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HINTS TO LADIEs.-Stair car
pets should always have slip of
paper put under them, at and
over the edge Of every stair,
which is the part where theyfrst
wear out, in order to lesson the
friction Of the carpets against the
board beneath. The strips should
be within an inch or two as long
as the carpet is wide, and about
four or five inches in breadth, SO
as to lie distance from each
stair. This simple pan SO easy
of execution " Il We know, pre-
serve a stair carpet half as long
again as it would last without the
strips Of paper.