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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-03-17

MI }" m. M. Freeman, who has a
'ancn In Salmon Meadows, informs us
'Da' LUZ people wintered there last
winter. F'ifty-one people wintered
'here winter before last. Tom. CLAW
""S the contract for carrying the mail
from Indian valley to Warrens, and
ne has snow-shoers who carry it on
'ne'f backs, and they have not missed
au 'F'p all winter with the weekly mail.
lie distance is over 100 miles, all the
way On snow-shoes. Mr.. Freeman
says Salmon meadows is a good stock
country, but you must raise good
s'ock and feed all winter. The snow
] Is Deep but it is very mild for snowy
Rcountry.-[ Statesman.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-03-17

GENTS clothing cleaned and mend
ed and ladies' fancy work stamped by
Mrs. J. w. REEL.
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W. learn from the Avalanche that
II me son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
ey, OF Silver City, while coasting
Iara O'ner day ran against a post
! W. one OF his legs was injured.
No. .''ief any bones were broken or
Is;o;. . not Known there being no ply
ivan IN that town.
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Board of County Commissioner

meet in regular session at the clerk s offic,
in idaho City, on
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MISS CAPwELL requests US to state
that there will be no school in her
department this week.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-03-17

The snow, is disappearing rapidly
but water in the streams Is r;s;nor vor,,
slowly The miners want rain.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-03-17

iAE eclipse of the sun yesterday
4 'Ho0n was viewed here by all, both
large and small. Everybody had a
smoked glass. There were no clouds
insecure the view until after the
'Ou and moon babe each other adieu
logan to part Old Luna slowly
/ @ tN'a iernlst old Soils face, shutting
-. " great extent, the hight of the
'eamlng countenance, and the
= ,'OuS orb of day finally looked as
i :, nad been punched to near the
bos - oil round, leaving small red
no.. "ie ring. The eclipse was as
a' Total as the moon could make it.
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HE Democrat say w. III. Hartley
Will soon have tannery in operation
in Hull's gulch, near Boise City.
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HoUsTos has a dramatic club.

GEO. WINGERT and Jess Bradford
returned to Banner yesterday.
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Monday. ApTH l3, 1885.

All aecounts'or either ematters comins
Lefore said Board should be filed two days
prior to that time.
All accounts and papers must be legal
verified to insure action thereon. and n
bill will be presented unless all the tt,
are paid. TIM CARROLL.
March 10, 1885. CLERK .Roari G.. >CQa;.
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20 RoBRINs and Jas. Davis return
ed from Boise City Saturday and
went on to Banner that night.
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Ior.n.

In this city, Saturday, March IA, to the
wife of John Kennaly, son.
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The Idaho Avalanche, an indepen-
dent journal, and one that gives it's
opinions with fairness and candor,
and looks on both sides of things, has
this to say of Gov. Bum: own. NJ.
Bum, the live governor of Idaho, and
for whom many good things have
been said, and against whom a few
bad ones, the latter, however without
any apparent good foundation, is new
luxurlatlng among his many friends
In Philadelphia, to whom he speaks
'ot Idaho as ''the land flowing with
mix and honey" and as a country
where every man who is disposed, can
make good living easier than any,
where else under the sun: a TERRITORY
hlled with placer mines and rich
quartz Lodges; the finest stock coun-
Try IN any of the territories. and as
good Tor farming purposes for the
number of acres as lies out doors.
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8ppnd-np Of Jaral-ities.

A. 4 special meeting of the Democrat
l.. csntral Committee OF this county on the
a inst. resolution was framed utterly
ronudating editorial articles from the
WoaLp republished in the Idaho States
man and Salt Lake Tribune" said arti-
eles sustaining the conduct of Governor
Ruop in his disgraceful, INSCRIPTIONS and
Leorrupt course during the recent session
If our Legislature" and whereas said pa
Ders have published such articles as ema-
Mating from Democratic paper, therefore
he it resolved tina in the name and in be
half of the Democratic party OF Boise
county the articles in question are utter
/ " repudiated as in any manner rejecting
the sentiments or feelings of the DelLoc-
rscy Of this county, or any portion there
/ Of aod repudiate the statement that the
WORLD is now, ever has been or ever
claimed to be Democratic paper under
/ its present management"
These resolutions were published in the
| Idaho Democrat This committee is right
| The WORLD is not partizan paper. We
are not running political paper, are not
! controlled by either political party or their
| committee, and therefore don't hunt
around for partizan sentiments to reflect,
and don't allow any party to deal ont what
] is to appear in the WORLD. We don't care
i what the sentiments of either party may
be on any question. We don't know the
sentiment of the Democratic party of this
county on the course of Bum. and don't
know that the Central Committee knows.
! A central committee is not a whole polit-
i ical party. We utterly repudiate" the
resolution OF this Central Committee
& wherein it is stated that Gov. Bum pur.
sued disgraceful and corrupt course du-
n ring the session Of the Legislature, ''as in
n any manner rejecting the sentiments or
Il feelings" of the WORLD.
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TaE D1N7TEs.

The AsdIsan square company last
evening pressnled '.fhe Danstsz, "a play
m-de famous By Mckee Rankin The
scene Of thr play S laid in the Slerras.
and the border dialect IS used almost ex-
elnsiYsly. nakiog IL adrama very easily
oyeIaon.. or one not really appreci-
assd when well done, unless
the spectator iolioms every detail.
The csst for this play could be greatly
improved by the cnmrany from the ma :
tsrial on 4nd. On Monday evening Il
was fully demonstrated that ihs COM
pany we're talented, and ia their pafiicu-
lar line hive few superlors In Guch
piece as '.Hszei Khk,'' Fest Lynn, !"
"Esmeralda," etc. They each show of
to the best advantage, but IN '.The Dan
Itesi' the result is rsIhkr the reverse. The
Whitley opera honss was again filed il
every part, not seat bsing left ueoccu-
pied when the curt4in rose. which Is one
oftne highest compliments 10 the per.
formers on their success in Hazel
KirksD Monday evening.
The AIadison Square company appear
Tonight in = EAST LyHn," play In which
they are perfectly 81 hcme aud IN which
they viii fully redeem themselves from
last evening.
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S. Carrier Of Atchsscn Is u The city.
Senator Plumb IesnrDed io-dsy from
Ashors sip o. fIOrenee.
W. A. Morgan, Of no COtsOaWcod
FAlIs Leader, 8 IN the city.
al. Henctne Rs1t 70 oltaNa tails
morning 70 vizit hsa father for few
days.
N. A. Paul, musical director CT the
Caorsl union OF Neosho Rapids, nsds
Us pleasant call this afternoon.
Mrs.. Henry Beverly and grarzdaugh-
Ter, accompanied bT Miss Fannie Fra.
zier, ell OF Dodge oiiY. are visiting Il
Dr.. J. A. MoOFe'a
". F. White. general passenger ageni
and Land Commissioner Johnson Of che
EAnta Fs railroad. occupied special
Car on The west.hound cannonbslI shli
morning.
EST. Bennett and wife. Stafford. Kansas
A. o. Robbins. Fulton. Missouri, and
L. r. Brown. Bloomington. Illinois. AZ.
among to-day's arrivals 81 the Hote
Coolidge.
r ,land Lekin gees 20 Bioomington
Illinois, to-night to yisis among resasIyel
g few days. and thea accompany hi
family, who have been visiting there fol
some weeks. home to Emporia.
g. w. Bragunicr. "BilIy" Thomas, I
W. Kitchen and w. q. sevsry returned
last night from an extended duck hLn
In the western part Of the state. TheI
report having had some nrst class sport
p. r. King, accompanied BY hIs son
E :die. arrived In the city today to e.
t'nd the wedding OF his daughter, Mis-
Minnie, which takes place on Thanks
giving day. MF. King Il at presen; re-
siding Ia Denver
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ENPOR7A NoRNAL
PROM De western sehool J enrnai.

From the Western school Journal
Your correspondent, booking about
the stale normal for such news as will
interest teachers In general and your
subscribers IN particular, v,sited lhls
month IN only two departments.
Miss H5xse's work ia drawing and
geography now occupies two rooms
Inc setlees IN room II have given place
70 flne case for statuarY and models,
and to tables for the accommodation of
drawing puplle. In the case we noticed
busIs Of Michae! AGgeio aud the goddess
Minerva, plaster casts OF Appoilo Bel
VldeTe aud Venus de Mule, together with
o'clock heads" design charts, and other
spparatGE--the most complete ousat Tor
drawing we have ever seen in q normal
school. The class in geography were
looking The city over yesterday 10 find
opportunities tor TEidIng sand heap.
that each might haYe the necessary quart
today to practice modelling and TO show
the contour and relief of Lyon county.
A visit 20 Prof. Bailey IS room gave Us
some good points on arI,hmeticai meth
DDS. To the FIRST teaching of written adj
dItIoD, the pupils should not be required
TO analyze fully and aloud as they per
form the work, for they would thus form
Flooding habits of computation. Phe
bdLuS ltmd1k 10 ttuO Vi multiplication
| and 0tber simple processes which should
be performed rapidly The professors
method for addition and subtract n oil
fractions is certainly q great improve.
ment on anything We have before seen,
| anu IL will at once be Introduced IN those
classes of the model department which
are studying those subjects. This work,
as well as his plan in division of deci.
mails, which is tue best we know. We do
not feel at liberty to send TO the press
| without asking his permission.
The enrolment OF pupils in all de.
pagimeDts is about $50 In the normal
assembly room at devOtions this morn
| ing over $50 pupils were present. and
| yet the president will had room for
| more II they present themselves ready
| TO take np the normal work proper. Be
sides those who meet In the assembly
room each mornlnP, there are four rooms
of model school pupils so closely crowd
| ed that no mora can be received
A very encouraging feature of The
| Normal school work Is the fact tina
many ofthe alumni are TO take the tnu
years course, or to take post GRADUATE
work. The entering class of thu yea
centasRs many mature minds snd expe-
rIenced teachers, and the graduating
class tor next June premises IN be I
large one. JIM WILKINSON.
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AMgRlCUs NEWS.
aDrrEp By BunLow.

SATURDAY, NOV. 81.
o Ltmbert has Just returned from a
trip to ONO.
Mr.. Rankin. brother Of Mrs. ]. r..
Hammond, from Danver, Colorado, 5
visiting his sister at this place.
J.G. Ames expects to start to day to
visit bis mother in Nov Hamp.hire
Teachers meeting at Americas Fri.
day afternoon. We suppesait will b.
duly rep.rtpd By the secretary.
Rev. Nrs. j. MeAnulty q Stafford
departed ths lite Friday, after suffer.
Ing from stroke OF paralysis. She will
be buried IN the Americas cemetery. Her
numerous friends will greatly regret her
departure. Rev. McAnulty once having
charge oiihe circuit at this place. and
always claiming Americas as tbs home
of himself and wife. has made numerous
friends, who tender him their tympa-
thy In THU dark hour of trial and be
resyemenf.
A slight rain this morning. but very
pleasant day.
j. Craig Anderson has ordered au en-
CINE TO be run in connection with his
wind fesd mill; also run of burFs for
grinding flne meal.
Roller Patent for less money than ev-
er 5efoEe offered Come and see A. & L.
Americas mills.
Hats and caps. new stock and latest
styles 81 Gibson's.
Anything you want at Henningie.
We arc now prepared 20 eel you hour
from SOME OF the best mills IN the couu-
try at greatly reduced prices. Come and
see our stock, God Belt, 81 30 per ssck.
The best -four Ia the market for the
money. "a. A." 81 20 A." $I.25.
Every ssck warranted 1t the Anerlcps
mills.
Price our WOODEN goods and blankets
atsJ. b. Gibson,s.
Old Gold -four. 81 per sack 81 Tsess-
Ter q Lowrv's.
Fresh kiln dried meal aud graham
eOur Of tbs mill.
Ny stock OF clothisg, eonsisfisg OF
mems ano hoys suits aud oYeFcaais, is
the largest ever offered in Americas at
j. D. Gibson's.
Diamond dyes al Bonds.
Halls co1dition powders At Bonds.
Just receiyed--s car load Of d3ur at
the Americus mills
Wented-9 ood, fresh. sweet butter ct
Tres@ier q LazTy's.
Ny boot and shoe stock ie complete.
). D GIBsoN.
Pure spices and extTnets II Bond's.
Celery u Henning's.
J s Gibsan will cell you slider mil
ct cost. Nov il your chance
Tbs q. s. nour for 81 .e0ss uneqpsIEed
IL quality, BY any brad OF hour sold IN
AmeEicus A. Tressier & HogTs's
Bird ssed ns BnnGss
CranbeKrtes at Hennipgss.
The New Home sewing msrh1ae-I
bele maE1e.$egS eh-sp EnT cash
TnessLgR 8 LcuRY. Gan. Agis.
H.anixg wants year hsssef snd egg.
illeAsss sfadr sszi ell Il Huod !
Gsssn TSessssf 4 LsnFs saf g.,nd
hoEs o. shee.
arasltss'- e5niz sss new asd prices
c :fFeypss EiaEly iSF7
AT kttts 81 DR. slaa-0pnIrt e
ssssrk Al 1ies 3 i.sRfs
Hse ssssstss AZ i - Ezslis ia=t e.
ssise1 = u g s-.ss.t
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Line sHDRrEN xD.


The following letter was received by
ihe Hon AlmeriH GilIet., railroad CON-
missioner, replying to one written by
him u Supt. Barnes OF the Southern
Kansas railroad, regarding change OF
time on the Ottawa branch from EmporIs
TO Ottawa. This Is the beginning of q
much needed improvement, which will
be duly appreciated by the people OF
Emporia and along the line of the road
SOUTHERN KANaAs HALLWAY Co., !
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
LAWRENCE. KGs,, Nov IL, 1885.
Hon AlnerIn Gillett, railroad c5mmIs-
sioner, 70 peka. kas.
DEAN SIx:-ReplJin g TO your favor
OF the Slst nltimO, In reference 10 the
time made by our trains On the Emporis
branch, viii say am nov at Work On q
new tune card which VIII go into effecj
November %; and alter conversing
with the engineer of trains No 4a aud A
on the Emp-ria branch he does not think
he should do the work 10 be Done on the
branch aud make faster time than five
hours Rnd five minutes, which is thirty
Eve minu'es shorter than the present
time; and, az said to you when / mel
you in Topeka. as soon as the early
spring arrives will put IN q. messenger
train 10 accom- modate the people along
Inst line. AMI trust the shortening Of
the rua thirty. Ave minutes viii be salts
factory. Yours truly, j. L. BARNES,
Superintendent.
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PIE cas ldrsa.s TnanksslTing dsr ser
vice celebrated bYthe ss0hash scheoI Of
tie First Pfesbyserlan church on isss
sabbath afternoon Hss 4 eecldsiEy pieas-
ans sfatr. The vail back Of The pulpit
waa eeeo.ased With taott0es snitzblef 60
the daz eEa occasion. whilst the plat.
form ssrps. organ and tables we're hand
soneIy ornameuied With flowers. plants
and Tszes. a small Grass covered with
eEefgree0 sprays slosd immsdiately in
front OF the pulpit Ia The afternoon 3
large audisree assembled and were en-
teriaiasd by the eoBeert exercises. music
ETC., Of the Sabbath school Col. a. M.
F!ory, Prof. P. Il. DiEsmnre and d.. O
Hnrbie made YeT3 lnssrnctIys and an
tsriainsag addresses % she school and
congregation. Alter the addresses the
Sabbalh school, by classes. brought for
wasd iEeir money offerings ia the mia
sionary Sabbath school work "a repre-
senied ny The American Sunday School
Union. TIE whole amount ssf the Offer
ing al This iime Was about $50. showing
that The good SEED of liberal giving had
been ssun in good sol. Fne congregation
hsve Just reasan 10 be proud OF their
sabbath school. An infant department
has Just been organized IL connection
with the school. aud FOR lack of room Ii
is held in The college building each Sab
bath morning et9:30 II is under the
charge of Mrs. McCluug. as superin.
tendent, who Il ably supported by sew.
ersi assistant teachers.
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PKoF WILKINS.


Last night closed the art sale OF the
Taber COLLECTION. Prot. I. Wilkins, the
gentleman 10 charge Of this valuable
colleonon ia an artist of considerable
note himself, and his explanations of the
merlts of the different paintings
to visitors Wers very scholarly.
During the Professors stay here
of about fifteen days he has sold thirty.
two works Of art, having tor hlspatrons
some Of our FIRST cltissns, who are COM
petent art critics, Those who have
made purchases arc highly pleased with
them and the paintings could not be
bought OF them for double the purchase
price. II Mr. Wilkins eyer comes to
EmporIa again he will be sure TO meet
with warm reception.
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They ,voulda,. stand That .n Ohio

81 guess my notions abou. things
are too hifalutin' to suit most people, -
remarked sad-eysd passenger. al
have been running country paper
down in Ohio. but didn't get along
very well. The young men kicked
when refused to describe dog-fights,
the old settlers sort of went back on
me when failed to write column
obituary Of every one Of their number
who happened to die, the women lost
faith in me when neglected to ehron-
iclc the visiting movements of every
female who went out of town for o
day or two. and the business men
growled because didn't write o two
stick puff whenever one of 'em put M
. new awning or painted his horse
barn. But the climax caught me last
week, We had town election, and
our party elected the street commissions.
er and two eouncilmen, and when my
readers looked in the paper for the
news of their glorious victory and
didn't find rooster two columns wide,
with We Met the Enemy, and He is
Ours on q streumer flowing from his
gilis. they called mass meeting Of my
creditors and sent two constabIes
around with the bills. Now, I'm on
my way out West to look for job. All
l have left of that printing Office is sew
en- EN- quads, and I've got 'em right
here, and III JET you to see who pays
for the drinks. - Chicago Herald Train
Ia &.
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CoukTY CLERKS OFFICE,


Bo4rd maj IN special sessions men,
bers present.
The board visited aud inspected the
SiIsheI bridge, and Commissioner But
Ier Was directed by the board to haze
the necessary repairs made to the APP
oroacu 10 SAID bridge.
Tee county surveyor wss ordered 10
survey aud locate road to aud from
Elmendaro bridge over Eagle Creek.
wn. FIicxinger was ordered by the
board to have the necessary repairs made
TO the Hartford aud Neosho Rapids
bridges ana the Eagle creek bridge
southwest of Hartford.
T. E. Mcmillan was ordered to have
the necessary repairs nade to the Wells
bridgs.
The assessment CT the personal prop.
ertY of j. a. Whncrait for 1885 WAS re.
duced $1,000.
The taxes or the sou d half OF the
southeast quarter of the southwest quar-.
ter OF eectIon four, township nineteen
range eleven, cemetery, for 1881, or
which tax deed had been made, was or-
dercd refunded to IL Dunlap.
The resignation of j.. 8. Grlmsley as
trustee OF Agues City township was &C
cepsed aad ballot takep for his sue
cessor which resulted 10 the appoint
ment of E Hosklusto fill said vacancy
a quit claim deed from NJ A. Wixsor
for strip of land 10 the sw or of sec II
tp. 10, T II. ~ Lyon cnunIy for road
purposes. Was accepted aud The same de
clared a public eigawaY.
The report OF ;3e treasury examiner
was approved.
The board then adjourned.
Attestg ROLAND LAxIN,
County Clerk
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from Mondays DalIy.

With oae OF The very best water meSois
kaown TO modern science and taTentisn,
the EafPoRIA News has been trying 70
drive It's press. but haffsiled from the
want OF SUFFICIENT water. Finally the
water power has ceased altogether. an1
Tor some days the NKws has. through
the courtesy Of the Republican. been
printed on that press. Our wassr motor
is for sale. Its superior machine.
where there issnf1cientp pressure Of water
70 carry 1t. Arrangements are rom he
ing made 10 secure steam power End
more eommodious quarters. TO accom-
m6date ths largely Increased business
ofthe News Our patrons VIII be daily
informed of the change.
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READING NEWS.
sV MAY DE zEAN.

MONDAY, Nov 20.
Our postoffice il now charged over To
the C:eyelant administration, aud nav
we shall rtce:vs from Uncle sam our
mail a. he hands eff John GioeeIick,
VIII has arranged TO have the office Ia
the store OF l.. 3. Shelsitn. 1t IS II ccrtfal
location aud must prove satisfactory L.
everybody. Mr.. Courey has been enc oi
the best OF men Tor lie position, aod
been very kind aud obbglng rs he re-
ceived and delivered The mail. His as
sisiant also retIres from the oflce with
the coed wishes of everybody.
Edward Pulrston Is 10 England for a
fewwesks.
n. E. Dubois Is painting the new
hoEse CT Mr.. Mockmer, three nliles cas-,
of here.
ohas. ". Douglass is at Trinidad,
Colorsdo, looking among the cattle tor
steers TO iced.
Rev Barnes preached 81 the school
house Monday night.
Rev. a. / Scott is still holding re-
ylYal meetings az Duck Creek and re.
| ports over twenty CONVERSIONS during
last week and th1 interest Of the meet.
iHgs still Increasing
G. G. Paltan aua Val Best Start west
Friday, HE former to California, and the
latter To Washington Territory.
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rue alkADo.


GiIbeI: IS sulrva..'e last and best opera
viii b. p'udaesd a. tae Whitley opera
house on The eveHing OF December i, by
Mr. Jsnles a. Peskes and the New
York Comic OPERA company. This
presentation will be an event of the
dramatic season In Emporis. The opers
abound7 10 briiliaa, gems, solos, duets
and chorusss aad the company IL strong.
evenly haiancet aud fully capable OF
rendering tae music acceptsbiy. The
scene 0. tiIa opera Is, as we all know,
in Japan, aud for the time being ne
can Well imagine himself IN tha. flowery
land, so true To life are The costumes, the
seen ~ sni the Characters OF the piece.
Tie press is unautnous in praise ol
the Mix 40 as presented by the James
G. Peskss company and rsre treat raay
be expected.
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How to Sweep.

Sweeping, for web woman, is one
Of the BEST kinds Of exercise. It calls
in play especially the muscles of the
upper extremities and chest, and. In.
decd, It is pretty good Thorough
exerciser.o almost too strong for any
woman with weak back, though this
depends very much on what Is to be
swept A painted door. and Canton
mating sweeps easily; an Ingram Gag
pet IS harder; rag carpet is harder
still. while Brussels and velvet are
awful We'll. then, in any case. COW
or your head, and if it is in tho parlor
or sittins-Eoom cover Your furniture
and books. and dampen your broom,
let It stand ten or twenty minutes. and
then sweep carefully but persistsntly.
In the corners insert your broom re-
peatedIy (but not franticaliyl until
quite clean. Heavy carpets are best
swept with QUICK. short stroke. In
any case bring the broom toward you
or even with you; do not firt5it 10 font
Of you. That motion kicks up 3 dust
which Is bad for the lungs. Some
things. like straws, Rawlings and biss
of paper. are best picked up with the
hand, or with snali broom, 10 which
they readily cling. and may bs rcmoy-
ed with the other hand. - Scfcaee Of
Heath.