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National Republican., 1882-11-10
The Cnr,nred hattie Flags.

having for years been on exhibition in the Winder
building, near the War Department, are being
packed away iu boxes, as the space they occupied
is required for other purposes This storage means
final oblitcration, aud not so long time will ac-
complish what rats mice, and reaches failed to do
In the name of the noble list of martyrs who fell
to save and capture these relics, may not some
other disposition be made Of them? Au elbow
friend suggests that The Union flags be returned to
the organizations Of they exist who lost them in
revcrses of battle and the rebel trophies to their
regimenial Organizations. We say no! Did any
nation in human history give back
the colors around which The rebels raj
lied7 God Forbid If we haven't room in
museum buildings in Washington, Just give
the Grand Army of the Republic chance TO erect
one especially for their reception and for nationhl
Mecca, where grand encampments may annually
convene at the National Capital under their own
fruit tree; where the mister roll-growhig greatly
less every ycar-nay be called and as the feeble
echo of the past comes down the corridors of time
from that muster. roll responded to in heaven,
these precious souvenirs may stand III glass Cases
living witnesses of great and glorious struggle
Tor pcrpetuRtiOn of the free republic-to remind
us that there were patriots in those days.
Take them up tenderly. handle with care,
In tutters so slendCrly. 10 shI eds they lay there
III tears and blood stepped,
With woe ana sorrow heapeI.
Let not other teeth thaR the well guarded tooth
Of time ever deiace their precious folds. We
might say from the widows soul they are part of
u.s. dear above all ese.-Etuird IN The Kansas CITY
,TOuFlul
National Republican., 1882-11-10
AN ARTIFICIAL ALLIGATOR.
a Miniature Monster Made of Gold ana
Prpcious stones.

az have Just returned from Paris. See what
have brought my wife" said a Wholesale jewelry
dealer, extending small alligator to the reporter
The monster was of Roman gold, with ruby eyes,
and fat link in its nose. -Four small diamonds
were embedded perpendicularly down the back
of the neck the last one almost meeting Ike
row of jewels which ran out into the lall, grhau-
atipg in width, Oher rows were set on either
side making the entire back mass of diamonds.
While examining this fine piece of work the re-
In the alligator's tail, when the gem encrusted
back raised itself by hinge at the neck disclo'.
ing the face of II watch about as large as gold
dollar The merchant then pressed another
spring, which laid open the interior, perfect
system of minute works, with q stem winder at
tached-St. Louis Post Dispatch.
National Republican., 1882-11-10
SO TIRED.

"Must the road wind up hill all the wayG
Yes, TO the very end"
so tlred-I iain would rest;
But, Lord Thou knowest best.
wait on thee
will toll on from day 10 day,
Bearing my cross and only pray
10 follow Thee.
so tired-my friends are gone
And 1 am left alone
Ny days are sad
Lord Jesus, Thou wilt bear my load
Along this steep and weary road
And make me glad.
so tred-my heart is so low;
Shadows OF coming woe
Around me fall.
And memories Of sins long wept
And hopes denied that long have slept
Arise and call.
SO tired-yat I would work f)I Thee,
For Thee Lord hast Thou work
Even for me2
Small things-which others hurryig on
In Thy blest service, scW aud strong.
Might never soc.
so tired, yet II were sweet
Some nlltenug, tender feet
10 help and guide
Thy little ones whose steps are slow
should not weary them, know,
Nor roughly chide,
So tlred-Lord, wilt thou como,
10 take me TO Thy home
So long desredl
Only Thy grace and mercy send
That may serve Thee 10 the end,
Though am tired.
National Republican., 1882-11-10

COLONEL D. B. HENDERSON, Of Iowa,
secretary of the Congressional Repub-
lican Committee, has been elected to
Congress by l,465 majority. He ran
ahead of the Republican State ticket in
his city (Dubuque), county, and district,
This was the answer made by his neigh
bors to the coarse abuse and infamous
SANDERS showered upon him by the
Democrats and their bogus Republican
assistants. Colonel Henderson is noble
specimen of manhood and has been
dcyoting himself night and day to the
work marked out for him by the Con-
gressional committee during the whole
campaign. He richly deserved the great
honor of leading his ticket without hav-
ing set foot within his district during the
contest Would that all Republicans
were like him.
National Republican., 1882-11-10
OF Cnurse II Mn. Good LnN.

Senator Conkling was severely criticised for his
brief In the case Of the New York Central when
that road sought to avoid the payment of an in
terna- revenue tax on its interest crtlfcates, aud
in was roundly charged that the decision in favor
of tn railroad would not have been reached IL The
case had not been tried before judge whose ap-
pointment was made at Senator COnkling's slug.
gestion. Few of the critics who made this charge,
however, have taken the pains TO notice that the
Supreme Court, when il just reached the case, de-
cided that Mr. Conkling's brief was good law. =.
FhilddclyhiQ Press.
National Republican., 1882-11-10
About the Flood.
To the Editor of TIE REpupLlcAN.

To the Editor OF The KkpUBLlCAN.
There has been low barometer ever since the
Chicago convention of 1880 and the storm had 10
break sometime and somewhere. The storm
center was about the same as in 1874 and the po.
litical tornado covers about the same track, with
u slightly extended area. But is the old Republ-
can ship totally wrecked? Not bit OF 1t. She
will come into port safe and sound in 1854, ana
not to be commanded by the mutineers either.
THE REPUBLICAN is sounding the true keynote
for the future. We have a party steadfnstly OPP
posed to the restoration of the Bourbons TO power
Let us widen 1t and relegate traitors to the rear
The hand of Blaine and Whiteaw Reid is seen in
the North. The hand of Arthur and GOrham IL
seen in the South. The people will know which
to follow in the future. TRUE BLUE.
National Republican., 1882-11-10

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double sheet Of eight pages dndlrvstr co,,mnG
Ucontdins The neiUs from oil parts OF the iUorid, and
tpecidiy tateresfng containing The prooeedngso' OF
e Executive, Legislative and judicial branches OF The
Government, Including he appointments promotions
assi0fnents and dtsntssuis in alt departments of ov
errmen service IL contains null report OF army aud
nary movements ami orders i,tciid,S as special
FAILURE ne pottcdi personoi and social neos ana 40
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IN abort. q Is 1se best and only ,reetry paper IN
America otr1n0. addition 10 ftfu general rom
eHrdrts OF The tpoitd. complete photograph Of I'VE,
aofnps aud procoedDS al the Qtpttdt OF the Nation.
Terms: Sf,tpie eopfes. oNE DOLLAR ASp FIFTY
CEEls yoar. ten copies address, on E
DOLLAR per copy iOsia0e p,eVasd " ne publisher"
Sample copies nee.
NoiO Is 6,e time 10 sitbserfbs.
National Republican., 1882-11-10

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, which was
issued yesterday, may be obtained at the
business oflicein copies ready for mailing.
The present number is fully up to the high
80 wide circulation.
National Republican., 1882-11-10

rhunders Of applause. roars Of laughter, tears Of
sympathy,
anu replete with Picturesque Sketches Vivid Por-
traitures, striking situations Mag.
nitcent stage Settings.
National Republican., 1882-11-10
sHahone's Fairness,

In dispatch from Richmond General Malone
is made TO appear responsible for the arrest Of
the judges Of election. This is incorrect, and is
M injustice to the Rcadjuster leader AS soon as
General Malone heard Of the arrest Of the judges
he tclegraphed his friends at Richmond that such
conduct would not do and must be stopped. 1t
was stopped. Whatever General Mahone's faults
may be, he certainly believes In free election
aud q fnir uount.n-(rlLc
National Republican., 1882-11-10
WI,nItn cnuIa

Bosting man writes to the Boston Herald in
great anguish to know how Whittiers heroine,
Maud Muller, should be pronounced. He says
that at different periods, acting under advice from
"Mul.ler," !" Muller" "Mue-ler," "Murl -er /"
and Miller" He seems so anxious about It,
poor thing, and kicks so hard that THE REpUBLI.
cAN ventures to advise him TO call 1t "Mule. err -
II will seem so natural you know.
National Republican., 1882-11-10
The ReeJiusters ia t,,e senate.

The loss Of the Colorado legislature will leave
the Republican strength in the next Senate just
where it is at present. The gain in Oregon and
Illinois is just balanced by the loss in Louisiana
and Colorado. The Democrats have gained in
Louisiana and Colorado and lost in Virginia and
Oregon. The only party securing an actual net
dou bled by the addition Of another member from
vi gina. This party with its two votes will hold
the balance of power. and doubtless win continue
to act with the Republicans. The Senate, there
fore, will stand Democrats, 81; Republicans and
Readjustels, 30.-Philddslphid Press.
National Republican., 1882-11-10

THE People have been visiting the
national school, and are mad at the Re.
publican boys. But bye and bye they
will see that the objects of their anger
have been lied on, and they will transfer
their indignation to the false witnesses.
The People are the masters, and will act
Justly when they get the facts.
National Republican., 1882-11-10

MACHINE METHoD-Don Cameron re-
fusing to dictate Wilkes Barre post-oflice
over the advice Of the Republican
member of Congress, Mr.. Scranton.
Reform Method-Governor Hoyt, fail
ing TO bulldoze the Senator into bossing
the member in the above matter, goes
over to the opposition. That's all there
was of that
National Republican., 1882-11-10

THERE is no use in fretting Let the
thing simmer down. The People will
correct their own mistakes when they
see that they have formed opinions on
false information. At the same time we
recommend a free circulation of truth
as hot as the patient can bear it.
National Republican., 1882-11-10

AND now comes another wave and re.
leases Colorado from the Democratic
grip. A special to the Ere"ing Star con-
cedes the election of Grant (Rep.) for
Governor by 1000, and Republican Leg.
islature which is to choose United
States Senator. Secretary Teller not re-
buked. His methods satisfactory,
National Republican., 1882-11-10
Mrs. Langtry In Loudon.

report of Mrs. Langtry's performance at home
says: The performance was not wanting in Incl.
dents not set down in the text When Mrs. Lang
try spoke the passage, "Alas the day! What
shall do with my duublet and hose ?" a voice in
the gallery called out, "Put 'em on" Again, IN
would kiss as many OF you =" and then paused
for a moment the hiatus was quickly filed up | y
Il stentOrlGu "Oh, take us all III !" from the back
benches of the pit
National Republican., 1882-11-10
d.ood EXCUSE

~ would like To be excused, your honor" said
Chicago man who had been drawn on jury.
"Wbal for?' 81 owe man 50 aud want to hunt
him up aud pay H." "Do you mean to say that
you would hunt up man 70 pay bill in.
stead Of waiting for him to hunt you up2, Yes,
your honor" Do you belong In ChicagO2" "Yes,
SIR" you are excused. ] don't want man on
A.ana.
National Republican., 1882-11-10

If John Lynch, of Mississippi, has car
ried his district he will have accom-
plished wonders. Under the Lamar ap-
portionment he was supposed to be shut
out. His district contains about an equal
number of each race.
National Republican., 1882-11-10

THERE must be legislation concerning
the Civil Service, in obedience to the
peoples will. The tenure Of Office should
be fixed, and removals be prohibited ex-
cept for cause, to be ascertained under
fixed rules of law.
National Republican., 1882-11-10

GENERAL CHALMERS, of Mississippi, is
elected to Congress by over thousand
majority. The Republicans in Congress
will find him staunch and brave anti
Bourbon. Let by-gones be by-gones.
National Republican., 1882-11-10

New York State went Democratic in
1862, the second year of the rebellion, and
since the war she has voted for Seymour
against Grant and Tilden against Hayes,
and for Grant against Greeley and Gar
field against Hancock. At State elections
she went Democratic in 1867, 1869, 1870,
1873, 1874, 1875, 1876, and 1877, and Re-
publican in 1871, 1878, 1879, and 1881.
National Republican., 1882-11-10

How would William Walter Phelps do
as the joint candidate of the Republican
and Democratic parties for President? ?
He has no preference, unless it be for the
Democrats
National Republican., 1882-11-10

THE Republicans and Independents
gave Maryland shaking up which made
the Bourbon dry bones rattle. She may
get away from Bourbon dominion in the
campaign of 1884.
National Republican., 1882-11-10

JOHN S. WIsEs majority over Massey
will exceed 10000. The Bourbons get
only three out of the ten Congressman.
Dezendorf does not appear to have been
seriously running.
National Republican., 1882-11-10

THE United States Senate, as far as
heard from, will on the 4th of March
next, stand thus: Thirty-eight Repubi-
cans, thirty-six Democrats, and two
Readiusters
National Republican., 1882-11-10

WE are for harmony among all who are
opposed to the Bourbon enemy. 1t would
be folly to strive for harmony with
Democratic employees in Republican cloth
ing.
National Republican., 1882-11-10
A,nnscm.nt. ro.Nigi,.

FoRD's OPERA House." viva; or, A Sisters sacri-
fcc."
NATIONAL TuEATER-" The Lights o. London"
THEATRE CoMIouE-Narlety Entertainments
National Republican., 1882-11-10

THE Republican party has been count
ing wolves for sheep. A new inventory
will have to be taken. Also, wolves do
not make good sheep-dogs.
National Republican., 1882-11-10

WHITLow REID says the only chance
for Republican success is for the party to
expel all who voted the Republican
ticket on Tuesday last.
National Republican., 1882-11-10

our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning contains complete schedule of our Houses,
stores Shops, and Farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions prices, &c, and how they may be
seen. Property for sale In nll parts OF the city.
money to loan on real estate. Call.
mrT H. II. WARNER, el6 + street.
IF YOU WANT TO RUY. SELL, RENT, OR
Trade City or Country Property come and see the
WILLIAM II. MAIN 4 BROTHER, St. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. pihlg-tf
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Now ia t,,e Tlms 10 sub.cribe.

71e rrtce orTHE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN bV mail
,fot ne counter Is THREE CENTS for single copy:
mo tcacls. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS; one snOnth. FIFTY
CENTS ttoo mouths, oSN DoLLARi three months, oNE
DOLLAR AND HALF; sfr months THREE poLLARS
oneveur, six DOLLARS, postage prepaid by the pub
hsherA
IT'S delivered IN Washington and the suburbs bp
yttft at he same rates,
There no better time hdn fcpre,en, m nb,crtbe
ne ueiies brightest and best newspaper published ot
DtNdtondI CopftdL Send eopfcs 10 Volr Iriend
National Republican., 1882-11-10

THE People have not yet signed deed
of the country to the Bourbon Democ-
racy. And they never will.
National Republican., 1882-11-10

THE Philadelphia Press is forharmony,
and says there must be no prescription of
any but the friends of Senator Cameron.
National Republican., 1882-11-10

How to abolish the spoils system.
Abolish all the offices, or give them to
Democrats and their deputies.
National Republican., 1882-11-10

/ncommunfcdtions mustbe addressed "7bHe Editor
/, THE REpuRLICAN" and 10 utsvrs publication mast
ltCrito tepfotD Siie OF me paper only, ,vLh
name and residence Of The tcriter attached NO
rpnicotions tOu be retu,1etL
National Republican., 1882-11-10
FOR SALE-HOuses.


LNOR SALE-WE HAVE FOR SALE TWO OF
IL those desirable houses Just erected by Colonel
Lemon, on Jefferson Place near the British Lega-
on, contsiuing nine and eleven rooms respectively.
and all the modern convencnces They have been
finished In tasteful manner, aud we recommend
them either for homes or as an investment Price,
ss.0lO and 3s5O3
ALSO, Two NEW HOUSES on Seven' oenth street,
Just above Rhode Island avenue, containing nine
rooms each, with modern convenences These houses
cation is most desirable, and the terms will be made
easy Price. sll 0C0 ach.
ALSO, THREE NEW AND MOST ATTRACTIVE
RESIDENt rs on Nineteenth ste t,abuve n, In rear
of the British Legation, finished In the latest style
sil 900 each. on easy terms. Immediate possession
be given to any of the above properties For ur-
FITCH FOX & BROWN,
MOIST 1887 Pennsylvania ave. (Coreoran Building)
ID RICK HOUSE, SIX ROOMS, BATH. BAY
ID window, hall, &c. seventeenth street northwest,
s2250.
An elegant residence, corner Tenth and north
west; twelve rooms, all modern improvements, brick
stable, &C., 5000.
Several houses In northwest section monthly ir-
stallments.
Twelve large and pleasant offce-rooms for rent at
MARR e METCALFE,
Real-Estate Brokers,
no9Gt $40 + street northwest.
National Republican., 1882-11-10
]. ]. sUTPHEN.
$50 F street northwest
FOR SALE--Lots.

NOR SALE-ON TERMS TO SUIT PURCHAS-
II ers-About 10 beautiful building lots on X and
Church Each lot on street Is is feet front and SO
feet deepi sewerage, gas water, and shade trees
wide parking, &c; two blocks north of Government
Printing Office and lIslreet cara, For plals prce,
&C.. inquire Of ]. W. STARR, 1sa9 n, y. avenue.
nO4lnI l.. NJ, SAUNDERS, HOS + street,
National Republican., 1882-11-10
Population Of the National Capital. 10000

WASHINGTON, D. c., NOVEMBER 10, lSs2.
National Republican., 1882-11-10
"INGLESIDE."

A most attractive and desirable suburban place
near Washington City, being sixteenth street ex-
tended. n-half miles north of the Presidents
Mansion. Consists of sixty acres OF lawn and wood.
land beautifully laid out spacious aud we'll arranged:
mansion containing eighteen rooms, conservatory,
Bathroom and gas and water pipes throughout.
@. NJ. WIGHT,
co Louisiana avenue,
HEGISAL Id FlsNDALL,
sc6 -Four and.a half street northwest,
gp2l-tf IruStceR
National Republican., 1882-11-10
LOST AND FOUND.

Ca - REWARD--IOsT-A LITTLE LEMON
GSO Rud.whlte setter dog puppy about three or
four weeks ago The above reward VIII be given Y
National Republican., 1882-11-10
THEL1eHTs o, LONDON.

an unqualified aud an assured success at the Union
,5quhls i,neater New York, and wherever else per-
George r. smmss powerful spectacular hel-
National Republican., 1882-11-10
TURKISH BATHS.

NTEW TURAIAH HATH CDR ROYEE's),
IN 1i17 @ street, opposite Riggs House Large pool
good ventilation. ladies, Monday and Friday, MOI
open sunday. Open from m. ull 10 p. Nj Samr'
day, ~ y. m. Baths, q; tickets, gt9l t,
apt Dir. II. J.. BOVNE Eleclr+c1Hll
TINHE SHEDD BATHS, po8 = STREET, NEAR
Il Ninth, well known % The Oldest and pest IN the
city, This bath Ia constructed With view 70 eonye-
fence being GU the hrst noor. Turkish Russian, Sul'
phur, and Mercural Baths given with SKIN ana e3,
perienee MauiulRtor OF ten year5 experience al ths
establishment Single bath, ~ FOR vs. A,tO Open
Sunday nom O, m TO y. IN. mfAu
VOB WORK OF EV ERY CHARACTER AND DE
81 scrlptlon executed 81 The National Republican
Ofiice at any hour, day or night and every day In
the year, Good work ana low prices ses
National Republican., 1882-11-10
Observation-Disclosures.
BOARDING.

OOn NEW YORK AVENUE "A PARLOR
JAO suite Handsomely furnihcd, for rent, with
board convenient 10 four lines OF cars; chill
National Republican., 1882-11-10

VTANTED--A GOOD COOK FOR RESTAU-
w rant, and woman to cook, wash, and iron,
Apply ut No. 1925 Eleventh street souheast nog8ts
WANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK, wash,
w and iron. Apply at 1893 Thirtieth street, West
Washington. no98t'
National Republican., 1882-11-10

~ EcoRATIyE. ART NEEpLE;woRK;-MRs
ID t. BRASELMAN will give Instruction In
CreweI Kensington and all kinds OF Embroidery.
Lessons In classes and private, Apply at her EN-
broiderng Parlors, No. lHl G. street northwest
YermR reasOnablo. sell-ly
National Republican., 1882-11-10
ANIUSENIENTs

ADJUSTMENTS. A
NATIONAL THEArER
Every Evening and saturday Matinee.
coLLIER's LIGHTS O, ,1oNpoNpco
An unqualified aud assured success at the Union
Squhte lneater New York, and wherever II 10 upr-
iogrneu g george r. Simms's powerful spectacular nie-
THE LIGHTS o. LONDON.
Presented with m especially selected company OF
York. ~"
Thunders Of applause roars Of laughter, tears Of
sympathy,
and repete with Picturesque Sketches Vivid Por.
traitures, striking situations Mag
nitcent stage Settings.
MONDAY, NoVEMBER1s
EMMA ABBOTT OPERA COMPANY.
EoRD's. THE HARRIsoNs.
Viva; or A Sisters Sacrifice.
The Great Blackwels Island Scene.
Ihe tnnny Coney Island Scene
Inc Society Fifth Avenue Scene
The Delightful Realization Scene
Tonight ana Saturday Matinee
Tonight and Saturday Matinee
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tonight and Saturday Matinee.
Tronisil and turday Matinee
Tonight and Saturday Matinee
10 night and Saturday Matinee
Io-nght and Saturday Matinee,
10 night and saturday Matinee
Io'night and Saturday Matinee.
Monday, ,cALLENDERs CoLoRED MINsTRELs.
Reserved places now ready.
-- Secure your seats IN advance.
NTATIONAI, THEATEP
National Republican., 1882-11-10

NFeiy evening ana saturday Matinee,
CoLLIERS LIGHTS o' LONDON co.
National Republican., 1882-11-10
WANTED-situations-Nrale

WTANTED-BY A TEMPERATE. INDUSTRi-
w Gus young man, work In private family or
store, at low wages: experience; best ieltrences.
Address RELIABLE, Republican Office. nol0@t
A FIRSTCLASS COACHNAN AND GROOM
"A wishes n situation In private fnmlly; refer
ences Call nj No 1872 street northwest. noleSt
"ANTED--A SITUATION AS WAITER IN A
w private family, BY cOlCred man; thoroughly
understands his business: best ely references. Ad-
dress WAITER, Republican Once. nO93t*
National Republican., 1882-11-10

NATIoNAL THEArER.
National Republican., 1882-11-10

WANTED-Help-Maie.

TDIroR WANTED-ON A COUNTRY MORN
II ng paper. III place of 1907 Inhabitants Address
or call on GEORGE RIDWAY, 40 Tenth street
northwest. nOl0-3tE
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


M ANrEn--A SITUATION AS CHAMBER
w maid aud 20 wait on the table or TO assist IN
Homework. Apply at Gi5 X street southwest. noS3ts
"AFTED-BY A Bf1SPECrA ME WHITE
wv girl, situation "a chambernn.d, and Willing
TO assist IN washing 2025 street northwest, between
Twentieth aud Twenty. first nof3lF
National Republican., 1882-11-10

, Presented with M especially selected company OF
ine Des Talent In the country under the auspices OF
M Mr: A. NJ Palmer, ofthe Union Square Theater, New
National Republican., 1882-11-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w west, Immediately, a good cook, washer, and
ironer; bsing references. nolO3tt
WANTED = A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w housewOrk must he good wnsher and ironor
ana bring references. Call NJ 1875 New York avenue
National Republican., 1882-11-10
personal,

W 1 MEAN BUSINESS. CALL AT ONCE
V . and explain. G. nol05t*
DTANos NEW AND HAND, SQUARE
4 and upright for SAFE or rent JUiS f. ELLIS
IL CO., No. Dd Pennsylvania avenue, near reuth
street nOlOst
National Republican., 1882-11-10

u AURA-YoU CAN PURCHAsEA HANDSOME
i 4 Fur-Ilned WrHn for 81, or a beautiful Seal
sacuue for sl25, ut sIGSrUND & GoLDAGAN's, 4S6
seven h street northwest, no6-lw
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-11-11
Are You Aware

That little water in butter will prevent
it from burning when used for frying2
That little ssltpetre worked into butter
that has become sour OF RANGED will render
it sweet and palataLle7
That PennYroyal distributed IN places
frequonted by reaches will drive them
away?
That wild mint will keep rats and mice
out of your house7
That Spanish brown, mixed with little
water, will make the hearths look pretty Z?
A pound costs ten cents aud will last three
months, use little at time.
That leaves of parsley eaten with little
vinegar, will prevent the dissgreeable con-
sequence Of tainted breath by onionsT
That flowers and shrubs should be sx-
cluded from a bed chsmber?
That oil paintings hung over a msntle-
pieco are liable to wrinkle with heat