Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-12-02
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ASOlh fHASns---1 odANcVl SHNopNotl
most universally accessible, and most eff
sient, is piece of White Soap, with a
moderately stiff toothbrush every morning, |
In addition, Immediately after each meal,
use simply tepid water, with brush not
so slM useit slowly, with a perpendicular
twist, so as to remove particles of food
more thoroughly from between the teeth.
At 5e same time, twist the brush horizon
tally across the back part of the tongue.
In this WY, the smell of food on the
breath Of recent meal isat eremeyed.
1t is bad plan to defer teeth-cleaning
from supper until bedtime, as it only gives
the accretions several hours to work their
mischief.-Joar. Of Hsalta.
LToUID INDIA RUBBER. India rubber,
cut into thin strips and immersed in spir-
iis'of turpentine in a close vessel and kept
warm, will dissolve, and in that state can
beput on with brush, forming a water
proof coating for any thing to which it may
be applied. 1t has the objection, however,
of keeping its sickness, and for this reas-
on it is seldom used except for coating
wood or other work placed in water,
* HINT ON Burma MAKINe.--Some
people may not know, perhaps, that the
cream should belstirred daily after it is put
into the, cream pot, SO that it may be well
mixed and all soured alike. Therewill be
much poorer buttermilk, and Of course
more butter where this is attended to. Il
is better, too, not to churn cream the same
day tits taken from the milk. 1t should
stand awhile with the rest, and be thor
oughly mixed together, 1t takes us 4(
minutes to churn, and the butter comes
hard and,yellow. We put no water in thu
churn or butter, and think good Judges
will callthe latter 6rst-rate. A dash churr
is the best churning machine yet invented
so at least we believe.--Rurat Ne,
( Yorker.
To MAKE yellow BUTTER IN WIN
TER.-For churning Of ten or twely
pounds of butter, take about three or fou
carrots, CRATE them fine and press out tn
juice, then pour some hot water on an
press again, Take the juice thus obtained
and mix it with pint Of new or swet
milk, and put in the cream and churn a
usual.
WASHING FLUID. lady correspond
ont sends the following to the Ohio Cult
vator, which she declares is worth thol
sand dollars: q
Take one pound of sal soda and half
pound of unslacked lime, put them in
gallon of water and boil twenty minute
let it stand till cool, then drain off, and p1
itaway in stone jug or jar. Soak yo'
dirty clothes over night, or until they a
we'll wet through, then wring them o.
and rub on plenty of soap, and to o.
boiler of clothes well covered over wi
water, add one teacupful of the washir
fluid. Boil half an hour brisltly, the
wash them thoroughly through one sud
aud rinse them through two waters, al
your, clothes viii look better than the Q
way Of washing twice before boiling.
Cure FOR THE QuIEzY This very pal
full disease can be cured, so easily; but
fear many suffer, and do not know my sii
pie cure The throat, as far as affectc
should be creased with lard, then apply
good thick coat of tar, and bind it on wi
cloths. If tits at night, the sufferer c
90 to bed and get up well the next MOI
Ing. and on removing the cloths there W
only be dark stain to wash away. T
grease prevents it from being hard to wa
of. Remember this now.
i CuRE FOR WoRMs.-A safe and sim,
remedy to give children for this troub
some complaint is, to wet the indigo b
used for blueing clothes, and squeeze
few drops into new milk, and give it
nine molningsin succession. 1t is E
and eAectual remedy, and in every mo
er's reach.
SICK HEApAcHE.-l have known
severest sick headache to be helped, a
the nervous headache cured, by somesy
pathizing person rubbing their hands fir
the top Of the head down, and off
shoulders after the mesmeric mann
The most intense pain can be soothed i
few minutes by this simple remedy,
memhering to carry the hands upwa
farther away from the head than when
downward pass is made. This will 6
help the toothache in nine cases out of
VALUABLE HISr.-If you are run aN
with in q carriage, never jump out at
side, but let yourself down over the ba
Unfasten the curtain Of the top if neces
ry, crawl over; put ourfeet down and
on the edge, then turn over and rest
your stomach, then lower your feet on
ground and run; you can keep up with
fastest horse for a moment, by the helE
your hands on the wagon. Then let
and either stop running, or keep on,
as you please If you. jump out at
side, you viii probably break aleg or
arm or what is at least twice ns bad.