The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-08-16
VALUABLE HINTS.

Pirds nit yoost der same KIND OF led
dcrs viii gone togedder mt dhemseIfs.
People who are always wishing for
something new should try neuralgia
once.
A man who gives his children habits
of industry provides for them better than
by giving them fortune.
Il is noted that there never was in one
season 50 strong evidence in favor of
drilling wheat as in this year Of our
Lord, 1872.
Life, according 70 the Arabic proverb,
is composed Of two parts that which is
past, is dream and that which is to
come, a wish.
You may run no risk by pouring oil
out of a can into your stove If you have
no fire in It. Another safe way is to
have no oil in the can.
1t is aid the Philadelphia railway COM
panies are using prairie grass instead of
hay. it being an excellent and nutritious
substitute for, the latter, and sl7 per ton
less in cost.
Firnness without mildness is harsh
and fGbidding; mildness without firm
ness becomes weak and contemplate;
both united make character respecta-
Bile and amiable.
A gentleman advertised for wife and
received answers from eighteen hundred
and nipety-seven husbands, saying he
could have theirs. This is given as an
illnstrstion of the value of ADVERTISING
| The unsightly white hairs on horses
eatsed by the wear of saddle or harness
may be removed to make way for those
Of natural color by applying lard at three
G fur different times and rubbing the
sane with the hand until it becomes
hot"
sDoor-step' parties are coming into
flshion among the elite of some of the
Eastern cities. The moonlight evenings
are passed on the door steps, and ladies'
and gentleman make calls and fare
received il style, refreshments being ais
served. II
There's nogreater mistake a young max
can comnitthan that Of being ipdiaeefq
TO the i,terests Of his employer, s4s.ss4
I. .''-psnssaitred 5ftnefe nc cIfrumssancd
under which it would seem to be almos'
impossible to feel an interest in an EN-
! ployer's business; but for all that it j;
worth trial.
A farmer, whose cabbage patch wa'
located in a retired place, half mill
from the house, protected the growing
crop from rabbits and woodchucks b.
hanging some butchre's offl on the limb
! of trees and just beyond the reach o
dogs, which came in sufficient number
to drive the pests away.
What can be done with your girls
Why you can try and teach them tha
there are plenty of people in the worl'
directly or indirectly dependent upol
them for happiness; that their dutie
! begin with home, and stretch outward il
a widening circle of influence; that iron
a the father TO whom she owes respectful
affection, to the cat who depends upon he
for its saucer of milk, she can brightel
every living thing with whom she come
in contact by her good humor and he
gentle interest.
The unpleasant odor produced b
perpiration is frequently source Q
vexation to persons who are subject to il
Nothing is simpler than to remove thi
odor much more efiectually than by Oh
application of such costly ungents an
perfumes as are in use. II is only nee
essary to procure some compound spirit
of ammonia. and place about two table
spoonfuls in a basin Of water. Wasl
ing the face, hands and arms with this
leaves the skin clean, and fresh as on
could wish. The wash is perfectly harm
= less, and very cheap. 1t srecommende
re on the authority Of sa experienced se,
sician