The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-27
Thiugs vyorth Kno,-,

O'Leary lectured recently 81 81 d.
Institute, New York, on De-. y1lgs,
d'cations OF disturbance Of the So u.
he said, caused by the fcrme7,a,f--' f''-,a are
No one should eat cabbage boiled rs. ~ Ice
or onions fried with steaks. 30 - .-l c=s
/ bIliousness. Cabbage is one of h e's4l
articles of food when it is cooked 'I'! Is;
1t should be boiled in pure w,.. u lsry
/ cure Tor dyspepsia be recommer5l4 '
| spoonful OF carbonate Of soda, EbsoI - ~ IL
/ ICES the acid in the stomach. IT.. il
/ Of dyspepsia are the use of Luf,a- 1a-s.s
/ gravy, and eating too hastily. u, s'5-s
/ does not come from large eatirg fil'islI
/ tiicted with it should take = sIo.. : q
/ after dinner. The liver has nrrl a5?
/ with dyspepsia. Whenever tbe',I:..
eye shows yellow tinge, it prroes5. y. q. ID
the liver; tenderness in the Dit If rbs
ach is an Indication IF diseased Er..
slight pain under the right ribs and h.,
the shoulder, also proceeds from tls "a
Those that are prone to this diseass ..
not sleep toe much. or enjoy too rr,,..-
too much heat tends to enIsroa g.
Fruit and vegetable diet is the best iA...
be adopted. but persons Of vel 90.
tIon should add to 1t meat once fsv
not oftener, and bread if properlr -;
( Persons afflicted with dyspepsia .f.-g
use calumel. The lecturer recon-
Turkish baths to be taken, as tLey rel
liver.
MANAGEMENT OF BROCMs IF Ir----.
wet in boiling suds once wesk. trsr
become very tough, Will not cut 49,
last much longer. and always swc-r ,-.
new broem. a handful Ur so cf sal, ...z..'
led on the caTet will carry the du.,
with It and make the carpet lock brfss...3 Fl
clean. 4 dusty carpet may be claa-ss =
setting q pail Of cold water out hv trss
wet the broom in it. knock il to 20. 5 E.
the drops, sweep a yard or 50. lien ~
the broom as before and sweep agz- -
careful 10 shake all the drops f The F-.--'
and BOT sweep far at G tine. IF E--.--.
care it will clean q carpet very nicely .-5
you will be surprised at the quantity -s r.
in the water. The water may need rr,-,.
ing once or twice if the carpet is 7ery t.-r
Snow sprinkled over carpet, and sven. :
before 1t has had time to melt OF dissolve F
useful for renOvatjng q soiled carret. NJ
ened sawdust is used with good efg-, r.
= housekeepers. What is said in the f.r-.
ing is true In many town and CITY f-.s
. the apartments receive but one t1r-4
sweeping a week. Brooms wear GU. Gre
quite as much as feet DO
RHFUMATIsM CURED BY The ST-y--v. r.
BEEs.-A correspondent writes the lrr--
of a case which came under bis ohse-7s.i5-:
The mar we speak Of suffered mu-l hr-
rheumatism in his right arm, 81 u-ca a5,
he was not able TO raise his arm tg bis head
Nevertheless he was compelled % r.rfr-n
I some necessary operation on one Of lis stock
Of bees, and while doing 50, Vas sung T.
] the thumb Of his rheumatic hand --nsa.
ately the hand and arm commenced t,svs1
hut as the swelling increased, tie -h5uuz.e
: pain diminished. aud in half an h1r Is
{ rheumatism was gone. 4 few months zt1
= this. being much exposed to wet ves.1c.
! the malady returned. lie procured s-.
, bees and compelled them 10 sting bin Z
. the upper part Of mis- hand and 10 less t1
fifteen minutes he was free from the ug5.
Q dy.
= DYSPEPSIA AND TISEGAR.-As srn e
food reaches the stomach Of g hu-T
healthy man, it pours out a fluid substs-s,
called gastric juice. as instantly as TIE e.:
: yields water. if it Is touched by a1y.-1.
5 hard this gastric Juice Gissolves tie I'D
: from without inward. as Jumps Of .l O
: sugar in a glass Of water are melt=l IN
- without inward. If. from any Gauss. q,
: food is not melted or dissolved, Ihs: IT.
: gestion or dyspepsia. Vinegar, in its a,..-
= on food, is more nearly ike the gls.-'
: mice than auv otner fluid known thus (. g
e that a pickle. OF a little vinegar, vi. 's=.i
T the stomach" when some diSComtJT, s-iE
! rienced after eating.
d PoIsON OAK. &C-A standing a-....I
d poison by dew. poison oak. ivy, &c, s %
take a handful Of quick lime, css,75 q
water, let it stand half an hour, then El-'
the poisoned parts with 1t. Three O. .1
applications will never fail TO Cnrs TIE rs
7 aggravated cases. Poison from bees, a1-'s
spider bites, etc. is instantly arrested ,
the application of equal parts OF c5l--
salt and bicarbonate Of soda, well 'lla
, in on the place bitten or stuOg.
o a SMALL. clean potato. with the eUl
IS off, Is a very convenient medium igT aI.
: ing brick-dust to knives, in sc6urius "
q keeping it about the right MOISTURE W.
z the juice of the petat0 assists ID Ten.'-
= stains from the surface.
y PLACING the eyes under water. and ~.
i ly opening and closing them, Will SER.
D." keep them in healthy condition ana ;.
:, very much preserve and Prolong the ss--
n POWDERED borax IS death to ooca- +
E, es. We are glad to give our readers T.
t mcdicum of information.