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National Republican., 1881-08-08
Tho fan.trIc IuIcc.

when vitiated, II always Is in dyspepsia poisons
instead Of acting as q solvent Of the food, which
decomposes in the stomach, giving birth to an acid
that, rising in the throat, stings the palate and
causes the exceeding unpleasant sensation called
heartburn Carbonate OF soda and other means
are omen resorted to for the purpose Of remedyng
this, but with no permanent good effect The wiser
way is to eradicate the atrocious disease which
originates this and hundred other harassng
symptoms Palpitations ofthe heart wind on the
stomach, oppression in that organ amer eating
and a sinking sensation in Il at other times, in
short, all the indicia OF chronic indigestion. arc
removed by Hosteters Stomach Bttcrs, foremost
Of ofstomachics and invlgorants. Appetite and nerve
tranquility are impaired by its use. MwF
National Republican., 1881-08-08
POTOMAC PIRATES.
The Corcoran Captured, hut Finally Re.
stored 20 CnptnIn Blake.

stored 10 Captain Blake.
A portion of the band of pirates organ
lied last winter by Professor Sheldon evidently
becoming over confident by the success they ut.
tained In the Pirates Of Penzance," conceived n
plan, which. with the assistance of some Of their
friends, they successfully carried out on Saturday
morning last. Just as the steamer Corcoran was
about to start on her regular Mount Vernon trip
she was boarded by the party above named aud
her surrender demanded Of Captain Blake The
Captain, though brave and gallant officer, i'm
mediately saw that resistance was useless against
such weapons as those used by the "Pirates"-
1. C., bright eyes and beautiful. smiling
faces-and concluded to surrender at once. when
they presented him with basket of flowers and
chrome Of one of the most beautiful Of the band.
The affair took place so quietly and was so soon
over that the passengers were not aware of the
change, and did not know that they were sailing
under band of AmaZons. The regular landings
were made as usual, and when the steamer reached
Marshall Hall on her return trip treaty was made
by which she was to be restored to her late model
commander, In consideration of his good looks and
upon condition that the party should land at that
place, the captain TO call for them when he made
his regular Saturday evening trip. The Pirates "
passed very pleasant day at the Hall, en-.
joying themselves in various ways. The steamer
arrived as per treaty, and the party
embarked for home, arriving at the
wharf about ten o'clock. All were pleased with
the days enjoyment. 1t is deemed best to give
the names Of the Pirates," so far as they can be
ascertained, that the public may be on the alert
for them ana that they may be captured as soon us
possible They are Lille Lewis Alma Walker,
Helen Pinerling Lulu Twomby Lille Coggins
Alice and Mamie Draney, Minnie Lansburgh Rena
and Maude Sharpe, Ida Lewis, and the two little
elocutionists, Annie Lewis and Marguerite Spad.
ing Little Annie favored those on board by rem.
dering in her unapproachable style, " Somebody's
Mother" and The Dutchman's Fall" Little
Marguerite declined to recite any of her pieces
quartette club on board gave some most excel
lent music. The Dutch limitations by one of its
members were simply immense. Altogether, the
day was one ofperfect pleasure and one long to b,
remembered by all present.
National Republican., 1881-08-08

AIININn arnrKa

BY Associated Press.
New York, Aug. 6.-Money easy at p
as per cent. on CALL and closed at EGGS per cent
Exchange dull at iS2@is2ll for long and 4si9isi1S
for short sight Governments quiet and fairly
steady. State bonds dull. Railroad bonds in light
request.
The stock market was duh again to-day. At the
opening the speculation was weak, and in the
early dealings prices declined 4@2 per cent, Han
nibal and 81. Jo, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
Rio Grande, and the trunk line shares leading the
downward movement Subsequently there was
an advance of 1S@l1s per cent, the latter In Nash
willie and Chattanooga, which was followed by a
reaction of 1s9A per cent Toward the close the
market became flrmer, and the final sales were at
a recovery Of I@2s per cent, the entire list par
ticlpating therein.
The sales aggregated l65467 shares, including
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, l0,l0O; Dem
yer and Rio Grande, $500: Eric, 400; Lake Shore,
1890; Louisville and Nashville. 500; Michigan
Central, II 600 Memphis and Charleston, 200; Mis-
souri, Pacific $500; New Jersey Central, $500; New
York Central, 800; Northern Pacihc, lO,9Oi Ohio
and Mississippi, 1900; Reading $500; st. Paul,
10000; Texas Pacific 1000; Union Pacific, 3,i0O;
Wabash Pacific, l3,70O Western Union, 10000; Nash
vile and Chattanooga, 500.
National Republican., 1881-08-08
GuI,enu md PuIp,, Logic.

Rev. DIR. Newman, of New York. tells
us that the crime of Guiteau shows three things
first. that ignorant men should not be allowed TO
vote; second, that foreigners should not be allowed
to vote and third, that there should not be so
much religious liberty. 1t turns out, first, that
Gulteau is not an ignorant man; second, that he
is not foreigner; and third, that heisa Christian.
Now, because an intelligent American Christian
tries TO murder the President this parson says that
we ought to do something with ignorant foreigners
and inldels This is about the average pulpit
logic-R a. InoerSoH
National Republican., 1881-08-08
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
A CORN DoDCER,

There wns q young girl from Bordeaux,
With corns on her little pink teaux.
They gave her such pain
The tears ran like rain
Down the bridge of her delicate nenux.
Her iovor-a youth from Cologne
Fled wildly and len her alogne,
When he found that her feet
With corns were replete.
With never n word he had fiogne.
They sent for Decor from Lynn,
AS shining and neat asa pynn.
He looked ut her tcaux,
The source of her wesuN.
And induiged in a gratificd grynD.
He prescribed for this mlid nom bordeaux.
And cured all her little pink teaux;
And now, II Is said,
They TOO will be waid
And from sorrow and grief find repeaux,
The sweet-scented youth from Cologne,
Who zen her severely alogne,
When he first heard the news
Ills mind he did lews,
And fitted from lie with grogne.
e. s, Bdrdcu
National Republican., 1881-08-08

1245p. .m.-Accordlng to Philadelphia dispatch
advance slips of the Coal and Iron journal report
very fair business In anthracite, but not large
enough to take the immense production now under
way. Prices have not yielded. There is good
Western demand, but the local demand is quiet.
IL is the general opinion that curtailmeut OF pro-
duction this month is necessary 10 hold the de-
mand and prices The iron trade continues satis
factory There have been some advances In all
departments. Prices are firm. There has never
been so much business at this season before.
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS.
National Republican., 1881-08-08

4. NJ. LEAVE wAsutNGToSi ....
t.9o-EEjhtIGrAg3i Eh I.r Ix SlNSINNAri' AND ST. LOUIS
300 balImorc, Eillceii CITY. nnd Way Stations
tee -BBhihIniMohE B5iII,hE EXPREss, u,,. ,p,o,,,or,
siresbprg. Winchester HaEcrstown. and Way.
sio-Sninf % n'lty at i,oc,s and WAY s,o,tor,
s:iS-- S--PIiILXpEipiTiX NEw YORK, AND nos
,.. TOE, TON, EXpREsS s i'arlor Cars 70 New York.
meets tor IIogerstown and at Point OF Rocks for
,Goo-on sunday only, for Baltimore Annapolis, and
ioOo-BkLrIMoRE EXPRESS Cs,ops nj Hyntlsvllic
COLLEGE Bcltsyllle, Laurel, Annapolis Junction,
- Jcs,ups, nnh Uanovcr). ...... ..
AMIDST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
i2:lo-Bsltmore, Elicott City Annapolis, and Way
tl25-0n sunday only, 70, baltimore and Way.
i2i5-nALTIMORE EXPRESS.
tsOO-BALriM riMoRE, PHI PIiILADELPHIA, ANDNEw
aSo-BStinore and Way stations CyInchcster, Fred.
Grcfk HHgSTsloYn y Hna WHy w Resy)
REL Via &esy stops Ss
Annapolis JunctionL m
chester, and Way stations. ion sunday 10 Point
Of Rocks and Way stations onlyl
ts-BXnTiMoRER" RR"NPSPsR GP%PRESs AS w MarnasSars and
Way, via Relay. Stops at Hyattsvlllo and
eo,-Foint q Rocks and Way station.
tGii-Bamore and Way SiationA
toas-f -flTsgsHg gRas CINCINNATI AND ST.
}iILA P&LPliiA NEw YORK; ASp NM nos Hos-
SIyih SiSsfWYH fWYHTrSviITE iS AND LAU:
passengers ni any station between Washington
| and ANNAPOLIS Junction. -.
| DAILY. tSundays only olhef trans daily eAcepo
All trains rrom Washington stop at Relay station
Ohio ticket Offices, WHshinston station and clio and
1851 pennsylvani9 avenue corner Fourteenth street,
and received at any point in the city.
National Republican., 1881-08-08
REAL ESTATE,
The Omciai Transfers OF Saturday a,
Recorded.

Recorded.
Mr.. ]. F. Olmstead presents the follow
ing transactions in real estate In the District satur
day, as reported TO him by the Recorder Of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On street north. corner of Twenty-third street
west part of lots and 6i by l05 ieeU, square 6i
Benjamin Tilly to George A. Mcllhcnny, A,96S.
on NJ street north, between Fourth and Finn
streets west sublot l. az feet inches by los feet
81 inches), square 5i3; Margaret Falow to William
S. Ballard 81 200.
on street north, corner First street west part
Of lot Us by 80 feet, square $685. James Habert to
Johanna G. Quinlnn, 5000.
On First street east between X and l. streets
south sublot 30 $3.50 feet by depth), square 7l0
Sarah Kershaw 10 James and Eleanor Shearer,
sGO0.
eBoRGErowN.
On Montgomery street, between West and Bcall
streets part Of lot 2i 40 BY 90 feet Of Beals nd.
dtion to Georgetown; William Ludgate TO Mary
L. Tilghman. $500.
On Gay street between Greene and Montgomery
streets; part Of lot 149 az by 100 ce OF Bealls ad
dtion TO Georgetown; Levin s. Frey TO David
Amid O0O
National Republican., 1881-08-08
rrorc OF James Nonsense.

Several of the mail routes in franklin
County, Virginia. have been thrown up by the
contractors consequently the people. cannot get
their papers Some of the post Offices In franklin
County are managed very badly.-RtchHond Dis
patch.
National Republican., 1881-08-08
It's Drunk.

O'Mulligan-"I It's drink, SOFT, Is the
curse Of fould Oreland. Drink that makes man
bate his wife, starve his children, go out to
shoot his landlord-and miss him too, bcdad."-
London Fan.
National Republican., 1881-08-08
DIED.

wESLEY.-On Saturday afternoon, August o, 1851,
at five minutes past two y. m bunOritY A., beloved
wife of Joseph Wesley ih the sevenysecond year of
her age.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from her late residence,
No. 9ls second street northeast this (Monday) amer.
noon at three o'clock.
National Republican., 1881-08-08

BALTIMORE, Aug 6.-Virginia skies
consolidated, sl9I; do. second series 40; past due
coupons W, new ten forties, 53lz bid day.
National Republican., 1881-08-08
Nropc[erp' Gbni0e.
1901 THE GREAT 1C
| 1873 |

1901 THE GREAT 1901
PENNsYLvANtA ROUTE
TO TIE MOUTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
srLENbTp' 2'i scENERY ~ 3Eh,i A EQUIP.
rnArvs n vfEETEEsE NaT Il 1851 sSn Depot cor
ner oi Sixth aud y streets, as follows;
sleeping Cars to Pitsbure and Chicago; G' i65j a. M
daily, WIN sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Gin
with Palace Car % Piltsburg..
nALTIMonE AND PoToMAC RAlidLRoAp.r
with Parlor Car to Watkins and the North, 81 500
cent saturday, With Palace Cars to Canandalsua
an4 Watkins. -.
For New YORK and the East 500 1870 n M, 2oo 1000
aud loisp mon Sunday, 200 p. M, 1000 and lol5
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars, $50 a.
For Irooklyn, New York, oil through trains connect
afording direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding
~ dqn5is @ isTragc across @ ,o New York clty ~
iolsp. M ON Sunday Zoo p. IN. $40, 1000. aud
For baltimore, $40 sos s % ios6 a M and 20 40
$50, $40 g;D, 1000 and lo.i5 p m ON sunday 500
For popes creek Line Gao u M and $40 y. IN. daily,
For Annapolis, 6'io a. M. and aiop. m. daily except
ALEXHSSbPIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY.ANp ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
ToN RAILROAD:
SUNDAYS, tco S?9, and lli.5j6S M, and s:c5 b n.
For Richmond and the south, 700 a. m. and i0 u. M.
daily, and 5;cG @ ?, M daily eXyscpt y sunday ooo ,o,
trains nnd SfSS iSo @ @ 5 90 & WSSnGmd @ "md S s T
aud l2gl midnight, Sunuay, at sU5 and 1000 ~ ms
Tickets and normntlon can he procured ut the oice.
northeast corner ofThirtecnth street aud Pcnnsyl-
len for the checking of baggage to destination rom
FRANK 'Th0Ms0S. Gsnarii Manager.
National Republican., 1881-08-08
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

TRAINS LEAVE b. & 4. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS;
7:io n. iu., daily-NEw ORLEANS FAST MAIL.
Direct connection for south and southwest Daily,
except sunday tn local points on G. Il q. H. X.
PULLMAN SLEEPING ca rs are run from WASH
inRton TO New Orleans without change OF cars
ll.0j u. m.-WlilrE SULPHUR LIMITED EN.
PRESS daily except Sunday to fnuquler aud
White sulphur Springs. PARLOR CAR, WASH
ington to White Sulphur Springs,
1915 y. m.-NIRGlNlA SPRINGS EXPRESS, daily,
for all points South via Danvillc. and West via
PULLNANSIEEPISG CARS daily from Washing.
ton to White sulphur Springs without change.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS daily from Washing
ton to Augusta. Ga., without change.
Passengers for Manassas DIVISION Will take 7lO n m.
train daily, except sunday. For Warrentou, Hlo
IA. m. daily, and il:Oj daily except Sunday. ,,
For tickets and Information call at Virginia MIDI
land Office, COL Pennsylvania avenue
N. MACDANIEL, Agent.
NJ. SLAUGHTER. General Ticket Agent. JyiS-u
National Republican., 1881-08-08

DAILY EXCURSIONS TO QUANrICo,
via Excelsior, D.B0 ~ III. and $50 y. m. On SUN
DAYS ut p. m. only. .
Tickets for sale and information furnished az Soohs
Tours, 1881 Pennsylvania avenuci N0oscs tlghr
Stands, at Principal Hotels; H. b. POlkinhorn NEXT
TO city PoSt.ollte and 1T Comrnnys ohiGs, Seyehth
street wharf. GEORGE MAIIiNuLl,,
General superintendent.
VIM y WEIGH Agent les
National Republican., 1881-08-08

SIR We hav this day Received a circular leleI
from the chief clirk OF the Treasury Department
(Ohlce OF Internal Rev That our cl0me for 4 re-
dempton OF a certain Internal Revenue Special
Tax Stamp was allowed on July 2l 1851, In oul
favor And said circular letter reured 10 you for
any further correspondence is nescoary as our ae.
count has been allowed except TO request a check
IN our favor be sent 20 US at -
We hay the hon 20 be &c
National Republican., 1881-08-08
Rnl,imore Sincrs Hoard,

sUB-TREAsURy BALASCEs.
.- s7s s2So,9SS 90 Currency -...... S5,l9l $50 %
National Republican., 1881-08-08
GT,<I1AErS
CL DIES
NEW EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINE
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, AND
WASHINGTON,

Arrive In WASH NG1ON every Monday y a. m.
Leave WASH NGrON every Monday ,.,,-",...bp p m.
Arrive in nPEiiLADELPHIA Il every Thursday 80 a. m.
Through aud prompt connectlon WIN New nork,
Boston, Fall River, and all points North, Ihrougn
Bills Laden given. Freight reQeyed and delivered
daily until 0 p. M W, l.. CLYDE q CO.,
j. IL. JOHSsON Il Co, gen. Managers,
Agents, l2th and 18th NJ ST. Wharves s. W., ls2
81, N. W., Washington D. q. malfly
National Republican., 1881-08-08

ing the English stockholders TO register their
shares in support OF Gowens election and in favor
Of his plan OF reorganization.
l. = -. .-uu. .a.-..an
National Republican., 1881-08-08
The sehooInos,er ABROAD.

That the schoolmaster is still abroad is
evident from the following, which recently reached
the Internal Revenue Office from the manager Of
q big establishment out Vest"
National Republican., 1881-08-08
NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.
Il 4 ~ Ill

It NITN JNNttTTENE H9ftNNN VE N'EN "1s'1ND
leaves her wharf foot Of sixth street. every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, at $3.50 y. M, touching at
pIney Point, Point Lookout, and Fortress Monroe.
Ronnd trip to Fortress Monroe and Noriok..,,",.S W
FirstClass fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk. 10
Second class round w
Round trip TO piney Point and Point Lookout,.' W
Returning, leave Norfolk Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
Saturdays at u, m. . 80
Tickets ana staierooms can be secured at office, Gl3
Fifteenth street. or at the office sixth street wharf
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
John Gibson and T.. G. Knight leave Pier A. East
River New York, every saturday NJ y, M, ana
Georgetown every Friday ut "a. m. For particulars
apply to Agent, G3 Water street, Georgetown, or
'' ALFRED WOOD, Secretary,
Jc2l 6ls Fifteenth street.
National Republican., 1881-08-08

DOUBLE TRAcKi JAsSEY CouPLERi STEEL RAtf.sl
Schedule to take effect Sunday, May y, 1851.
National Republican., 1881-08-08
New Summer Arrangement.

The New and Elegant Steamer
W. W. CORCOFSA-N
CAPTAIN l.. l.. BLAKE,
WIN make daily trips tSundays excepted TO all
points on the Potomac River, rs far dawn as 0lymont.
fare round trip cents, to all points except Mount
Vernon. Boat leaves wharf, foot OF seventh street,
at ten q. M aud returns about $3.50 y. N. On
SATURDAYS
the COrrOrAn will make two trips boat leaving wharf
At ten a. m. and six y, No respectively, thus allowing
passengers TO stop overat amy point until the return
second trip, reaching Washington about g;O y. M,
making Undesirable for Picncs and Fishing Parties,
Families Wishing TO enjoy Il ride on the Potomac
during the warm summer months Will iind TO their
advantage 10 take the safe and cOmuOdOuS steamer
Corcoran, where every accommodation and facility
Will be Afforded for comfort ana pleasure.
SUNDAY TRIPS
will be made to Marshall Hall and Indian Head every
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, boat leaving wharf AZ
three p. M, returning about eight p m. Fare round
trip, 80 cents, letu
National Republican., 1881-08-08
1890 Prizes,

VTIsfT0V
Whole tickets, 81 half tickets, q q tickets, SO
IS tickets, sl0l
Remit money bank draft by letter, or send by
press, DON'T SEND BY REGISrEltED LETTER
or POSr.OFFtCE ORDER Orders of s5 and upward
by express be sent at our expense Address all or
Louisville, KY, or II, NJ, BoARDMAN, 800 Broad
way, New York; OrJ, w. CLARK, 100 street north
west and l422 Pennsylvania aYenuci or to r. B.
MAYNAD DER COS Fourteenth street northwest,
National Republican., 1881-08-08

EXCURSIONS
TO Richmond, via Norfolk, or to Norfolk via Rich
mond and return 10 Washington. James River by
daylight, A delightful trip.
steamer Excelsior, twice daily (0:3O n. m, and GJ0
n. M TO Richmond, vin Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, from Qunntlco. ,,,
DAYS, mud SATURDAYS, TO Norfolk, connecting
nj Richmond and Norfolk with the James River
steamers each way ...
Round trip w
National Republican., 1881-08-08
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND TMEoNtY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
National Republican., 1881-08-08
Qfmerican QDrace.
NO MORE ROU
The Amer
RAEE

l. This brace in It's peculiar construction has oil the
advantages Of suspender for the pauteoous, Shout
der Brace and Chest E1pandor combined.
2 1t does not disarrange the shirt bosom.
3 1t cannot slip of the shoulder.
There is less strain on the buttons Of the pan,a-
looms
s. Each section of the pan,aloons can be adjusted
Independently
g. by means Of the adjustable back strap gentle
or powerful brace may be obtained.
=. In rainy weather the pontaloons may be raised
from the heels without interfering with the 'front.'
In ordering by post send Chest Measure.
Sent Post Free Throughout the United
States,
National Republican., 1881-08-08
Notice to the Public.
S5tA-
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
--OF THE
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,

IN Inc CITY OF IOuISNIIIel on
"WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1851.
These drawings occur monthly (Sundays excepted)
under provisions Ofan act VI the General Assembly
oil Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court on March 81 ren.
dered the following decision:
pany is legal.
Second-Its drawings are fair.
This company has now on hand large reserve fund
Read carefully the list of prizes for The
ATfgTST mn ANVINR
National Republican., 1881-08-08
FOR RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG. AND

ALL POINTS SOUTH
The new and splendid steamer EXCELSIOR, con-
meeting with T., = and T. T. X at 9gentc3 n twice
Fare to Richmond limited 90
Fare 10 ltchmonu unlimited %
National Republican., 1881-08-08
Steamboat ~Sines.
Potomac Steamboat Co.'s Advertisements.

FOR NoRFoLK, PORTSMOUTH,, FoRTREsS
MoNRoE, piNtY POINT, AND
POINT LOOKOUT.
Steamer GEORGE LEARY, on TUESDAYS and
THURSDAYS at $3.50 y. M, and SATURDAYS
EXCuRsIoN TO THE CAPES EVERY SUNDAY
FROM NORFOLK.
Reduction Of rates, beginning Saturday, July 80.
Firsi.css to Fort Monroe and Norfolis.......s2 90
First.CaSs round 90
Frst.Clnss TO piney Point and Point Lookout... so
Firsi.cass, round 90
90
Second-clnss round trip 10 Piney Point and Point
w
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08
Prenarine for the Fair.

In the September number of the american AZ
YicaiiHrist, DIR. George Thnrber illustrates a eom-
mon trouble at our local fairs as follows: 'Peo-
pie bring things, which, hot being properly exhi-
bited, are unnoticed,, and, as a consequence,
they do not bring anything next year 1t should
he the business of some one at every fair to look
ont for these details. Many a good housewife
robs her garden to make up large decorative
b0quet, and when she reaches the fair, finds no
place TO put it. 1t eau only be laid down some
where, probably in the sum- no one 10 take charge
of it for il. 1t is the neglect of these lit
tie things that discOurages contributors. Take
such a boanet, for example, proper person in
charge, if he could not find proper vase to hold
IL, he would take some newspapers, make a big
ball of mud around the stems, bind the papers
around the ball. and the boquet could stand
erect on its mud base, and remain fresh for days.
Those who have in their gardens eannas, castor
oil plants, large Golnses, or other decorative
plants that can be spared. can do much towards
decorating but they must begin week or two
beforehand. Get from the store, nail kegs and
boxes of various Sizes if likely to be heavy, put
in rope handles. Take up such plants as can be
spared for the purpose, and pot them in these
kegs or boxes, taking up as much earth with the
roots as practicable. Do this towards night
place in Q shed or other sheltered place. where
the wind will not reach them, and water both
soil and foliage. The few that wilt will recover
in day or two, when they may be placed out
side. When ready TO take them TO the fair use
sticks and Irvine to prevent them from iolting in
the wagon and getting broken. When the plants
are set in place, cover the kegs or boxes with
brown paper. If one has plenty of Arbor-vi.n
trees he can cut them jndiciously, and find that
the twigs or branches are things of which there
cannot be too many for decoration. Let whoev-
er goes to the fair with the intention of working
take paper Of tacks another of stout pins, ball
of Irvine, fine and coarse, some blank cards.
stout iack-knife, and above ALL acheerful spirit,
that leads to the doing of everything that eeds
TO be done to make all things show at their best
bring order out of chaos"