Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-30

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How ID MAREA Mlss-W EAIH,- Ono Il
the most beautiful among the many h1auti-
.ul things made for the ad1rument % our
rooms is d wreath or crescent ot common
moses arranged on cardboard. Ci course
there are other forms which are very pretty,
csI ccjaliy the cross, lut on the wall tie
wreath is the ia sJ attractive
We formerly used the fine ir.s,a. beard.
iI, ind that photographer board answers
lust as well, and has tie advantage Of being
very stif and far cheaper. Sheets oi q sri,-.-
lie size can be obtained Tor ic" eeals u itt,
Seven inches by nine is the best SIZE. IN
the centre of the sheet draw crelc-orla
an inch or more at the t'E-"y I'cins
tcl-cup on Il, and iaIntly outlining u "iti
PENCIL. il your mossas are dry yau must
sprinkle them little while before 1ol are
ready &c use mem 'L'y '-' '''.: . "a =. . '''
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Inl) lAc Nilnu'I5' '...' '-''
y9a lease WIN 'L''-l' , -Ar- '-'
~nA'e'es Is is n-'9- IN e'-- d. w
lgr you can H'"4e '.' '''-''- .-'5 w..
Have IeAdy d i-d'ii'-1 maze vi 'l
I or gum u'= A'-- --- -;'' '--'-' j.
little Ialnt-p!usA' ~i- l-.'-''-'.' waco
which 20 trim your IA-s',7 'i'i4 ''..- '---l '-'.
besih al i1o ''-' o- .'' -,,',-- .''.'
work each Way-AeeI I.hs DO --l- III q "-
ueirltdl shaic oh nc v-'i'A'- ..' -'-' '..
moses i.rs'' gTadua-iy 'il''I'"S %" O'.''i .-l
more ceilcate Altis curve ,'"i. e-,'' '''--'
I at the top. DIVIDE ana su'll'l"s your
mosses, interspor'e the so' s1al- WIN '-o u,
/ lale greens 'io N-''t N.,7 -'-' ', 80 &
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summer hauuts. among tHe mountain ~
elsewhere. can he PRESERVED aad made 0-l2-
mental in this way. ID dry and With--Ci,
thov can be restored % mach Of their o-i -i-
nal freshness byr lu1sirg in cold water.
Lovely MOSES are -yinc in patches uf %
tbe sWarI. clin.ir- arl1ul tac base nd
stone. hal hiding at the f': oi q tree.
va-i-getir, tle dl-gv htl1ws. riatilt all
The margin of the swamp. of myriad forms
and hucs. TO m3saics and aabesqucs. DO
.,r1ets and mats. on mound and stump and
u--evcrywhcrc abluudins, ready for the
band that viii take td1m- ii o1e fails o.
dc-ory taem it j. because his eye is blind.
The land that searches Finds them. 1tor.au
/ said he clulialgay= get the l1Hcr be was
intent up3a obtaining, unproliil..os a- .he
locality might seem. Nature shows h.-
choicc-- 81 sessions only 20 t-c alre.ia.-7c
and the loving.
The botanical Names Do mt know
swamp NOSES ard wood nssscs IN general