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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-29
M MEDEGkNag.-
tlLKs LINIMENT IoDIDEAMN0NIA

CUEES ALL PAIN IN MANAND B1asT
Giles Linlment loddo Ammonia cures Ncu.
rsl2ia. Facn Ache Khemstism, Gout Frosted
Rect Ch!iois!9s, Sore Throat, r Erysipelas,
ant animal. The remarkable cures this FAMED y
has ci"ctc1 classes IL as one Of tho nn.t i,nnori
AT And valuable remedies over discoyered for
The cure or relief OF pain.
had twelve strokes of psralysis NV leo.
.orgGe and sTm were usoio:s; WAS obliged TO use
CalhetGr every day. DR.. Giles Linimont
l"t;de OF Ammonia hiss cured mo. Will an
s"er any inquiries so that all afflicted may know
d" !s.-John APPEL, North Bradford, Conn.
NY VIE suffered with pyolaysus uteri. nuor
,,3ua, comp!!cstcd with other female troubles
uf the Methodist Church, advised Inc TO tIv
Ghc.' Linlmcnt lodido Ammonia and Pills. te
!riiIng mo OF tho wonders it had purformed on
his "iir, who was msrtyr 10 such troubles, and
J. now we'll obtained the Linment and PilIs.
"A+ my wife i1 cured: Charles K. Jones,
Editor Observer. Charlotte, N. G.
WTNo to DR.. Giles, st 10 West Broadway,
Ne" York, who cures ell female troubles with.
uu. pay.
BEAD the following: Sat Rhcum cared. I
naI Sat Rheum on my hand for two years: |
:iicd every doctor could hear Of The salyes,
,.atmcDts and soaps without numbar. no,binn
beneltted me. a soc bottle OF Giles Linimont
l"IiIc Ammonia cured mel loss than a week.
A. Romano, lhl West hirty. second st N. Y.
uabiIusi Coslivencss. tho cause Of so many
troubles. Lownoss Of Spirits, Dizziness of tho
Head, Loi5 of Memory, Indigestion, FIatulenco.
"rs.og OF the Hesrt, Nervousness, all these are
cared by Gi!es' improved Mandrake Pills.
Giles Linment md Pills nre sold bv all
Dru2G3ts throughout The word. Trial bottles
.je Pills 2Jc.
5eware Of couHtcrfcts the genuine has fsc,
,,iaiDo OF tho inventors sisniturc, William NJ.
Giles over the cor; Of each bottle
IAa Llniment IN white Wrappers is fer family
as', thAt in yellow wrapper is for the stable,
!; IS the only Limmcnt that possesses alt,ra
alive properties ard can bo taken internally.
Q'srt bottles At s.! 81, in which there is great
,avng. decS
Z. :. LEADBEATHE S BRO, AGENTS.
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AUCTION A SkE.ES,

TRUSTEES SALEM FAIHFAY-B7y yir
= Tue ol 8 decd Of trus. from j. d. Crockel
anu WIfe, dated Nov. 20!h 1876, and duly re,
corded @ IN the land records of Fairfax county
shall oiler for sale by public auction in front ofb
Gourt HoLsa donr, 1T Fairfax G. IL. on MON
A "a I, April 18Th. 1850, (court day. at y m. t5e
JEACT OF LAND conveyed by tho aboye
aeed, containing l3l and Sl-lCO tcrcs, lying upor
adjoining tho lands of Smoo!, Peacock, and
others, and known SIS tho "Dorr Crocker' place
ms sale will be made subj ject to deed oitrusi
dated Sept. 1914. 10 secure AIborL Peacock the
sum OF $40, and also subject TO another trus,
aeed, daled Jan. nth. 1876. to secure Nicholas
Acker the sun OF 81 900.
Toms OF Sale: Cash, as TO tho costs Ct this
SALE and the sum Of four hundred dollars and
unpaid Interest thereon for something over Two
years. BALANCE in one. two. and three years.
o. +. HINE, Trustee.
Fairfax comfy Va Msrch 1915
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t;v Green u Wise.

(Real Eatato Agents and Auctionaers.)
OMMlS5lONBRS' SALE OF VALUA.
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF ALEXAND DRlA, VA.
By virtue of q decree OF tho Corporation Court
for the city Of Alexandria. Virginia, rendered
at the March term, 1880 the7oof in the chsucery
cause OF Janos +. Csrlin & Sons rs. Mary +.
Ford, o1ocutriI, ct ais, tho Subscribers, as COM
missioners of saio, appointed By tho said decree.
will expose for sale by public auction, on SAT-
URDAY, the Sd dsy Of April, 1850, OF II M,
in front OF the Msrke! Building on Royal street,
in the city of Alexandria, Va, the real estate
No. j. A TENEMENT AND LOT OF
GRUI1N in the said city Of Alexandria. Vs..
situated at the southwest intersection of King
and Psyno streets, in front on King street. II
feet, more or less. snd extending southwardly
in depth leo feet to q II feet alley, being tho
premises formerly occupied and used by Josiah
Ford as dwelling ana whegelwrgh; shop: .
No 2. A TENEMENT AND LOT OF
GROUND adjoinir 6 No. on the west, in front
on King street q feet inches, moro or less, and
extending southwsrdly in depth 100 feet to II
feet alley,
No. 8. a LOT OF GROUND adjoining No
2 on the west, in front on King street "a feet 8
inches, more or less, and extending south wardly
in depth lG0 feet to said II feet alley.
Terms OF Sale: Ono tenth Of the purchase
money in cash on the day of sale, and the resi-.
due in three equal payments at 6, II and IL
months from the dsy Of sale; the deferred pay
ments to bear interest from the day of sale and
to be secured by the bonds of the purchaser or
purchasers, with good security, and the reten-
tion of the title until all the purchase money is
paid.
CHARLES z. STUART,
8. FERGUSON BEACH, : oom9 r. r..
ALBERT STUART. oi o''e'
NH 4-eots
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Reader, havn you caught cold? Arc you
tation in the throst2 A sense of oppression on
the lungs. with short breath2 Do you have a
fit of coughing on lying down? a sharp pain
now and then in region of tho hsart. shoulders
and bsck2 IF SO, OUR ADVICE Is to take
at once dose Of TUFTS Kxpectorant; you will
repeat tho Expectorant, place hot iron to the
feet take two Of TUFTS Pills You will soon
fall into pleasant sleep and wake up in the
morning cough gone, lungs working freely
easy breathing and the bowels moving in nat
ural manner. TO prevent return OF these
symptoms uso the Sxpectorsnt several days.
Office. IS MURRAY ST., n. YORK.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Green & Wise.
DT UECBU o. w IEet
Real Eslate agents and Auctionoers.

Real Estate agents and Auctionoers
l. trust from, Thornton Hyctt, john F. Van
dersrift and Wllism ysnderg,ift. dated tha
22d day of August, 1873 duly recorded in Alex
sndris county. Va, land records, llber B. No.
4. psge 20l, the subscriber, as trustee will sell
for cssh TO the highest bidder. on SATURDAY..
the 2ith day OF April. 1850, at II O clock M, in
front of the Msrkct Building, on Fairfax street,
tho TRACT or LAND and the BUILDINGS
thereon conveyed by said deed of trust siluatsd
in Alexandria county, Va. and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at (sj a stake; thence running
noIth ne I'll 5o!o ". IL chsios; theuce south 90 ".
l6.3S chains thcnca north Gao W. 12l chains to
stake (d); :henco south eco W. IS chains to
stake (e); thence g. CG' 3. 81 chains to q stake
(f); thence n. go O. 81 II chains to the place of
beginning, c,ntsining l6 acres, roods and q
poles. II. Q. CLAUGHTON,
mb2ti-2 1TiW Trustee
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MEDICINAL.
DIR. TUFTS
.E.XZ.P.ECT0RANT,
Nj MEDICINAL
IN 25 CTS. AND Sl BOTTLES.

lLs properties sre Demulcont, Nu.ritive, Bal.
ssa1ic, Soothing snd Healing Combining 81
those qualLies. it is the most effective LUNG
BALSaM ever offered to sufferers from ruimo
nary diseases.
Dr.. j. +. HAYWOOD, of New York, volun
tatiy indorscs it. Resd what no says:
New York, Sept. 10. 1877.
DR.. Tut: Dear Sir-During this year treat
cd nine hundred cases of lung diseases. In the
lower wards of tho city the cases were of very
severe type. 1t WAS there my attention was
called lo TUFTS Expectorsnt, and l confess nay
surpriao st its wonderful power. During prsc-
tice of twenty years have never known q med
lcine 10 act as promptly and with such happy
effects. 1t instantly subdued tho most Violen
fits of coughing, and invariably cured tn" di-
sease in a few days l cheerfully endorse 1t a.
the best lung medicine ever used.
j. FRANCIS HAYWOOD, MD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-29
By John w. Graham, Auclioneer.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE
4 PROPERTY IN FAIRFAN COUNTY,
By virtue of deed of trust from Alfred Bayliss
and John FL. Sarton and wife, dated the 9th day
of January, 1877. and duly OF record among the
land records of Fairf,x county. in lber w, No.
4, folio d35, and for the purpose thorelu men,
toned the undersigned will offer for sole by
public auction, in front oftho Court House door
at Fairfsx Court House. on MONDAY, the
10Th day of April, lesO' Court day. at II
OF LAND conveyed by the above mentioned
deed, and described tocrcin as follows. viz: One
certain tract Of land known as KEEN'S MILL
TRACT, situated on the south sid3 of Pohick
Run, in tho district of Leo. county of Fairfax,
State of Virginia, and contains. BY recent sur
vey, one hundred and forty. one and half acres,
to which survey for tho metes and bounds ref
erence is had.
Torms of Sale: SO much cash as will pay
costs Of sale, also tho SUM Of five hundred dol.
lars, with interest thereon ftom the 9th day OF
January, 1877, until paid; and if there be any
residue of such purchase money, the same shall
be made payable at such time or tmss and be
secured in such manner as tho said Bayliss and
Ssrten shall direct or in case Of their failure to
give such directions, 8. such time and IN such
manner rs tho undersigned shsll think tit.
marl7.wts q. W. HUNT, Trustee.
TRUsTEE' sALEOF VALUABLE
i PROPERTY NEAK OCCOQUAN VII
LAGE-By virtue of o doed of trust from
George Selecman and wife, dated the 10th day
of February, 1S75 recorded among the land
records of Fairfax county, liber r, No. 4: phge
2Gj, and for tho purpose therein mentioned, the
undersigned will oiler for ssle ty public auction
at Fairfax Court House, on MONDAY, the 10Th
day Of April, 1880. tho TRACTS OF LAND
conveyed in said deod OF trust except that por-
ton conveyed By George Se!ecmsn and wife 10
Redman SeleCman. Said land contains
522 acres, and will ho sold in lets designated as
lots Nos |, 2 and 3. No. ! contains go acres.
with n COMFOHNAB BAE HOUSE, one third in
timber. No. 2-l92 acres with good HOUSE
and barn, one third cleared. No. 3-270 acres,
and Known sa tho Hogp Trac!i has q comfort
able HDUS Il ard barn
Terms Of Sale: SO much cash ss will pay e1.
penses of sale; also tho sum ol ono thousand
dollars, with interest thereon from the 18th day
of February, 1878. until the day of sale. Sell
ing. rs trustee, shsli convey such title as is
vested in zoe which believe to be good,
WILLIAM n. HALEY, Trustee
FsiI fax county, nh lS.Wtl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-29
By Green & Visa

keal Es:ate Agents and Auctioneers.1
| RI VlRTUE or A DRCKEE OE THF
~ ~ circuit Court for the city of Alexandris
Va. rendered o: its Msy term, 1876, in the suii
OF Stsoler's administrator VS.. McGsw and others
| IN chancery, the undersigned, commissioners
therein named. will offer for sao, by public suc.
tion, on THURSDAY. tho 22d dsy of April.
1851, in front OF the Market Building, on Fairf,x
real estate. TO wit:
| No. 1-HOUSE and LOT on tho north side CT
hing st. beginning lG feet east Of Henry st. at the
middle Of the partition wall there standing; then
east loi feet, moro or less, to the middle Of an.
| otner partition wall, and extending back 100 feet
Ten II sla,ey, wlah ihe use thercofu common.
FRINGE street, al feet 81 inches esst of Payne st
| thence east - feet, and extending north the
same width as IN front, lCi feet inches 10 a II
| feet alley, with the use thereof in common.
no e LOT OF GROUND on tho ives!
south Of King street, binding on an alley 10 feet
VIDA running thence south on St. Asaph street
l3 1eet III inches thence west in line psrsllel
to King street ITO feet to an alley Is feet in.
wide thence north parallel to st. Asaph st. 43
rect ~ inches to the 10 feet alloy; thence east
with tho said alley and parallel 10 King street
alleys. u OO'H
No. IA RENT CHARGE of sa6 per AZ.
num IN leo charged upon piece cf ground on
tno mesI siue Vi union street, DGtWoen Cameron
and Queen streets, Il feet 8 inches north of
ihompson's alley, q foat 9 inches front and lCO
teet deep, now held by &. Prices heirs
No. GA FRAME HOUSE and LOT on the
south side of King street, ,3 feet inches west Of
Patrick street 25 feet by lC0 feet
No. B-uOUSE and LOT on the southwest.
corne. OF King and Henry streets.
No. 7-HOUSE and LOT on tho north side of
Prince street, Rext east Of honse and lot on The
corner Of Alfred street, and adjoining Il. l.
Carne.
No. S--A GROUND RENT Of Si9 33 per an.
mum charged On tho property on the southwest
corner OF Cameron and st. Asaph streete.
No. 9-HUUSE and LOT On tho south side Of
hing street, adjoining on the east tho house at
the corner Of Alfred street, now occupied by
Demsine. Is feet 10 inches by 81 feet inches. n
space of feet nche. by Is feet 10 inches in
rear to bs kcrt open for use OF this Snd adjoining
lot
Terms Of Sale: Enough in cash 70 psY costs
OF suit and salo, and the residue Of the purchase
money in three equal instsments, with interest
from th1 dny Of salc payable NJ ono, two and
three years; tho bonds of tho purchaser or pur,
chssers, with good security, 10 bs taken for the
deferred payments, and the title To be retained
until said bonds arc paid.
Il. q. GLAUGHTON, Comm'rs.
&. ". WHTriM1, ct Sale.
NH lS-Cois
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By Green IL Wise,

(Real Estate A gents aud Auctione eersl
4 1OMM iSSION EE5 SALE-Ry virtuo Of =
" decree of the Corporation Court for the CITY
of Alexandria, Va, rendered at its January
term, 1850 in the chEncety cause Of L. I. Lucas,
Sergeant Administrator Of William Hsnce VS..
Shirley King ct al. the undersigned, Commis.
soEers therria namcG, viii c;c. fy- sso by pub-
lie auction. in front al tho entrance 20 the Court
room, on FairfIx street, on THURSDAY, tho
ed day OF april, 1880. Hl II o'clock m, tie fol-
lcwlrg property, to wit: AhL OF THAT IuT'
OF GROUND, with tho IMPROVE ENTS
thereon in the city CT AleIaaIris, Va, bounded
Us follows: Besinnirs on tho ossL sido OF Royal
s!reot, between Cameron aud Queen streets, ri
tho north limo of tho ground formerly James
McGu!ro's; then north with Royai sroet tweDty
two (22) f5ot then cast parallel with Qleen e..
scventytwo (72) oht six (G) inches rnnru or less.
to seven foot al ey; then south psrsla with
Royal street. twenty two C2!} feet; then by o
straight line 20 tho beginning.
Terms Of Sslo: Csc fourth OF tho purchase
money in cash. and the residue in six, iwelve
and eighteen months, with interest from tho dsy
OF sale; the notes Of ihe purchaser to DO given
for theui, and the title 10 the property to be re-
tsned until tho whols OF tho purchase money
be paid
30, CLAUGHTOH, | Conm'rs.
JNO. M JUHNSON,5 Of Sale.
NH 10-eots
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never been fiji cted. Yet,therc are diseases these
waters arc said to be very Injurious to. such as
consumption and heart disease. Washburne,
Of IIiiotis is hero and Grant aud party are
looked for tho early part Of April. though ru.
mor has il to day that the steamship he sailed
in fran Mexico for GALVESTON has been lost.
A.
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A NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER WRITES
Gfiaa Eveninp Newo Anpusta Ga

Cfico Evening News, Augusta, Gs.
DR.. Tut: Dear Sir-My little son was attack
ed with pneumonia last winter, which left him
with violent cough that lasted till within 8
month since, for the cure of which I am indsbt.
ed 10 your valuable Expoctorant l had tried
most everything recommended, but none did
any good until used your EZpectorsnt, one
bottle of which removed the cough entirely.
With ms1y thanks, I am yours truly,
JOHN NJ. WEIGLE.
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HAD TERRIBLE NIGHT SWEATS.

Memphis, February IL, 1871.
DR.. Tut: Sir-I have been suffering for near
ly two years with q severe cough. When l
duced to one hundred and sixteen pounds in
weight. l had tried almost everything; had
terrible night swosts. l have taken half dozen
bottles. The night sweats have left me, the
cough has disappeared. and have gained a(teen
pounds in flesh. l recommend it to all my
friends. With great respect,
OLIVER RICE.
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ByONesl s. Lucas, Auctioneers.

VXTILL SOLD ON SATURDAY, April
wv 81, at II o'clock H., in front of the Mar.
ket House. on Royal street, TWO SQUARES
OF GROUND, bounded By Queen, Oronoco.
Payne and West streets, inclusive.
Terms One fourth cash. the residue in SIX,
twelve and eighteen months. with proparly en-
dorsed no!aa h,arinp interest from day OF sale.
JOHN LEATHERLAND,
NH Std Commissioner of Sale.
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$SYILu bo offered 3, ito same limo and place
w tho THRHE STORY BRICK WELL.
ING No. e. south Royal street.. Tha house il
in good order, and has all Tho moderd improve.
mems, located on the east sldh OF Roysl street
bstwenn Prince and Duke. Terms at si,le
NH 2i-eots GREEN & WISE. for Owners
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NJ OTICE-Juat received TUFTS Pills TUFTS
~ E1pectorsnt, Boschee's Germsn Syrup,
Green August Flower, Haie's Honey of Hore-
hound and Tar. Thompson's Syrup Tar and
Wood Napths, Vegetire Parker's Hair Balsau
ALIENS Lung Balssm. Simmons Liver Reguls-
tor in 25 cent packages, Allcock's. Ben.on's and
Herrick's Plssters, sc, at
W. +. REIGHTON'S,
fsb lG IS King street
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sNUsEFURsgsE5and4 t5qeDs.
China, Glass and QuconsWare.

We beg 10 call the sttontion OF tho trade TO
or new and complete assortment of goods from
the best manufacturers in England and France,
comprisng English, French and Stone Chins
Dinner, Toa and Dessert Sotc, Gups and Sau.
GERS. fltchors, Cuspsdor's Chamber Sets, Boho-
man Glass Vases and Toilet Sets, &c. Our stock
COMPRISES an extensive variety Of everything
pertaining to tbs trado
n lull line of Glassware Of every description
Lamps, Lamp Goods. Chimnirs, Goblcts and
Eumonrs, Cat and Plain.
,, a iat limo Of Havilsnd &; Cos. Whto Gold
Bad and Decorated China, which va offer ,t
owest rates.
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= u Z Z ) Ii A L u Y +

Il.
GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS changed TO i
GLOSSY BLACK by s single application Of lhie
HTE 1t impsrts a Natural Color, acts Instsu'
tahaCusly, snd is as Harmless as spring water
sold By Druggists. or sent by express on rocaip
otSi.
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IN string Garden Seed from ID. NJ. Ferry s;
Co or Hiram Sibley g. Co. can procure them by
leaving their orders with
w. CREIGHTON,
feb d IS King street
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GARDEN TOOLS, FORKS, &c.-We have
W on hand large supply of Hoes. Kskes
Stable and Hay Forks, Shcvels Spades, &c.
purchased at old prices, and will be sold at
small advance at e8 King street. corner Royal.
NH IL j. r. CREIGHTON n SON
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"A FRESH SUPPLY OF BOILED AND
IA KAW L1NSEED OIL; also Neatsfoot
Lard, Tanners and several grades of Lubricat-
ing Oil, always on hand at
w. +. CREIGHTON'S,
je 28 ah King street
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20 Blu S HELS PRIME NEW YORK
~ EARLY BOSE POTATOES, which I
can recommend for the table or for planting,
received to-day by J. @. MILBURN,
feb27 19 north Royal st.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-20
Grasses for Decoration

A bouquet or vase Of properly dried
and tastefully arranged grasses Of the
more graceful sorts. is very pleasing
decoration tor the porlor or sitting
room IN winter. The beauty ola grass
depends largely upon the delicacy OF its
flower clusters, and their graceful and
orderly arrangement in the panicle or
"head.7 As a type Of beauty among
the larger grasses, a long feathery
plume Of the Pampas Grass may be
chosen, and indeed il is very pleas
ing object when preserved of its orig
inal shape and color. We must here
enter a protest against the violation Of
nature by dyeing the plumes of grass"
es any color whatever. They, to our
taste, can not be improved upon by
being colored deep crimson, an un-
natural green, unpleasant DiacN'oI any
other color. Grasses for their greatest
beauty should be gathered just as they
are fully in flower, and hung up or
spread ont to dry in a place that Is
free from dust II a grass is gathered
after it is beginning to mature It's
seed, the floral parts will become brit"
tie and soon fall to pieces, and tail to
be the objects of beauty that they
would be if gatherscd when just at
the opening of the flowers. There are
number of native grasses that are
worthy of place in such collection
In general, it may be said that any
grass that is attractive Tor its delica
cy, grace, aud color while growing in
the field, will not be Disappointing
when it is tastefully arranged in the
house.-Americau Agriculturist.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-20
Are Your Closets Ventilated ?

There is nothing SO handy in a
house as an abundance of large, roomy
closets but because they are handy
extremely useful they are apt to be
abused. There are many things,
as a matter of course, are always put
into closet, of which the articles of
outward wearing apparel make a
large part. There are also things which
ought not to go into closet, i. e., a
closet adjoining, or closely connected
with, living or sleeping room, VI
such are all soiled under garments, the
wash clothes, which should be put in'
to a large bag for the purpose, or a
roomy basket, and then placed in the
wash room or some other we'll aired
room at some distance from the faml-
ly. Having thus excluded ore of the
fertile sources of bad odors in closets,
the next point is to see that the clos :
cts are properly ventilated. 1t mat"
tiers not how clean the clothing in the
closet may be, if there isno ventilation
that clothing will not be what 1t
should be. Any garments after being
worn fer q while will absorb more or
less ofthe Civilizations which arise from
the body, and thus contain an amount
of foreign-it may be hurtful matter
which free circulation Of pure all
can soon remove; but If this is exclu-
ded, as in many close closets the
efluvia ipcreraes, and the clothes,
closets, and adjoining rooms in time
possess an odor that any acute sense
of smell will readily detect. Every
closet in daily use in,which the night
clothes are hang BY day and the day
clothing by night, should have an air
inc as we'll as the bed. If the closet
can he largo enough to admit OF
windo@-andIftis insOpe- cases-an
ample provision for sun light and cir'
culation of pure air is proyided in the
window, which should be LETT open
for a short time each day. lH th(
case of small closets ventilator coulc
be put over the door or even in it In
many cases such precauti ns tor pure
clothing are not practicable, and the
next best thing is, 20 see that the
door CT the closet is left open for hall
hour or so each day,at that time when
the windows are thrown up and the
large room is purified with fresh all
from out of doors. In this way first
| by keeping out clothes intended Tor
the wash; aud second, daily changing
the air, the closets may be compare
lively pure.-American Agriculturist