The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-09-07
Wash Your own Laces.

Of others, who seemed more require
medical assistance.
Wash Your own LaCes.
The difficulty of getting laces washed right,
especially out Of great city, is very great
Every LADY, therefore, should know bow to wash
her own thread lace If any fair lady is igno-
rant Of this art, we can teach her in very few
words. Let her first rip off the lace, carefully
pick out the loose bits OF thread, roll toe lace
smoothly and securely round clean black bo-
tie previously covered with old white linen,
spwrd tightly on. Tack each end OF Toe lace
with needle and thread, to keep It smooth, and
bp careful in wrapping not to crum6lT Or i5d
in any the scollops or peaFilngs. Alter 1t Is
On tie bottle. take some of the best sweet oil,
anj with clran sponge wet the lace thorough
10 IN the ,nmost folds Have ready, IN a wash
E4tile. strong lather Of clear water and CASTLE
soan. Fill the bottle with cold water 10 pre-
vent its bursting, cork ii well and stand It Op-
r;,ht in the suds, with string ronnd the nrck
s.cnred to the ears or handle of tie kettle, 70
nreyent is knocking about and breaking while
over the Gre. Let Il boil in suds i3r an hour
or more. till tie lace is clean and while alt
through. Drain off the suds, and dry 1t on ihr
~bot,le ronnd wide ribbon block, or lay It in
lonp folds, place it within sheet Oh whit
smooth paper, and press II IN large BOOK i0i
iews days
Easy PnEvENrlox OF yellow FEVER or
CaotEPA-Rec1pE FOR MAKING CHLoENE-
Five ounces common table salt, one ounce
/ neroxvd Manganese Stir these things toge'aa
t nntil they are we'll mixed, and then Fsas i74
p,ixtnre through a glass funnei Ia hlp al
fine. for fear of choking the tuhr,l INTO HiaT
! or norter bottle. Taxi. then bali an onc1 10y
mrasurp) of snlphuric aaid, and add to Il 'a5F
aRf tlT P2qT tbs also ln'o u. g
> as to seperate the Ingredient and chIcrinp Will
: soon begin 10 issue from thr bottle in sufci-a.
. quantities 10 disiniect the atmosphere Of iir
room. After an hour or two, il can be fencg-
I'd to another room, and so on until every room,
shed, clubhouse, &c, has been purified, Ii IS,
however, thought to be sufficient to cou6ue il %
: those rooms that are constantly inhabited. It
is well TO shake the bottle three or more lina
= day. The above will furnish a supply ofchl-
rine for at least twenty-four or forty-rgh hours
if you will have hole in the cork of the boz
lie.
: 1t Is believed that this simple and cheaprrct
! pc is tuly adequate TO the protection oiany
dwelling from yellow fever, cholera or any rP-
. idemie, provided the occupants avoided unn--
: ceSsary exposure, bathe often, and pay due a.
trntion TO diet and digestion.
1.-THE fruits of Know Nothing rule bfrt
as ii has been, have been everywhere tht sanr.
In Massachusetts, lis gross immoraliips hllfd
: every mind with disgust in Pennsylvania, is
reckless disregard of the peoples welfare, and
: ready acquiescence in innumerable schemes oI
private enolumeut and public plunder, mace
Harrisburg, for four months, very laZarbons'
of political corruption ; and in the city Of fnD-
adelphia, where its minions have had uncoh-
: Htrolled sway for year past, its enormous 'A'
, ktravagance, and fagrant dishonesty, have maoF
lis government literally "regn OF terror 70
i the citizens. And now that it has openly
-3ioined hands with New England AboIl!"nSF'
and is tlourishing aloft the fre-braGd oi dsl",
, ion, the true Democrat turns, with redoaoTo
, confidence, to the party whose principle, ~nF",
ever administered Alright, have always irl0T"
TO promote the individual happiness OF the P9o-
pie, TO advance the general prosperity o. Il1
= | NOuhti diiN 40 uid" i'"'N
citizens of the different sections OF the On0"'
in the ties of mutual interest and love-
SLEEPING IN MEETING.-Thls custom IS u
remote antiquity. We read 10 history thai war, =,
Bishop South was preaching bplore ChaFrs >.
and Court many the monarch's suit ~rO' ="
sleep, and some of them snored wherFuty"
South addressed himself 10 Lord LaneTrHI'
) one Of the offenders and said: "Aly lord, a"
pardon for disturbing you, but must lr'l !DJ
that you snore so loud that you are 10 donS'.o -,
waking up his majesty" This warning "o''
up every one, and banished all desire 10 S'F'F
GEoRE WASHINGTON, in one OF his Ha'''7
TO Congress, uses the following language
''To every description of citizens, ndepu't,
praise be given But let them prrsP'e'r -
their affectionate vigilance over that PlF'Ds.
depository of American hippiness the Lo,;j .;;.b
y tuition OF the United States. Let them 'u,.a
it too, for the sake Of those who From : L'I@, arr
CLINE are daily seeking drell'ng Pfass - ~
4 tcad."
BAlrlnone, Sept
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