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so aud See Her.

Landlords Of hotels and boarding houses
will ind IL to their Advantage to call upon
Mrs. Coleman, No ~ Fourth street, be-
tween W. shlDgton and Commercial avcn-
ues, aud ascertain her term. for doing hotel
and boarding house washes by the week.
Her whole sale prices are extremely
iOw-7jc. per dozen. For piece work pr &c,
are a. follow: SINCE shirt and e. J.
lar, lOc; per dozen soc; sock, BE-; two col
lars, De-; two handkcrchieis, BE-: vests zoe;
and all gentleinen'- wear. 7ic. per
dozen. Ladies dresses, - to soc;
skirts ID to zoe: drawers 10 10 ljc; two
pair hose Be-; two collar. , to lee. For la
dies plain clothes 81 % per dozen; for la.
dies line clothes, 81 - per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly deh,crci. Pa
uonage solicited.
3t-2-l0-Im
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General Items.

The Bcrgers appear at the Atheneum
tonight
-IIuelncr will give another concert at
the planters House next saturday night.
The Hon. Green Il. Raum, of Harris
burg. Illinois, was in the city yesterday
The police courts were rather quiet
Yesterday, there being only one case be-
fore either of the judges, and that one
plain drunk.
Two negro wenches had fight on
Fourth street yesterday afternoon, but
no serious damage was done to either
of them.
The "Woman's Club and Library
Association" will hold their next meeting
at the residence of Mrs DR.. Wardner, on
Saturday afternoon.
The damage done to the wharfboat
of the Cairo, Arkansas q Texas railroad
company's wharf-boat, by sinking "A few
days ago, is estimated Mt one thousand
dollars.
Mr., Robinson has in the person of j,
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To Aggra,ate Dyspepsia,

introduce Alcohol into the stomach, and
thereby rob the digestive fluid OF IL, solvent
pswcr S,turatea piece oi bre al and m at
with gastric juice, and &, will dissolve,
Th, j. digestion. Add TO such = mixture
a little alcohol, and 1t VIII not dI solve,
1hi- illus,r ate. Indigestion. Beware, then,
yc dyspcptlIs, Of tincture', infusion, or De.
cociioas containing spiri;uous iiquoz
shun all such rum "tonic.," and rely solely
Oh Or. Walke.'s Vinegar Biltcr., the finest
herbal iIyig Oraut know n, and free from the
fiery curse Of Alcohol 2-lG d&w-im.
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To Contractors.

Sealed proposals, addressed to the City
Council Of the city of Cairo, will bc re-
ccivcd at my office until ) O'Clock p. M
of Tuesday, the 10Th day of March, for
removing the pcst-housc from It's
present location on Thrry-Fourth street,
to point on ''Grave-Nard Ridge" at or
near it. junction with Park ayennc, il
extended.
Said building j. to he removed to said
last mentioned location and placed
thereon in as good condition as the same
now is,
The City Council reserves The right tc
reject any and all bids.
WILL X HAWKINS, City Clerk.
CAIRO, ILL. March 9th. 1875. 3-1-lO
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The NIiustreIs.

Robiuson's Min,trcls appeared again
last night before large audience. and,
judging from the demonstrations made,
a very apprcciativc one. Mr. Robinson
must certainly feel BATTERED with the re-
ceptiou given him by our citizens, being
greeted eacn night with crowded house,
the audience. by the frequent and pro-
longed applause, tcstifying their approx
al OF his talent and that of his superb
company All lovers of fun certainly
enjoyed rich treat, a. the Oio given by
this company is the finest We have ever
seen, ii being the most extensive and va
ricd ever given by any troupe in this city.
Al the conclusion Of the evenings enter
tainmcnt. Mr.. BaSsatt came before the
curtain, and, in behalf of Mr.. Robinson,
rendered thanks for the very tlatteringre-
ception given them by our citizens, and
announced that on this evening the world
renowned Berger Family would appear
in the Athcncum and give one of their
nnrivallcd entertainments, and spoke
In the highest terms of the company, adj
yisng all to attend and enjoy treat that
must be seen TO be appreciated, which
was heartily endorsed by the audience.
The troupe lett last night by boat for
Paducah, from which point they go
South, and with the assurance that when
they again visit Cairo they will receive
ample testimony that our citizens have
not forgotten Harry Robinson and his
excellent company. We wish them a
successful and pleasant trip.
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Yesterday afternoon we received infor-
nation Of the drowning Of Il negro man
named Mark jackson, near Mound City,
the particulars Of which, as near rs We
could learn them are these: Jackson, who
was negro teamstcr, made an attempt
TO cross a slough with team of mule.
and load of wood, and when near the
centre OF the slough the team got mired,
and, before assistance could reach them.
the driver and mules were drowned.
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The teiI Ringer.

The Berger Family OF swiss Bell Ring
crs will appear at the Athcncum tonight.
This troupe is very highly spoken Of by
the people Of every city in which they
have made their appearance, and the
press cannot say too much in prais OF
them. They have, since their last tour
through the country, added many new
aud excellent attractions. and now stand
at the head of their profession. Those
who wish to get seats for the entertain
mcnt should secure them a. early a. pos
,iblc in order TO avoid the rush.
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G.. Baldwin one of the finest writers we
have seen. whose work on the hotel reg
lister at the st. Charles gives ample proof
of his abilities rs a pcnman.
There seems TO be little misumder-
standing about that lecture which ras to
have taken place at the high school build
ing last Tuesday evening. We were told
that the lecture had been delivered and
was most excellent effort on thcpart of
the lecturer. The man who told us j. dead.
lie died violent death.
-IIucfner. proprietor Of the Planters
House. received case Of fine wine yes
terday from the wcll-known firm of
Blackmamn Il Co.. OF Cape Girardeau,
called estate Monopolc," which he will
open to-day. Lovers of a fine beverage
of this kind. should call at the Plan
ter's.
The city council. having granted the
members OF the Taylor Literary Society"
the privilege to meet in the council cham
Der, this society will hereafter hold its
meetings in that place every wednesday
evening. Those of the citizens of Cairo
who may take enough interest IN affairs
of this kind. are cordially invited to attend
the meeting.
a certain wcll-known darby ofthi- city
proved very conclusively to everybody
who was at the Athcneun lat Tuesday
ni.ht that lac knew the civil rights bill
had been passed, and that lac was going
to take advantage of il. He. In company
with woman, walked into the hall. and
taking one of the best seats in the house,
remained there until the performance
was over.
A certain well-known gentleman Of
this city, who has been absent from home
for eight or ten days, returned at four
o clock in the morning, and making his
way softly TO his sleeping apartment be-
gan making preparation for retiring With
out waking from her slumbcrs his wife,
who TO all appearances was sleeping
sOundly. When about half through with
the task of undressing, that lady. howev-
er. suddenly awoke Of her own accord,
aud seeing her husband exclaimed, MY
dear. there 1, womau's club IN town,
don't you want me to join t. The gem
tleman wa, naturally somewhat surprised
at thc.rcinark, but replied. Certainly. my
darling. if you wish" TO which the lady
answered, "lc-. You know you don't
want me to do any such thing. Why, if
! would join that club you would get a
divorce fom me you know you would. -
"A few day, ago lady went into
notion store on Washington avenue for
the purpose of purchasing some things.
There was also in the store at the time
colOrcd woman. who seemed to be mon
opOlising the time of the clerk. after hav-
ing got what she wanted. The clerk, no.
ticing the white lady told the negro to
look at whatever she wished, and CONF
mcnced waiting OH the white woman.
This made the negro very angry and she
kicked up a row aboutit. asking the clerk
in very angry tones whether zone pus-
son wasn't jist a. good a. mother pus-
sun" "lt you hadn't cut dem things TO
me, wouldn't take a single one of 'em.
such impotence ! neva' did see in all my
lifc." The clerk cooled her down little
by telling her that he thought she had
what she wished or lie wouldn't have
done it, aud the colorcd lady took her
departure. The civil rights bill has been
passed. you know.
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the Second ward at the engine house Of
the Rough and Ready fire company; in
the Third ward at the engine house OF
the lllbernian fire company: in the
Fourth ward at the court house: and in
the F'lfth ward at the house of Mrs. SUI
Ivan, on the Northwest corner of 18th
street and Commercial avenue.
PETITION.
Petition OF the Taylor Literary Society,
asking of the council permission to use
the council chamber one night each week
for the purpose of meeting therein, was
presented and on motion of Alderman
right, granted.
The council on motion of Alderman
Halliday, adjourned
WILL X. HAWKINS, City Clerk.
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The house now occupied by Mr.. VIM.
Wetzel. known as The "St. Nicholas
Hotel" situated on Commercial avenue,
between Seventh and Eighth streets l.
suitable for any kind of business En-
quirc of Mrs. Augusta Harris, on Seventh
street. or 10 Peter Neif, Ohio Icycc,
InQrnt
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Parish, school

The Parish School was opened on Mon
day, March LIST. But pupils will lie re-
oeiycd Mt any time, on the conditions
already published The services OF Pro.
Ie. sor Frick have been secured for instruc-
ton in the German language. For this an
extra charge will be made. Pupils Wishing
10 study German only. VIII come TO the
school at o'c ock p. IN.
gHARLFs =. GILBERT, Rector.
3i.3.3-1m.
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Entire New Company.

CARD. The management res ectfully announce
Ia the citizens OF afro. that the splendid COM
pany OF artists they have Ia present this elson
j. believed 10 be stronger in the point of artistic
talent than any they have ever brought here in
past seasons. The unanimous voice OF the press
aud the overwhelming audiences with which
they have everywhere been greeted warrant the
assertion that our many friends In Cairo may
anticipate an entertainment of more than usual
excellence.
First appearance m this city of the Renowned
Comedian Mr. Jas. W Mckee First ap-
pearuucc of the celebrated character impersona-
tor, lie tsraud. Mis- Annie Berger the most
accomplished Curnet NulOi-t In America. Miss
Elite Berger crystal Chimes The entire COM
pnuy will appear, All the late songs and new
music.
Admission 20 and 80 cents.
T7sSelts can be secured at Dan Hartman
without extra charge. CHAs. IL PRATT,
3-g-3t. Agent.
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New Bakery.

II. schmetzstorfl announces to his friends
and former patrons that he has opened the
DELTA BAKERY, corner OF Nineteenth
and Poplar stree cts, where he will be pleased
TO greet them again, and assures them that
he can furnish the best Of fresh bread rolls
etc. GENUINE RYE BREAD will be made a
specially, Try him again. io-2'l2'lm
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Notice of Removal.

Schicht Il UIrich have removed their
chemical dyeing and cleansing estae-
lishment from the corner of III .hth and
Commercial to Washington Avenue,
between ninth and Tenth streets. Tomeet
the wants of their many customers. they
heye ordered and have just received from
Err pc a large lot OF the finest dye stuhs,
and are now ready to attend 10 any orders
in their line. 33.30-lm.
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RIVER. BUSINESS AND WEATHER.

There is no change IN the Mississippi
at st. Louis, and the rates remain sta
tionary. The Ohio has risen four inches
in the past twcnty-four hours, aud is now
but ten feet below high water mark OF
'G7. Business continues dull The
weather is clear and pleasant and the
leyee is drying up rapidly.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The City of Alton and lighter came
down Tuesday night with as much freight
rs the water would allow her to take.
She added considerably here, and after
adding the lighters cargo left for New
Orleans with all She wanted..... The Idle
wild had her usual good trip from Evans
vile, and left with fair trip of passed.
gers and frcight.....Scrgeant Cain yester-
day arrested the wife OF Tom seymour,
pilot. who has been carrying the BAN
ner' for several months, for assuming
male apparel. 1t i said that Tom desert
ed her, leaving her destitute and In want,
and that she had no other clothes but
those of her husband....The water is
running out Of the head Of
Island No. 10 into Rccl-Foot lake..
The st. LOUIS Rcpajlicu of Yesterday
says: "Jewett Wilcox visited Change
yesterday and shook hands all around
with the boys. He says that notwithstan-
ding Cairo Ia, been the head ofnayigation
all the Winter the hotel sincs,.has been
dun ut the city Of the crotch.....Boats
leaving to-day; II. c. Neagcr for New
Orleans Joe Kinney, for Wick burg;
Alex swift for Cincinatti AMI Fannie
Lewis for Memphis, The John Means and
barges are due to-day with $500 tons,....
The Harry Robinson minstrel combina-
ton took passage on the
Arkansas Belle last night for Pa
dncah.
WAR DEPARTMENT, RIVER REPoHr,
March 10 lS=1
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,
Happy Relief for Young Men from II,

HAPPY keitef Tor Young Men from the
e1ect- Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Man
hood restored. lmpediments to Marriage re-
moved. New method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent
free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOW ARD
ASSOCIATION, il9N. Ninth street, Philadel-
phia, Pa ,-an Institution having high reputa-
ton for honorable conduct and professional
skill. l6o-l-lj-d&wjm
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" autcl.

Fifty TO soyenty-fye dollars per mon l..
Agents wanted everywhere. Teachers, Ia
dies. gents, ETC., etc. No capital or out
lay required. send % cents for postage on
outfit. 10 ID. G. WKLCHMAN,
u Irwin Station. Union County, ohio.
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For Rent.

Eight large rooms over ! annon's book
stors, on Commercial Avenue, and cot
tage Of five rooms zone of the Devassey cot
tsges) on Division street. Apply to
LOUIS HERBERr,
-2-4-6t. No. ~ ONO LeNee'
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fresh NnpplN.

Mr.. T.. Fitzgerald has just received and
has on sale at his sales room q large stock
II English ale, porter, IIennessy brandy
and wines, and liquors OF all kinds, which
he will dispose Of at reasonable prices.
lsO.D-IJ.tf
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Died,

MIR. james Ianonc, well-known to
many of our citizens, died last night
after n brief illness. Mr.. Ianonc was a
member of the order OF Odd Fellows of
Smithand, Ky, to which point his re-
mains will be conveyed for intcrmcnt.
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George Littner corner Of Fourteenth and
Washington avenue. Mill furnish hereafter,
every day to his patrons No. lunch, be-
tween the hours Of ten and twelve O'Clock.
Fresh Milwaukee beer and fragrant Havana
cigars to be had at hi, ,r at all times.
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Two or three gentlemen can be accom-
modated with day board. House on Wal
NIT. between .yenth md Eighth. Apply
al this Office 3O-3-2.bt.
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CAIRO MARKET WHOLESALE.

Corrected Daily by y. NJ stearns, commission
merchant, secretary Of the Cairo Board Of
Trade.
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Good single rooms on the upper noor At
the Saint Charles can be had, with board,
AZ the very low rate Of $50 per month
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


Enron SIS please announce JOHN u.
PHlILIs an candidate for Mayor OF ,niro, al
the ensuing municipal election
January ~, lSI5 MANY CITIZENS,
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Notice,

OFFICE on ur CAIRO x ST. Lotus
RAIL ROAD Co, CAIRO, LII,
March 9TH, ISIS.
\ meeting of the Directors of this Company
will he held on Friday. the i3h day Of March,
inst, A -. Is75, ~ 10 O'Clock \ VI at the
ofice offs : Taylor in the City of Cairo, llli-
nuis. : STAAIS TAYLOR,
C-dtd. President.
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Open Fridays ard saturday. ONLY.
lGI-l-lG-tf.
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On motion of Alderman Wright, the
recommendation OF the committee was
concurred in, and said bills allowed by
the following, vote:
Ayes-lIalliday, Mathuss, McEwen,
Morris, Saup, Thistewood, Walder and
Wright-S. Nays-0.
The same committee reported back the
bill of the Cairo City Gas Company,
amounting to $3.50 80 for gas consumed
in 81 street lamps during the month of
February. recommending payment OF
$27o, in fpll of said bill.
On motion of Alderman Morris, the
Recommendation of the committee was
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CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Meeting Thereof.
Council CHAMBER,

COUNCIL CHAMBER, J
CAIRO, Ill, March ., 1873, 1880 pm.
Prescnt-His Honor. Mayor Wood
aud Aldermen Halliday, Mathuss, Nc
Even, Morris, Saup. Thistlewood, Wal
der and Wright-s.
On motion of Alderman McEwcn, the
minutes OF preceding meetings were APP
proved without reading.
OFFICIAL REPORTS.
Monthly reports of ID. Mccarthy, city
jailor for February, and OF F. Bross, po-
lice magistrate for January, We're pre-
sented and Oh motion of Alderman
Wright approved and order filed.
BILLS.
The committee on claims to whom the
following bills were referred reported
the same back recommending payment
thereof rs follows
;. Z. Wheeler. legal services ren-
dered in case OF assessment for
crawling Levce street. 100 90
Oberly and Davis, publishing ordl-
nances. proceedings, etc, TO lst
inst......................................S3 80 90
X. II. Cunningham, rent of coun-
ell chamber 10 LIST inSt................ 20 W
Daniel Mccarthy, dieting prison.
ers in Ill during the month of
February .......................... lG 90
Daniel Mccarthy, extra meals
furnished prisoners................. on
Stratton Il Bird, ) kegs and 10 lbs.
of nails aud drayage. 20 %
Thomas Fitzgerald, 3 days work
on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
T.. Conlon, ! days work on side
walks Observation-Disclosures" 20
Daniel Mccarthy, .! days in
charge of chaln-gang.. 49,. OU
NJ. T.. Power, hauling 5 loads side
walk lumber..............,,,., 1 OU
A. Haley, stove fixtures and sun
dries for observation-disclosures. III "a
Cairo City Gas Co.. gas consumed
in council chamber, from Dee |
10 Mar l....,.......... ."...........,. IL
Cairo City Gas Co., gas consumed
at police headquarters, from
Dee. to Mar. l.........,........... 20 2;
j. b. Reed, | hand-trowel...,..., | 4;
Cairo City Coal Co., tons coal
for clerks otllce,....................- ! 81
| L. +. Sullivan, medicine for small
poX patients, and feather dus-
ter for clerks office. 3 Il
| st. Mary's lniirmary, taking care
of smallpox patients. 80 days
at 30 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 81 d
Thomas McCabe, removing dead
| animals from city limits ..,.,..,. On
| IN ,nntinn nf Allarn,n INSIGHT ia,
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Local Weather Report.

cAmo. LII, March. 10 ls75.
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THOMAS JONES, scrgt. So, US. 4.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Return to Cairo Of the Popular and ever Fayoritc
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Execution of an Innocent Girl.

The French minister of justice
has just received report of very
sad and extraordinary affair, which
is not unlikely to create some SEN
sation. Thirty years ago young
girl named Marie Guernic was found
poisoned in her bed. She had been
bctrothed short time before to a
young man with whom her younger
sister, Madeline, was said to be des
peratcly in love. The poor girl was
at once arrested, tried, and finally
condemned TO death, which she sui
Tered calmly and valiantly, without
uttering a word of complaint or of
justification. Everybody felt the
greatest sympathy for the poor old
father of the two girls, who was
giving signs of the most violent
grief. Hc had come into possession
of some money which the girls had
inherited from their mother, but
his grief did not seem to be lcssened
thereby. A fortnight ago the old
man died, and before his death con
fessed to his parish priest, Rev,
Able Barreau. that he was himself
the murderer. of his eldest daughter.
He had. moreover allowed suspicion
to rest on the younger in order to
inherit the money Of both. The
poor victim had died innocent with
out uttering a word in her defense
because she knew who was the MUIR
derer, and rather chose to die than
TO denounce him TO Justice.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WATER.

This water, so AIMED for its medical vir-
tues has, by the labored efforts of DIR. u. ).
Coleman, been placed III the command of all
who may require it's curative properties. 1t
was left for Texan, Gail Borden, TO con-
dense two gallons of milk to the compass OF
one pint, AMI yet retain all its pure ana
nutrative properties so again has q Texan
reduced two gallons of White sulphur
Springs water to sixteen ounces, without the
slightest loss of its medical virtues.
There are thousands of persons suffering
from the following Diseases: Dizziness, de-
preston of spirits, irritability of temper,
vertigo, headache, palpitation of the heart,
gastric arrangement, disorders of the liver
and kidneys, bleeding from the rectum,
piles, dysmenOrrhea, amenOrrhea, menorr-
hagia, lucorrhea, foul breath, apOplexy, cpl
lepsy, paralysis, hysteriu, melancholy and
insanity, and many other diseases traceable
to- habitually sluggish bowels, and yet re-
main ignorant of the cause, and haYesought
in vrin for relief. Not unfrequently the
com laints which originate in constipation
take IN independent existence, and continue
though the cause may cease. From all these
considerations 1t follows that the disorder In
question, whether original or induced, re-
quires close attention, and should be made
an object of treatment Whenever 1t occurs.
One bottle of Dr. Il. S. Coleman's White
Sulphur Springs Water is warranted to cure
any case Of habitual constipation, II taken
according to directions found upon the bot
tie. Its action is cctO tut0 et iucunote.
To be had ut any of the drug stores of the
city. Price one dollar. 2Sdly26wly
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A VERY picturesque thing is flea
catching in balmy Florida. Here is
the ordinary method as described
by a lad, 10 a correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun: $50 TO your room,
she says, "Iock your door, close your
blinds, spread a large blanket out
on the floor, take your position in
tho middle of it, with a basin of
water beside you, then remove each
article of dress, one piece at a time,
turn it inside out, and shakcit care
fully over the blanket. The little
wretches will fall on it and become
cntangled in the nap of the blanket,
when they can easily be caught ahd
consigned with appropriate rites to
a watery grave in The BASIN"