Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-15
UsEFtn AND SUGGESTIVE.

r A TEAsbooNFUt ofAeommon salt. dis
solved In water and drank each morning for
three successive days, isreported as a sure
cuEefor fever and ague.
- BAKED :applesdumplings are delicious.
Make them as If for boiling in the Usual
way, set them in a shallow pan bake In
a hot oven, and serve with hard sauce.
-MR-WBBARD, in the RurdZ Neso Yorker,
az S9sSs s5ES 5 gsTs jaPe %iGte1 T Ssrsot 1ics'
yellow, web Favored Batter is the object.
-AN-exchange, discussing kerosene lamps,
says that if the Yieks are soaked in strong
&iaegar fof t~wentylf6uf hours, and thor
oughly driedfbefore used, all smoke will be
avoided, the wickswin last longer, and In
creased brlliancy wiufbe obtained.
H THE LAST Two RdUNps.-Do not kill
the turkeys until they are fat. "A poor
bitdis always 9loNlof sale, wen at a low
4 price While a-godd one will sen much
quicker, and bring from three to five cents
baspoundo more. sReekons the 1astptWo
spounds-at the ehtrEipriee timer turkey Will
bring, and everytnrkey-raiser will see that
these two pounds bring him in nearer fifty
centsta pound than northumberland
IA LADY florist says, to grow a very pref
ty vine from the sweet potato, put a tubef
in pure sand or,sandydoam, in a hanging
basket and water occasionally. If win
throw out tendrils and beautiful leaves, and
will climb freely overthe arms of the has;
S 5st 7n l9N RRSaSq F 49EsFd tn 1s ssSs5 Sssss Win VIII
know +, but vii suppose i to HssSs9PrTs'
uHeW m~aHSztatae a wrong view efJife,
and waste their energies and destFoytheir
nervous system in e~ndeavoEng 70 accpmu-
late wealth, without thinking OF the pres
/ eiit happiness they are throwing away. 1t
is not wealth or high station which makes
a man happy. Manyof the most w~retched
beings onCeaTth have both sIIbat itii a ra-
diant, sunny spirit, whfchnknOws ahow to
bear littletrials and enjoylittle comforts,
and thus sEtFa aq happiness from every IN
n HALLS LFrpal Of Health urges rest
from stimulating brain labor. INSANITY 1t
sleeplessness, and the first step toward ne,
covery is a growing ability to sleep. Too
much business stimulates the brain and if
thisii continued too long the inevitable
results areeither insality, paralysis, or APP
oplexy. Insanity is caused JbytOp much
blood being in the arteries of the brain
paralysis is a loss of power-the parts
have worked so much they can work no
more ;~apoplexy is where the vessels of the
brain7qFe so full, so distended that theyafe
ruptured. The person whois kept up2t6
the Working point by nyFaItificiaI stimu-
liant runs a dangerous riskgof losing ffe4ol
kreason.Ss .oia0
@Fo|CLEAN A Rusty -PLow.@Take "a
| quartet water aud pour slowly into it hall
a pint of sulphuric acid.di (TheI mixture
! wiz becomeQmteTwa from chemical &C
I tipn and thtsiSthe reason WhYy the acid
hsheNid be kaafeEA 6Hly5 into h watei
rather than-the wateil iato the acid.) Wast
! the mnnll-hAaF 10y any ntbn. iron thaf IL
rusty) with this weak acid, and let it re
main on the iron until it evaporates. Ther
wash il again. The object is to give tim
fA' the acid TO dissolve the rust. Then wasl
with water and you will see where thu
I worst rusty spots are. Apply some NOR