Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-07-13

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vsds USEFUID RECIPES.
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Ink stains, on wood can be removed by
a solution Of ~oxsllic acid, Cover the
spDts mifhg bftsfof the aefdss starn on a
spoonful zof waters aud paaeeEa heated
fiat-iren over it ; when the kissing ceases
the ink WIN have disappeared:
Grease can be extracted from, floors by
applying paste of wood ashes; keep it
AN several alays, and 1tiIen5 wash off.
stains on wall paper can be cut out with
a sharp PEN knife, and pieces of tie pa
peFaso nicely inserted that no one can see
the patch. .pHs1S Sile7s9ob st2a
|oi Kerosenelai and powdered lime, Whiting
or wood ashes,1WilL scotns rfnswith the
least labor.. rKerOsene ee;andg whiting will
cleanse silver ware, door-kno obs,g hinges,
etc. Wet the ofianifel slightly in the Oil,
dip into the5whitipg G, ,landIrul6hard wash
oil with hot sOapASuds, and fbrig hten
off with chamois skin OF. newspaper.
Lace curtains Should never be -ironed.
Wash and starch them, nsinS in the rims
ing water a tables spoontdl of powdered
porax. "a This makes them very stiff.
When wet, spread, on a sheet either on
the floor or bed and PIN down firmly
everya two serSsthFeei ii1ohess Let them
dry forl seyeralg days aud theyswill look
very very ,nieselyi fs lgyIibgs s2' sl $40 sssz
!, CALLS ON HoRsEs.-Speng daily with
strong oap-suds:- Then .bathe, immedi-
itely with SOLUTION of quarter OF a
toands f2saiuLSetre1an a1dh6 Of spirits
Of sLurpentine. Apply it switt1aifeather
Several times day, As. soon as the
wounds begin to heal The, application may
cease. SD .s7okt6sl tk1so ifsz1ssa
5 MORT TPowDER. Lti1pulis efiour of
shops j. ldrach m; Scetclf sfi aff, 2 6z.; gum
amphor, 4 OF, ) black. pepper, 1soz. ce-
dar saw dust, 4 or, Mix xthoroiighIF, and
strew, ,(or put in papersl among the furs
or Or woollten lt to be- befproteeted.ss ,sszsizs
ao9 SPECIFIC AGAINST Nh cc4Esl a a s a speci-
fic az gainsrmice ealone1 is RECOMMENDED
One partieof caloInel, i've parts Of Wheat
rd0uf,S one part of sugar, and oneztenth
partsof ultramarine mixed, ard the
whole exposed as powder. .ssezaEs2
. To REMOVE ;SF41Ss FRoM Linen. Linen
remove vine, fruit OF iron stdins, wet
the spot with a solution Of hy posu1p phide
tIf soda, and sprinkle spme pu1vefized
.tartariczaeid upon itsss then wash out as
sStrone ineoar~ iiss he nsed in
stead ofsthe .tartartcacid-z ga ss's9
FOR NLEANING LYER.-AQQ
gradually g oz. of prepared chalk to
mixture of q OF. of Spirits OF sCurpentine.
sIaoz of taleoflUl. X oz!! OF spirits OF cam
.iJfor and . aaraehus4 @ r ;ifiIia :ifnT1onia.
Appiyswi a soft sponge, and allow it TO
dry before polishing. AaSi 'sss : .s..sszaB
ITO RELIEVE NEuRALGG1A.- NeM
Hampshire gentleman saws: ssTake two
large tfble -spoonffIls of cologne and two
of fine salt; mix. them to-
gether in a small bottle: eyero ,fimeyou
.3averaflv aeeI1tpy atfeefiarTs ss1P NO faci.1
,,aryss Isi, Tsi,9,lsS Latiaa tha
fumes in your nose from The abotele.land
YOU will be imneciateiy .relieyetl.,,Skg
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FoWERFUL DIsINFECTANTs;-1M Bon
jean, an eminent pharmaclen OF Oh m
'pery eSaVey5. has publIshed book on
the means Of preventing choieras etc.
0f course his system rests on the use of
dlshfectants, among which he mentions
etiaIcoai's wen " en- pouhdeu, JtWe Poaiius;
9t,!pn VI uon, ,one u Lwo or
shl &c snotIq pt-i.Iaeeo III
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To Stop BLEEDING.-Iti is said that
bleeding from "A wodnds on man or beast
lnaysbeE stoppeds byia mixture of wheat
Hour and common salt, in equal parIs,
bounda on with clotAI.S y II the Bleeding
be prefnse use large qaaiItIty SAY from
'Ao ooobi4eS plnlss EAt1Hay%Deziett OH1tOf
hours, or. even days, if4necessany.ssTihe
person who, gave JUS this reel pc Esayssin
this manner he saved the life of a horse
terv tIie b1ee11i1 y ee.,sed in fsye a9in,,aa,
. ftsr m o annI;natio,, = -
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.NLEANING SILK'-7=t5rates raw potatoes
to tine. pulp in water, and pass fhe4i-
qu1d matter sthroaghs aseearse sieve into
mother vessel OF water;g let the mixture
Stana undisturbed until the fine white
partieles OF the potato are preeipitHted
then pour the mucillaginous liquor from
the iecula and preseryeit for use: The
article to be cleaned should be spread
Upon a linen cloth upon table, and
washed With a sponge tiiDDed in the mo-