Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-06
Hints to Hoo u,saewvdiyyes.

/ Hints to Housewives. e.,,-,I,t,z,,,
brlttannia should be first rubbed gently with a
WOODEN cloth ardsweet oil; then washed in warm
suds, and rubbed with leather aud whiting. Thus
treated, twill retain5its beauty tothe last,
New iron should be gradually heated 1T first ;ar-
ter1t become ilured to The heat, ii is noliKe-
ly, to, crack. ar 49, s - 81 ~ 90
II lisa good,p to put new earthen-ware into
cold water it heat gradually until it Doils-
tlen cohi it again. Brown estthenware paftici-
larry, may be Stoughened in his way. a shandful
rye or wheat bran thrown in while il is boiling
will preservethe glazing that il will not be de-.
stroyed. by acid or salt 20 sisfa - siles
Clean brass kettle Just before using it for cook
ling with'aSlitlle salt aud vinegar.
/ Ihe otteIler carpets shaken, the longer they
will wear; the drtttEatcoliects under them grinds
oul the1hreads. l2Ss Iiizag "a sstsrEF n siR
/ 1t you wish TO preserve fine teeth, always clean
them thoroughly after you have eaten your last
lmeal at night. 4, Co., 49, : - . =
IAeWoolens should be washed in very hot s,,ls and
not rlnsed. Lukewarm water slrinks them S,iti .
| Do not wrap knives and forks in wooIlens.--
wrap Them IN good strong paper. Steel is injured
by lying in .wa0lens. +asf iI.. ,si.la ,f,ss p
Suet Keeps good all the year round If chopped
and packed downin u stone jar and covered with
nolasSes., pIisna aei stuaa alEse fl ~ ., III
Barley straw is bestfor beds; dry corn husks Slit
into SHEDS are better than straw. b 3 ~ - y
When SInolassess is used for cooking ii is a mo-
Idlgious improvement 10 boil and skim II before YOU
use It,. 1t takes oup.the unpleasant. raw taste
and makes It almost as good as sugar. Whenmo-
- esSu n"o ~ Aot Sooh!Hs, II is welt u. pre-
Never allow ashes to be taken up into wood. or
put into wood. 70 Always have your matches and
lamp feaay IN case oil sudden alarm. Have i'm
Po.aan. papers ali together where you aniay your
manu- on tneh AZ once IN case oil, lire.
Use hare, soap TO wash your clothes, a I'd soft to
asn youi3 loois' oot soap is SO slippery thatit
wastes good deal in washing clothes. -
- - easy " naYe supply OF orsetraddish all
III perfection; put it in bottles; fill il with yiuepar
"'' ple1p y Iishthea light. I 7s,tir.sS
DtaoN ,eatneItSliequemtly lose their lustre, and
he resto W hei[ original color may
o6niy ibs lfdr StI y dnuslon o iogwood and
:, y 80 ~. ~. . si'onse 30 as 10 satuTate
ar;. .n sae lts may be
iF 1i y on Win "a q not IRON. rs IA So
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AsCHAPrEn ON GWE.riIER.-Let The ,we,ttbes;,
have it, Certainly byjall fnea MS. bntt What ia sav
mndversion? thai is the g,,fstio So Jes ~ a'll-
ed and named. and, snew ard hen 80, Ga.
your nose andatoes, sanJ finger ends. DO mall.
ma ~ i'm ~ 49, ~ |" isHea that OPP
from warm fire sides; and then besides 10
misty to ASSIST we, to go astray, by night OF day
anu ial DER all distinctions hidden PATHS for
bldden!sto tell what ante, geomantc sumnerse tss
IN winter gels, Jpoor@ay fartf. 1--WE do declare
Ah! IT'S horrld!s Torrld tzoues,5 or homes, were
better,1u hess %etter, than those of ours. And So
WIN snow andtan and pain, and gush, aid slnsh.
,I av ening WIND, with slset behind and teezins
uays, ana slippery with nights cold, that
tne otd chap Called the
ne sr saw the like. ~ e s,, ~, 9 ~ .i9
eve seen ptoCosces (llke shtivelled MOSES, in
WINTER IoSen, ny The curious chosen,lwtlereof
Tue enains, an ICE drop pending, looked Wondrous
suaneei ana as we willie, a Shyering, wieht-his
Yepsuchia nose oh ,yintry ,yo.s as 49,
ly siranyeIyIn.l as Tnest :, VAN