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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-05

ON THE FENCE--A bill Ia now o ,nding in the
South Carolina legislature to abolish the pres
ent fence law in that state, and most of the
papers advocate its passage and urge besides
the adoption Of no-fence law, justly claiming
that 1t would be beneficial to all, to the owner
OF ten as well as to the owner Of q thousand
acres. A bill has been introduced In the Ten
nessee legislature the purpose of which is to
require every owner of cows, oxen, horses and
other live stock to so fence them In that there
shall be no danger OF their trespassing on the
lsndsof other people. The question is also being
agitated in other states. IL l. said on fair
authority that the fences of the United States
have cost more than all the houses in the
country; more than the ships boats and vessels
OF every description in all our seas lakes and
rivers; more than all our factories, and any
other class of property, except railways and tn e
purchase of land. This seems exaggerated, but
writer in the Louisville Observer says "The
first cost Of the fences of New York state was
between 500 200 900 and s15O, 900 900 Scion
Robinson gives it at s144 900 900. Assuming this
to be approximately correct, and estimating the
first cost of the fences of other states on the
same basis, We have, the total first cost of the
fences of the whole country the vast sum of
81, l95, Oo0 900. This fencing REQUIRES to he re-
newed once in ten years, giving s129 500 900, as
the annual cost of it, to which should be added
however, atleast half as much more for repairs
making the annual aggregate sum of s19i-
100000. That cost is now an annual tax of 81 so
Oh every acre Of improved land in the United
States" the fence tax being twice or thrice a
great as the aggregate of the state and loca
taxes combined" In view of these facts and
figures, the question is an important one whether
small quantity of fence used in fencing
cattle an" is not much better-t is certainly less
expensive-than the vast quantity no v required
in order to " fence cattle out" This matter in
wolves to a considerable degree the question of a
fair living profit, or little or no profit to many
sgriculturists throughout the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-05

A. NEW YORK ALDERMAN BRIBEp.-It has
been openly charged in New York that one of
the republican aldermen received a bride of
SOD for his vote for Cochrane for president of
the board In consequence of the scandal
~risiDg from the transaction, some of the honest
members threaten to resign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-05

GUILTY OF MANsLAUGHTER.-Int the Gaze of
the state of Maryland agt. Joseph League. for
Ine murder or an unknown woman at Chase =
stauon, on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore railroad, last May, on trial i'm the
Baltimore county circuit court at Towsontown.
the jury on Saturday afternoon rendered a yer,
dict on guilty OF manslaughter, and recon-
mended tie accused to the mercy of the conrt
A motion was made for a new trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-05

The ORLEANS PRINCES WANT PARIS ON
THEIR SIDE.-Duke D'Aumale aud Prince de
Joinville, in a communication to the OHfciel
Journoi, state that If they had been present in
the French Assembly on FRIDAY thew would have
vote d in favor of the return Of the Assembly and
government to Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-05

SMALL Pox.-Eleven cases of small pox were
reported in New York on Saturday, making
sixty-three cases since the previous SATURDAY.
One death occurred Friday and twenty fl vs.
during the week. The deaths from small pox in
Philadelphia for the week ending Saturday were
15s, q decrease of 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-05

I ESsOEs ON GUITAR
- AND PIANO for SIS and $40 per quarter
Please leave address at Ellis Music store, Pa ave
references given. f53tr
III o. HOOD HAS JUST RECEIVED AFINE
-. lot OF REAL WHITLEY JET and SHELL
JEWELRY, that he offers very low, at 933 Penn
-ylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS is St
INHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
frict Of Columbia, holding q Special Term, letters
OF administration on the personal estate of VIM G,
CRhNCH, late of Washington county, d. c., de
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber on or
wise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said
estate. Given under my hand this Sd day of Feb
ruafy, 1917. feb5 m ST. JOHN CRANCH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-05
LOST AND FOUND.

S25 REWARD.ILo:t. on Sunday night. while
tween Sd and ~ Streets the sum Of s92. The
above reward will be paid if returned to JOHN A
tISHkR, No. 8, Columbia Engine 90. ltf
OST-In coming from 9th to 18th street. on y, a
son finding either Or both Of these articles
street, between and Il, north. IS St.
L OST-sunday, between and o clock 0. m, on
- street SOUTH between New Jersey avenue
COsTIN's, 1877 A street s. T., Capitol Hill. it,
z hEWARD.-Lost. on the ID inst, on street,
yJDbSetxeen l2th and 18Th streets \; ", PLUSH
ABOUT Two inches ~ide' frinssd on tRre Ss sdSss
1t Corner 18th street and N. I. avenue.
QST -On Wednesday night, January 81, between
IL street and M street north and 7th street, O
POCkkT BOOK, containing about el00 in money
liberal reward will be given on application to
f3-3t Corner 9th street and Penn avenue
9sT-1his morning, between It'll street and
bound fsfnSs sRd Bsl%Grs Depot
sum Of money and papers Of value only to the owner
The finder can retain the money as reward fer the
safe return Of the Pocket book and papers to No.
80 street, between 9Th and 10th streets, north
ES REWARD.-Lost, GOLD BRACELET, on
will leave it at 1l44 9TH street, near NJ. f2-3ts
spC striped AFGHAN, With the letter on the
white stripe, for which the above reward will be
paid and no questions asked If left at the Star Of
nee. janl7-tf
CING ASSOCIATIONS OF GE0RGsToWHNS. fSe
public are cautioned not to receive IL. ocle
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febl-2w

n~R L VAL OTICE.
Meesrs. Q. GOLDSTEIN CO. have REMOVED
their Loan Once from their old stand, No. 2O9 AZ
=. west, one door north Of Pa. avenue. to their
Principal Loan ONCE, under the Metropolitan Ho-
tel. SALE sroom fronting Penna. avebue; private
entrance through to street, affording entrance
the accommo dations offered BY 3. GOLDSTEIN q
GO. make theirs the safest also the most extern
stye Loan once In the country In their salesroom
ton Of fine Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds and
AZ Other fne good yevelry, Silver and Silver
&c both second hand from their Loan Once and
Lew goods, which they will sell with small margin
over cost. call them will satisfy all tkat our
mmendation 10 not misplaced. jap29-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-05

NHUSlO.-A Lady teasher Of many years expsri-
lvl ence In one 81 large citiss, dssires . cew
PUPILS on the PIANO; forms very Wooerate. Ad-
dIsss Mrs. 4. B. O., Star Once. Si&s
The New York herald., 1872-11-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Nov. 10 1872
receipts, 1855 bales. Sales, 100. Stock, assSs
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. la. 1872
manss GSiiSn r %assa sSns o'fNessry GS
Stock S iss,Ii7 ''''' "''' '. "'' '".s .''''
Gotton firm good ordinary sc low mddIags ss S
sas ls' h1poss %ins scastSs sse soss oo
Cotton frm in good demand; middiinss is.c Net re-
ssspct sep ssfi ss ge to
CMARLEsroM, Nov. IL, 1872,
6aIy Dais ssss GrsmassS I Stock M s' Ne' fe'eD's S'
s.. wHmseros n. G.. Eoy: la. 1872
S % H cr srS d snd a % Sa $
and virgin. Tar iirm at ss 90. ~
lS A SaeasassH wnss i ssIss
SnsI is 70 r. 9st se wslts @
bushels IN lots S At sse &c Barley Sny, quiet, shoiss
@ SsSp aSs %sa nsd ssl,sS a!s %sSe,sd e
@ barley ss @ e
s Ih. + hSSss Sssf ssiiiS.s
sssi dSs'sy i"sS' sS s. sy
Lake impors-Flour 5000 bbls wheat il626 bushels;
% M DO Sary a. Canal Sn 9 -
a 4. barley %s 4ss asS SsIsy H ss. ne
through shipments Advces from various points along
hs the canal ;pssk e al boats
iull Of snow and ice Rail shipments from elevators
oats ss. barley lsc Flour dull; Wes;crn spring: Sa
So So M wheat active, with upward tendency sales
10000 bushels choice Chicago No. Spring at 81 S0
81 900 do No Duluth, Port Washington and Green Bay
club at 81 49, Corn steady sales o 2aooo bushels No
Toledo at 4Sc. 4S4c 500 do. No 2wcsern at 4Sc Oats
dull sales Of car lots at &c. Rye dull; sales Of 1000
bushels at 75c
CHICAGO Nov. 10, 1872
Flour firm and in fair demand but sales nearly all
private. Wheat active and higher buoyant and unset
tied; sales Of No. Spring at p ls; No. 2do, q %
rejected SOC sec Corn active and higher sales Of No
bcr; rejected sOc Oats active and higher at 23ilc
23lac Tor No. q 2Oc tor rejected Rye Arm and scarce
prices higher. at Soc for No Barley active and higher
st CSC for No.2 Fall. Provisions Al isr demand ana
cember: Lard in good demand at 7,Sc 5sSc Green
very quiet at SOC Frcghts-Wheat to Buffalo nomnaly
ec ALL yc 10 oswsg9 s.pa S toT eoGn q 6
oats, 500 do rye, and 1900 DO. barley. shipments~
600 bbls -four 10000 bushels wheat 10000 do. corn
$1,000 do oats, l,50O do rye and 9,o00do. barley.
The New York herald., 1872-11-20
BROOKLYN STATE TAX.

Meeting OF the Board Of Supervisors.
The Board Of Supervisors Of Kings county re-
ceived yesterday communication from State
Comptroller Nelson Hopkins, in which the Comp
troller expresses his opinion, which, he says, is
sustained by the Judges Of the Court OF Appeals,
that the vote by the people on the question OF
funding the State debt was unconstitutional and
void. He adds that, therefore the tax OF three and
half mills on the dollar must be collected TO
cover q
DEFICIENCY IN THE TREASURY
OF some $6,000000 The special committee on State
tax of the Board Of Supervisors, having taken
counsel from Judges Van Cott and Colt, dissent
from the opinion expressed by the Comptroller, in
sistng that the vote by the people on the subject
was constitutional, and they recommended the
passage OF a resolution, which was adopted by the
Board, directing the Clerk to add to the quota OF
the State tax levied against Kings county at large
the.sum OF 81, 146,437 90
FOR STATE PURPOSES,
as required In the former requsiti0n OF the Comp
tr0llcr, excepting 30 much as relates to the last
item, three and half mills. The Comptroller
states that the nonresident taxes credited 70
Kings county amount to $13402 Az
The New York herald., 1872-11-20
SOUTHERN SECURITIES FIRM.


Inc southern State bonds were quiet with q
ormer undertone, the Tennessees being held at rs
ana North Carolinas at SO. The South Carolina au-
thorities were about imposing a tax OF four mil
sons on the property OF the State to pay interest
ON some OF the bonds which are deemed to be
more privileged In this respect than others, but
we're enJoined by one OF the Courts; hence the
nisner market quotation OF the so-called October
bonds over the July bonds, the discrepancy being
. adistncti0n without a difference, however. AZ All
the bonds of the State have been duly legalized by
. special act OF the Legislature, and the July,
sonds being mentioned In the list OF
SECURITIES SO LOCALIZED.
The following were the closing quotations -
tennessee, ex coupon, TAX 75; do, new, TAX
10; Virginia, ex coupon, 40 SO; do, reg
1ssf'ed stnck. old, 80 o AZ; do, skies, cQnsol.
The New York herald., 1872-11-20
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoSDoS, Nov l9-5 p. NJ
consols closed at s2s for money and as a2 for the
account United States five twenty bonds 1868 old 90s
lss. wa ten.iortics s7A new fves Ss4. Erie Railway
Paris BouRsE-PARrs. Nov. ls-P. M-Rentcs closed at
62f SIC.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARHEr-LIyRRYooI, Nov 1875 r.
M-The market closed unchanged The sales OF the day
have bales INCLUDING 5000 for speculation and
export, Sales OF mhddling uplands for November at
glllGd. Transactions opened quiet and steady Mid.
I0xd
TRADE AT MANCHESTER lvRRpooI, Nov. I9--The mar.
kci for and fabrics at Name dull and prices
have adowGward tendency.
kIvsRr0oL bRkApeJVgSr EARSgJ-LJyLRyQ0L NcY lS-
The New York herald., 1872-11-20

Wheat was firm and noninay lc; &C. higher but the
extreme views OF holders checked the demand and the
market closed quiet at about 81 IS 81 57 for No Chi
cago and 81 65 81 81 for No milwaukee,. The sales
No. chicago: 81 As n % for No;2 Chicago and Min
nnesoa 81 % for small iot IN No Mllwankee 81 80 for
y 70 Tor choice red Winter Winter and q 70 81 IS Tor
state at the inside price. Corn was in fair
about 30 900 bushels at 6sc tac for SAIL sc for
&c for Western yellow 6sc zoe for do white
good demand and we note sales Of IS 900 bshels Canada
West at 81 IL 81 l8 and 5000 bushels Canada East at
81 State and Western nominal Oats were decidedly
irmer with fair speculative and trade demand, The
sales looted UP % 600 bushels Mt 49c SIC for common 10
prime mixed c. SIC for good TO choice In store 4c
o6c tor white; l9c 1c for inferior TO choice new
black Illinois afOat and Soc for old state mixed aaf
Rye was quiet and held at pre- yious figures
FAklSurs-Tbe inquiry jVr berth ROOM has been only
The New York herald., 1872-11-20

The receipts Of corn at this port for the past three days
have been 5000 quarters including 250O American inc
receipts q wheat ut tins port for the past three days nave
been a 600 quarters, including 22,OW American. lhe
market Il steady. Corn 2se %. per quarter :,
LONDON PRoDucE MARKEr-LosDoS, Nov lo-P NJ
Iallcw, ~. 3D. per cwt a.
;, LIyERPooL PRoDUcE MAREKT.-LlyERrooI, Nov is-
~ Spirits turpentine opened az M anu cioseu AZ
The New York herald., 1872-11-20

The quotations. based on cotton In store running III
quality not than half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
46 $50 bushels; b,375 do. meal 0O bbls and
lz0 bags oats Is 800 bushels; barley, 24O do rye 5
do The market ruled steady under fair demand There
was rather more inquiry for shipping grades st
changed hgures The sales since our last comprise about
OF the quotations appended. Corn meal quiet but
firm; 80 bbs brought " 20 for western yellow, and
The New York herald., 1872-11-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BREWSTER -HAsTIN0s.-In New Orleans, on Mon
tls FeX FstAsr splt4 w, fSQnay Y. gRgNs2xk> "
The New York herald., 1872-11-20


delivery bass low middng the sales have been as
followsSales last evening after three o'c0ck-Noyen-
100 at 800 st ls ll;ise 100 loo at
Is Ii6c. 800 at lsc 500 at 1s l3l6c BOO at ISc; Feb.
400 at 100 at Is lsi6c March 100 at 100
goo At May 200 At e sse; June, a6os iS isSc
bsr 500 igssc 200 At Is IISs @ aS st ,lsc &c.
20 .s ss :; Z; s3 il slsss
s7iec 200 At lssc Nay 100 St ieAS 200 at 10 lee
bales. Grand total lsiss bales. Rates on cot.
pool, by steam, "a Lied; sail, 10. to Havre, by
steam, l4c, DC sail, lc, compressed to Hamburg,
sail, ld. 70 Baltic ports by steam, via England sd
receipts at the ports were as follows -Gaveston 1885
bales; New Orleans, 54S3; Mobile, 2,9So; Savannah,
New York, III; Boston, 96 Total This day last
week, Slls. This day last year, 1851. We quote:-
The New York herald., 1872-11-20
CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton FirMer, but Not Qu0fably High
er; Receipts at the Ports 1885 Bales
Flour rSteady-Wheat and Corn Dearcr-
Oats Higher-Pork Nominal-Lard
About Steady-East India Goods Quiet
Metals Neglected-PetrOleum Dull and
NominaI-Naval Stores Unchanged-
Wool Firmer-Whiskey Irregular.
TUESDAY, Nov. l9--6 p. NJ.
The trade movement continued tolerably free to-
day, and the merchandise markets were still char
acterized by the buoyant tone before noticed. Cot
ton was held frmer, but business was light in con-
quence. AT the Produce Exchange there was still
manifest disposition to purchase literally of
brcadstufls, but the actual transactions were linz
tied, owing to the enhanced views Ofholders Wheat
was wanted for export, but prices were advanced
1c. a &c. per bushel, which shippers generally re-
fused to pay, and the market closed dull and nomi-
nal with difference OF about &c. per bushcl between
the views Of buyers and sellers-though the latter
expressed entire confidence In their ability to ult-
mately obtain the advanced prices demanded. Corn
was also in demand, but business was circum-
scribed by the same causes which curtailed trans
actions in wheat. There was q pretty active
movement in oats, mainly for speculation on West
ern account and prices again advanced materially
scarcely any selling below 50c., and only ordinary
being obtainable at that figure. There was
still entirely nominal. There was less hrmness in
the freighting business and rather lower rates
tained especially for grain, which was wanted,
while but little offered. Vessels for charter were
not in good demand they have been along back
there perceptible dminuton in the rates de-
manded and charters generally the basis of full
figures. Trade in groceries Of unmportant char
acter, but, Notwithstanding there was manifested firm
throughout the market Naval stores were little
s
buyer Petroleum remained dull and entirely nominal
Wool in fair request and considerably frmer for ali
settled.
AsnEs-The market very quiet and prices more or
less nominal Pots quoted at So 25 Receipts since our
BUILDING MArERIALs-There has been little more de-
mand for brick at essentially unaltered We quote
croton, sis ss fGsdeipSa yard s4o
$4h Lime quiet but IN moderate supply and seady
quoted at 81 IS for Rockland and 81 IS do
bb Rosendalc. Laths were IN moderately fair de-
mand at steady prices selling at ~ 81 40 for Eastern
spruce. -
there moderately fair business in obbing way, at
i AZ M Mss;ts wsm Scott Sons
2s97s; New York. 2s,552 Total 63S1 bags We quote -
good S 1tS1s ssisoss M sos d. S and !SH 81
81: Domingo, is.sc isasc: Java, isc 2oc, noid:
holders were reluctant to sell except al an advance
which buyers rule, unwilling to pay Tho an
xed quotations show change but the market was
forward delivery moderate, owing to the indis
position sellers The market ruled and closed
with an upward tendency The sales sum up thus
MI
The New York herald., 1872-11-20
COPARTNERsIIIPs.

nISSoLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
~ The copartnership existing between David sOnge
ana Isaac Songer 10 this day by mutual consent dis
solved. DAVID SOLINGER
ISAAC SOLINGER
The New York herald., 1872-11-20

Binghamton papers please copy.
LACEY-MCGUIRE.-0n Wednesday, November IS,
at ST. Patrick's Cathedral, by Rev. j. Kearney. Ed
city. - = -
MoRRIsoN-CHIPP.-At Christ church, Oyster Bay
on Monday, November Is, by the Rev. francis Il
lawrence, d. D, assisted by the Rev. Richard G.
ELEANOR. daughter OF Charles ]. Chipp Eea.. ol
Oytser Bay.
SAYRE-CREIGHr0N.-In Jersey City, on Moptlav
brides sister, by the Rev. J. +. Butterworth or 81
Marks church. JAMES d. SAYRE, to M. LOUlsE see
ond daughter Of the late Frederick Creighton, Esq,
OF this city.
The New York herald., 1872-11-20

COPAKTNERSHIP NOTICE.
David S0iinger and Rudolph Landauer have this day
formed copartnershp under the and style OF u.
Songer CO. and will settle all accounts the late firm
OF SOlinger Bros. DAVID SOLlNGER
RIInlIpH IANnAUER
The New York herald., 1872-11-20
FINANCIAL.

A MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
"A. IN New York, Brooklyn and New Jersey Princ
pals only apply to SAMUEL >. WOOD Jr 1856 Broadway,
The New York herald., 1872-11-20


Notice Of funeral hereafter. :. -3-.
SPAREs.-In Dahville, N. j., on Saturday, N0venf.
Der l6, WALTER G. SPARKS, In the S1st year Of his
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
Gy invited TO- attend the funeral at the Metn0sise
streets, this "wednesday morning, ct haltpsss
SrERiISo.-At Port Richmond, Staten Island, on
KELso, wife OF Dr. John W. Sterling, in the 72d
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited to
attend the funeral services, ut her late residence,
~ Wi e on n rrS s9 ~
boat, from foot OF Dey street. New York.
SUMNER.-on Saturday, 1Stn inst, at jamaica
husband, Mrs. MARY KEMBLE (formeriy Of this city)
widow OF General William Il. sumner. or Aassa-
Her remains will be Inferred In the Forest Hills
Cemetery, near Boston.
TERRY.--At Englewood House. EngewoOd, N.
j., on Thursday, November IA, 1877, GILBERT TERRY,
youngest OF Nelson and Eunice L. Terry aged "a
years, months and l? days.
WSIn.GAt 'F FatSnsh. % on Monday, November 1s,
HENRY WALL, aged AZ years, formerly OF Sheffield,
The relatives and friends Of the family are re.
spectiully invited TO attend the funeral, from his
late residence Garrison street Tlatbush, on Thurs
day, November 2l, at eleven A. NJ tras- rs
WnEAroM-At Lthgow,N. r, on Tuesday Nov.
ember 10, ISAAC SMITH WHEATON. aged Al years.
Funeral from the Episcopal church, at Lithgow.
on Friday, November %, at ten O'Clock A. M.
WHEELER.-ln brooklyn, on Monday, November
is, GRACE, wife OF William Wheeler In the 3sth
year OF her age. Mn
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late
residence, 10 Hanover place, on Wednesday, Nov.
20, at two O'Clock p. M.
WRIaHr.-0n Sunday, November 10, 1872, at his
residence, Bloomington, Ind, OF typhoid fever, in
the 6eth year OF his age, the Rev. EDWARD WRIGHT,
o native OF the city OF New York and for many
years pastor OF the Presbyterian church at White
Plains, n. " more recently 0irclatlng In varions
Western States.
yacIawaina ysSs Inferred at Bloomington
The New York herald., 1872-11-20

THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CARRIED ON
i under the Arm name OF Watson Green, will be
continued by Charles Watson 1872 IsS Chatham and
No. Mott Streets who alone is authorized to collect
settle all claims OF said firm. The trade especially in
vltcd to give me call. CHARLES WATSON.
The New York herald., 1872-11-20

THE COPARTNERSuIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
1 between Charles Watson and Eyn S. Green, under
the rm name OF Watson Green is this day dissolved by
consent Charles Watson Of said firm will alone sign in
CHARLES WATSON.
Dated NEw YORK, Nov. 10 1877 ID 8. GREEN.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-05-16

Now that spring is coming towards us-slowly,
it seems this year-we hOusekecpers begin to
think of work that Ee must soon be about, and
as some of you may be wishing to renovate old
feather beds, 1 VIII, describe two methods either
of which is good. The first is perhaps the most
efectual, if the feathers are badly matted though
more trouble than the last. Spread sheet upon
the floor of an empty room; upon this pour the
feathers from the tick; and have the tick well
washed, dried and aired. Loosen all the feathers
by the hand, picking ont hard Quill feathers then
return to the tick. close up the opening, and lay
i'm the for several days, frequently turning it
and beating it up thoroughly. To wash the tick
and feathers at the same time, one must select q
time when the weather is clear and dry. Lay the
tick out i'm the sun OH some boxes or Stats raised
from the ground, and wash thoroughly with
hard brush dipped in good suds. When all the
dirt and spots are removed, turn several pals of
hot water over the bed, letting it run through
the feathers, rinse till the tick clear, then
let it dry in the sun, turning frequently and sha
king up the feathers oft. n. A few days in hot
sun will dry thoroughly and the feathers will seem
delightfully."- fresh and light.