TO PACK GLASS OR CHINA.

Procure some soft straw or hay to pack them in, and if they are to be

sent a long way, and are heavy, the hay or straw should be a little

damp, which will prevent them slipping about. Let the largest and

heaviest things be always put undermost in the box or hamper. Let

there be plenty of straw, and pack the articles tight; but never

attempt to pack up glass or china which is of much consequence, till

you have seen it done by some used to the job. The expense will be

but trifling to have a person to do it who understands it, and the

loss may be great if articles of much value are packed up in an

improper manner.

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