The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-02-07 00:00:00

THE MAGAZINES.

'' rig Lamas sous "

for February is of more than average intermatoind
caotaies, besides It. new serial tale by the Rev. T. S.
id Ellington, "By Hook or by °rook,' several useful
rars, including "84 Charles Lyellh Lila and
-atrorks," " Dub% Etiquette," an mniudeg chapter of
" Old Tables with New Faces,' with some character-
istic illuetretioos by G. Oruieltaltank. JUL From the
/siting Hour selection of varieties, In which are always
found useful hints sad suggeetious, we take the follow-
ing on " Foreign Bodies Is the Bye," which logy be
of some use to thorn of our readers who may happen
to get "something in their eye:"—
os.ol the most gamma Skimp that we do when we
set earthing in our eye a to nib the injured ones with
the vain delusive hope of rabble' the aim& holy timl
bleated of which we wily make the eye dry,
more pgaful,
_end render the extraction of the fames
body more diMmilt. No matter what it Is that leas got
tuts the eye—with, arias, the eleatioe of mortar or
I ime—keep ilme eyelids domed ma loos as you eaa without
touching than. Uttar she upper eyelid there Is • Mead
which is oontlasally peering for h • Said we call teas.
Pain will Limpet always awe this gland to peer forth •
large seams of this Said, sod whet). • foreign subtlest),
aortal got into the eye, we at once close the eyelid without
robbing it, this fluid will, in most eras, be sufileieet to
wash the °Seeder, if not absoletsly on to the cheek, yet
so afar to the edge of the eyelid aa to be easily removed.
Should this not answer, gently bathe the eye with •
mosstesed eat handkerchief or image. Lf, however. •
pile@ of filet or iroa, or other hard substases, be in the
eye, you will generally Sad it under the u_pper *raids
and to remove it you mast turn up the lid. This is doss
by laying • small probe at tbe bloat mid of • dareing or
worsted needle woes the upper lid, about half-as-a&
from the margin; then, by toting the middle eyelashes
between the anger and thumb, sad drawing them oat-
ward and upward., whilst at the same tune til• probe is
gently pressed neon tbir lid, and the patient la toad to look
dews, the eyelid la sally averted. TOO foreign body thee
comas into sight, sad au easily be roataed with some-
thing jolt as • mimes-hair brash, • feather, dut. If,
however, the body be embedded, sod consequently dose
not move, the palest :atm at ones as • arrow Mortar
or lime In the eye wale= great pew sad Wary if sot
quickly removed. If sees " immediately,- the eye should
be well treated with a tepid Watson of omegar end water
(about • teaspoonful of violator to lalfa4sessapl al of
water), and toe lid being everted aa before described, all
paticia should be removed. • drop of two of oil
dropped into the eye &forwards will dies greatly soothe
It'
" Tam 8031 DAT AT Rose' contains, among other
pecan of great I retest, a secoed instalment of
Thoughts of a Country Panora," which cannot lAU
to be perused with pleating by the readers of this
eminently Sunday magazine. There be also • descrip-
tive acouunt of that pitiXtresotte old town of lit.
lbana. Bean Stretton °outlaws her serial story,
" Under the Old Roof," and several snort tales go to
make up a thoroughly pluming Seseley at Hoes&

" Tan Bois' OWN PAPER" bus splendidly coloured
picture after Crerome's fermium work • The (Radiators."
The Fifth Form at St. Dominic's" grows in Interest.
It is a capital school boys' story, arid is doubtless
eagerly road by the thousands of boy reacises of the
thak. Dr. Gordon Slap's'e thrilling socouet of "Wild
Adventunr Round the Pole," "The 111-used Boy,"
sod" I he Two Cabin Boys" are ell advanced • stage.
Boys are taught how to make fireworks by an hf.D ,
and Or. Irvine teaches them bow to excel at Ire than.
Commander Omni', elm well-known Arctic explorer,
write. in an entertaining mapper on " Our Search Is
the Arctic Regions fr Franklin." lie.ides the above
mentioned, there Is a mass of readable matter
especially adapted for boys' reading.
The companion book to the Boy's Otlll is of course
the Oirrs Ova, which is a remarkably well edited
publication, and oas which no mothers or heeds of
famdois newt fear to see in the bands of their
daughters. Besides several wwial stories there are
many pages devoted to metal work and other domestic
molten, and under the head of "Correspondence" the
editor writes in a fatherly and Lotetrosting soassnor,
giving a word of waned and advice whore Deeded, sad
practical hints and suggestions on a host of matters.

FIIISSOLT G.UTTPOO, Oa RI/LIMNOS FOS TES
Pions," is au excallsot religious publication, sad
contains a number of tales and aneedotes admirably
suited for Sunday reading, besides special explaastary
Scripture readings We hays eso remised from the
Religious Tract Society "lb. Tract hiagarins," "Th.
Child's Companica," sad "Th. Cottager sad Artisan,"
all of which are excellent little serials in their speeds'
epberts.

"Till —ln this expellent monthly
1
1. • there are ascent features of mach hater**. "Aritt;inspritig," by Scams Harebell, Is coalimted,.Mxd
we may remark this story of the time of William
adal.• trews fa interest •• it paws ia Matt& The
BI•hop of Liverpool contributes a woad chapter of
" Sunday Readings." "Footprints al F.B.H.' "by E.
M. Coombe, give@ some very Inlsr.siis panictalars of
the life sat work of that good lady, Miss
Reverts'. In "Th. Fireside" portrait gallee7 elven
a wall-executed portrait of the Archbishop of Canter-
bury, with a bid sketeh of Maine by the editor. The
stories "Forbidden to Marry," by Mn. IL Women
Haab, and "A Life Trogedyr" by Ws. Balfour, an
continued, sad the Rey. J. W. Bardeley coutrlbuties
the second of his "Bible Emblems." From "Not..
by the Way" we take the following on "How to gat
Bleep"
"Row to get sleep is, to many person, • matter of
high innormace. Nervous penises whom, troubled with
wakefulness sad exaltellibty away hare a Oman
tendency of bleed to the brats, with eettl extreadales.
The pressor. of blood*. the bras keeps tile. stimulated
or wakeful state, and ths pulsations In this heed ere oftee
painful. La. soch rim sad chafe the body sad extremities
with a rourb toes!, or nib smartly with the Made, to
pcmote circulati in sod eithdrow the exceeelve soma
of blood from the brain, and titoy will fall odium In • few
moments. • cold bath or svosig• bath sad 111116M/I. Or •
pod run, or • r•pid walk id the open sir, or One up saddown stair, • few times. Jost before mine& will aid ia
mulleins circulation mad Orkkiktilld tisZ "doll
are simple sad easy of application la co or enbla, sad
may minister to the comfort of thalami' who mead
freely expeod money for an mints to promoes
' Nature's sweet restorer, balms