly the FenisS
and then asks: Why this discrimination? The
Nail approves the action OF the police. And
wants an ordnance stopping afl Suudsv
parades 1t says: Professions with noisy ban,js
haunting banners and their attendant rabbie 3,
followers, are an 0fense to tens Of thousands Of
our best citizens who are entitled to the enjoy.
ment Of quiet day or rest and reiiefs11s
services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-11

ILLNESS OF Bishop MCGILL.-The Richmond
va journals announce the continued illness OF
OF Right Rev John McGill, Bishop Of Rich
mcnd. The prayers of the church were REQUEST
ed in his behalf, and yesterday were offered i'm
the Catholic churches of Baltimore as well az
in Virginia. He is suffering from an attack OF
malariops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-11

THIS II THE CRoUP SEASON, and As croup / q
disease that requires more prompt relief than
can be afforded by the physician, who has 90 he
sent for, IL will be well 20 bear the following
SIMPLE remedy in mind: Take the white of an,
egg. stir il thoroughly into a small quantity OF
weil-sweetened water, and give IL in repeated
doses until cure is effected. IL one egg is not
sufficient second, or even a third one. should
be used.
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DOB o ALsAMINE.

Do = . b A L A NINE!
Prof oLDBERG. Of the Pharmaceutical pepart
sinns an Hsueou. susion of the costly and hssl
ing balssmic Gums BY the use Of . secular
preparation Of Bcrsx-process patented ISL The
eombin alton with these resnous be- ts healing
HgessrSing and aAtiseptic properties are TRULY
-Four distinct preparations are nov manufactured
Gneer the Immediate dcarefui ussrvison Of Prof
CLINICAL BoRoBALsAMINR,
Which 10 the preparation prescribed and used by
fos sores, ulcers skin Diseases
PREVsNrIoS OF H. GN0NNTTAGIoN IN 1PI-
.sss eireS.ss, .hsss :i2y'e tssts are sives, ~
g ss 3 h :; SSss sso.srss nay be DE-
soSn.s Ito 2, cny onsy
cons.iniss Re oo.s nd as.s.sSs Sasss s.aao,,.
Peru, and folu. exces1iEGy plsasan9 and posfively
H. z IN: s..z: chaps
Ds..sansly lf.ersss - ei.:ssiss. :s1s.io. to
:sS <. siss sSs :ss'r H.sisSy. ''s 'hs''' ss'r
BoRoBALsAAiM8 DKur1WCl
co.s.i,s Bora, rs.u. ro,,. ,,r aS0u55 ds MAsa
IT PBvvIsrs rHx voRnAfieN on ORGANIC AcIDs
WHICH RHSDEI THE rRBTH SENSITIVE AND e USE
pEcAr: cur ushssasAy esns. asd kssvs tAs bfessk
Rsco.mended 81 al the prominsns Dsatists. (ses
An ,hs BoRosALsAnyHI prsparstio.s are for
sale By Drussists esserally.
WHOLESALE DEPOT AND LABORATORY,
No. 500 street, wsshinstos, d. C..
deci-iy OLDBERG 90.
VIsrr rHs ..ov,,,,
CLOfHING SALE,
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COMPROMISE ON THE BIBLE QUEsrIoN.-Ths D
Bible war at Hunters Point, Long Island, Ia,
ended in a compromise between the Catholics
committee and the commissioners. All the ex-
PEELED scholars arc TO be taken back, the Catho-
lies not to oppose the reading of the Scripture,
and the Catholic children to be allowed ID
remain in the class during RELIGIOUS EXERCISE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-11
senator Wilson Iuserxtewea-
WHAT HE THINKS u.aNa

TloN.
NEW YORK, Dec. 11.--An interview has ELECTED
from Senator Wilson that he has tried 20 bring
about a reconciliation between Sumner aud
PRESIDENT Grant, but unsuecessfully: that he
kNlison) Is convinced that the republican party
stronger than ever, and Grant Is the strongest
man in the party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-11

years ago Horace Greeley wrote 10 a femais
contributor, requesting her to abstain from
further poetry. A council Of friends inspecfe A
the ie tier, and finally pronounced il an oifer o
marriage. Hence Mrs. Greeley and the JUNO
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

C. GAUTIER, Importer Of Wines and Brasdiss,
james Hennessey do, Old Jamaics Runs. Old Sc:
Croix Rcms, Medar swan Gins, Olive Tree do, Old
from 81 80 upwards; PIT do. do. do A large as
vines California Wines, Hock Port sherry, Mus
eatel, Anze,ca and Brandies. Medtord Runs. Cor
dials ard Bitters of all kinds. Scotch English
Abs and Porters, per dsLen cask. The above
will he sold at low figures.
- Discount TO the trade.
q GAUTIER,
Manufacture 80 the Popular Native Wine Bitters,
ocls-u 1917 and 1919 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-11

NEW PRESIDENT FOR FRANCE-A specia
TO the New York Herald ON Saturday says:-A
change in the French government is Imminent.
M. Theirs will relinquish the presidency In favor
OF the Duke ID Aumsle. He has agreed 20 this
movement with the Duke, and all influential
members OF the Right approve il. The Orleans
rs carried out. The change is 70 he effected im-
mediately, all the details having been arranged.
The cause Of the change is rhiers's inability 20
Withstand the Right, which has returned from
the provinces very hostile, and his fear OF the
constantly increasing power OF the Imperialists
in the army.
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LIMITED STATES p .rrNT OFFICE
On the Sesifi"- =, p; ,He,snbsI ., 80

Il lNIIHp STATES ~vv~ ovv,c.
w S1 BE p.si'' a JOHN b. scRsis a,d n-
exer. .eyUpDlH, Of Trenton, New Jersey,
--sSrs a mark fisher, deoeased, praying fer tks
ss:s g: s: s k az 70 e :. m
provensst in sS.ies fog joints for kaii,esi Rain
clossd % tie en- day o. febrssry ssst; ~ ~
tine fog Ming areuHents and the Exaoinsrs rskort
::s s: q :, q s:s'z ;:i' g =;
Az ,sr.e. nay o,, u 1919 -, s:.,..,,,.,
Us,.Es1e. :H.s.: fSt!yts H., 2: NJ
ersnssi % - .: 8. q dsy q SsrcS. e. g ss,
nHcvsDses u Aechfnss for forning 6Asst iros
4 : ordered that the t.ses-o,v a,
elessd @ the 0th day of yesgsry 1sxf: ia ~ -,
sor @H9 srssents en4 the IxaSissrS res.rt
g: ss.s i s:s g: g = S:iss q q, s; ~
LIE -. n r.,Bssr e s:sss;, e.,
UJufHp STATES PAfRNf O117CT. =.
.. u S:sisios q HlEiGY EfHH5SsfkS 3 ddSH
l:ss.s . Ssss 60, 9: = 3 Is g :.s 3 9
s;Ess.:ss:s 9 - jsssss sSss s ff:ess sy i'6'sSf
,n ee1ers1 Tt u tsSfi1s.1 n - g., n
silossS = IL - az q ysnsasy ssxt. ia a.
W. .2s 1iine srgS1ents s1d the Hxsniners rsIort
s S.s.s =. s. - ss. jan a.
s:s =, i'ls,i e. H., s.....,.
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A NICE You've MAN whose fine manners an
clothes had created a decidedly favorable inn
preston on the marriageable women of an Iowa
town, WAS shamefully neglected when IL became
know that he had received a dispatch 90 ascome
home inmediately as the baby WAS very sick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-11
- Reade is writing another novel.

~ heade u writing another novel.
0The next hoped. for new departure
Catacazy's.-N. y. Post.
~Eugenie is said to be growing quite-gray.
~The exc ueen of Hanover has become a
nun.
@Four Frisco Cinnamon have COINED the
church"
The woman's love that overtops every
thing-a love Of bonnet.
- Lawrence, Ks, will organize branch OF
the International Society.
- Forty-one divorces PER diem is the last
quotation from Allen county, Ind.
ga Detroit lady visited q menagerie and
asked TO be shown the Cundurango.
~The Young Mems Christian Association,
Of Portland, Me-, proposes to start an evening
school.
y The nuptials Of Gambetta and Mile Andov
have been postponed TO await the birth OF the
bride. " 80
@Mr: Lake, Of Des Moines, stabbed himself.
fire. en-
The latest earrings are in tho shane ora,
man-of-war, with the name "a .,sn 70 v,
stern. @e&e on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-11

A CATHOLIC BISHOP IN CoUkr.-rhe case
OF father Stock, priest OF the Church OF AMMAN
Rev. VIM. O'Hara, Bishop OF Scranton. involy-
ing the power OF bishop 90 remove priests with
out charges or hearing, came before the court
last Saturday on motion "a dissolve the in iunc-
ton previously granted. Much Of the day was
taken up In presenting afiidavits and citing aa-
thorities. The ground assumed bv the COM
piainant is that be is not fighting the church,
but contendng for the proper administration OF
the canons and laws Of the church by the bishOT,s
Great excitement prevails among the Catholics,
aud they are out in full force 90 hear the arga-
ment The case was Adjourned till this morninr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-11

THE CLEARING SALE
HAELE BROTHERS
VIII commence on December 9Th, and continue from
day 70 day until the immense stock II Winter Cloth
~ Viii h v as ne, er offered before in
READTMADE CLOTHING.
OvERCOATS
FOB GENTLEMEN.
OVERCOATS
FOR BOYS.
OvERGARMENrs
OF ALL STYLES AND SIZES.
swALLow-TAIL DRESS COAT SUITS.
WEDDING OUTFITS.
DRESS AND BUSINESS OUTFITS.
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
The largest and most varied selection Of
ROBES DE CHAMBRB
Ever offered in this District.
BOYS DRESS SUITS.
BOYS EVERYDAY SUITS.
COACHMANs COATS.
WORKING SUITS.
- For solid substantial Bargains, this is an un.
precedented opportunity.
HARLB BBOTHKR0,
does NV. COB OF 5rz AND d STREETS,
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BIRDS.

UFPORTED CANARY BIRDS JUST RECEIv I'D:
fDe singers: brass and wire cages Pre- ~ -
pared Food for VI cking Birds al~ on ia md ;E2
no. 44o II street. between 4th aud 5,h streets ~
DO15- I'm ID. HkNBICH ~
IMPORTED CANARY BIRDS, Just Received
Pepnsylv aDia avenue, between 81 and ~ "
nOl6 I'M RBED. ZALLAR "
CANARY Binds Deceived per steamer Berlin.
~ one fine lot Of CANARY BIRDS, vhichSx> =
will be sold at S3sI apiece. Also, enc fine as ~
scItment Of Brass nd Wire CAGES, at the low "
est prices. Prersred Food for Mocking Birds-5Q
cents pes L0tt.e-kept constantly on hand. At
CHR. ROPPERr Fancy Bazaar,
ncl6-lm 403 7ih St. near ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-11

The RxyoRN SCHOOL or THIS DIsrRrcr.-
Mr.. Patterson introduced In the Senate to-day
bill which provides that the Board OF Trustees
of tie Reform School OF the District OF Coluu-
bia shall render monthly accounts to the &C.
counting 00cers Of the District for the expense
Of such boys e have been sent 10 the school by
the cities OF Washington and Georgetown or the
county st the rate Of CLIO per week Tor each Bow
and ~ the amount b not paid on demand Il shsii
bear interest - the rate o. per csut per month
Boys under 16 years Of ago who are idle or In
corrigible, or who have no one 10 care for them.
may be sent to the school BY tho Judge Of the
Police Court, the Governor OF the Dlstrict. or
the President Of the Board Of Trustees OF the
school. Every boy sent TO the school shalI re-
main there until he d n years Of age unless
sooner discharged or bound q IN apprentice TO
some proper person by the board, but NO boy
shall be retained after the superintendent shafI
have reported him fully reformed. Any person
enticing boy sway from the school or harbor-
ing boy Who may have escaped from the
school shall be liable 10 nne Of not les thaS
ten nor more than one hundred dollars.
The bill appropriates 5000 to pay the salaries
OF the FuperintendentS And matron, and author
ICES the Secretary q tie Interior to ell that
portion OF the government farm lately set or
for and now occupied BY the school, and pur-
chase another, and appeopriates elOO, zoo for
such purchase and the erection thereon of =
building. Referred to the District Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-11

MIXED School TRoUBLE.-Another school
dficulty has occurred ON Long Island, in
the town of Oyster Bay, arising from the mix
ture Of colored and white children by a female
teacher, Who has been dismissed by the trustees
Two SHIP LOADS of the I" Heather Chlneev
are now on their way TO Boston, from whence
the almono-eyed cargoes will proceed TO Lowell,
Lawrence and Fall River, 10 become acquaint-
cd with the mysteries of cotton manufacture
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 81 ,O53 ,329.l3.
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REV. DIR. EDDY, Of the Methodist Church,
alludes 10 the Episcopal Church as q a. Younger
sister, a household pet, pretty, vivacious, ca
PRECIOUS, trifie too fond Of dolls, apt 90 be a
little over-assuming, and never 20 happy as
when playing mother % elder sister,
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

u FIRST GRAND MASQUERADE AND a
CIVIC BALL Of rust kRORA TRIBE. No. 81
5, IMPROvED ORDEK OF RED MEN. "a
a Old Fellow. Hall, Navy Yard, Sn15A
WEDNESDAY EVENING, December ~, lEI.
81. dS3ts
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SHOOTING AFfRAr AT occooUAN.-Last
Wednesday, in OccoquAn, Va, a man named
McEwing shot, and IL is supposed, MORALLY
wounded Henry Duval, They were in business
together and quarreiled. McEwing made his
escape from the officers on his way TO iail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-11

NV foRxs Dec. ia special mon Nsts-
@C.ss, $500 ne 10th, ststss that TFe;:no. con-
manoer o. TIE revolutaoniss. ssienaoSs - -
CITY o. ssit;no, with sil he eovefnHsat troop,
=. Oorona arrived at 0afnnWa1 On IL lofh. In
ne municipal elect1so Na<naorso hvOrSd t.
snu-JuaxisD. COgtina vastp have Q coufera ace
w,n 0e Government o0ctals the niaht Of IRE
loth; The rebel General Quiroea has fecruiteS
I'VE hundred men in Nuevo-Le0n 70 march On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-11

THrRSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists Price: = and 50 cents
JOUyENS NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
ER restores soiled gloves equal to new Sold by al
druggists and fancy goods dealers Price. .
cents. de Sly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-11

Lea d PERKINS, sauce.
Pronounced by Cornoisseurs
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
II improves appetite and digestion, and il 10 IN
riyaled for its favor.
We are directed by Messrs LEA 4 PERKINS to
prosecute ali parties max ing vending counterfeits
JOHN DUNCANS SONS,
au11- eo6m Agents. New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-11

Mr.. N. A. CLAECKY has been appointed
sion Of the laws.
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The Wearing "a the Re-. a.,
Para. Asw

NEW YORK, Dee. ll.-Laree numbers Of Ineer-
national workingmen attended the JeEePDon
Market Police Court 10 witness the trial OF ti,eir
brethren arrested yesterday. Red ribbons. red
On being brought into ceakt, Jude ShsnS'sx
promptly discharged oil ofGheh, II n nnmSs;y
r rs%ssfi ta that asy h.; een punished sum
any, BY being kept IN Prison over piSSt ' 10
policemen arresting them failed 10 ~. Al. nc
e charge against them. other than they fsaress
s VA. Diced nss. o. ne psaee vas inninsst he
great enthusiasm. Their red dse ~ rs<., ~
% tnem. "A mass meeting and prooessso. -
some evening Is projected. WV -
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At Oak Hall. 32s Ith street. soD
GREAI slMsA zion Zine soli1 Goa sad 81
low ssction priess ct CAsOp bAzAG ell IN
Pa. sv., between seh and 10Th ~. eee6
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CAPTAIN PAUL SHIRLEY, L. s. N, has been
detached from duty as chief Of staff of the
Pacific fleet, and placed on waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-11

RatchelOr's Hair Dyo.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
Harmless reliable, instantaneo does not contain
lead, any rtaIie poison to produce paralysis OF
death Aveid the ysunted and selasive Preparations
boastin9 virtues they do not possess. The genuine
". A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirfp year.
antarnished reputation to Uphold its integrity 9,
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
BY all druggists. Applied at rs Bond street. New
York fest
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Our Holiday stock q Books and Fancy Articles
will be dis PLAY ed on MONDAY, D. eember Ilth.
PHILIP Il SOLOMONS,
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ENGLISH, FRENOH AND AMERICAN CAssI.
hEkE PANrALOONs,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-01

CLEANING. PAINTED SURFACES UNyAR-
NIsHED.-Put upon a plate some Of the
best whiting; have ready some clean wa
ter and piece of flannel, which dip into
the water and squeeze nearly dry, then
take as much whiting as will adhere to it,
and apply il to the painted surface, when
a little rubbing will remove any dirt or
grease wash we'll off yitb water, and rub
dry with a soft cloth. Painted articles thus
cleaned look equal to new, and without
doing the least injury to the most delicate
color it will preserve the paint much
longer than if cleaned with soap, and does
not require more than half the time usu-
ely occupied in cleaning.