The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-09

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NJ. .,;.r...l nor,ion Of he house
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c~ser II. .,lern,iued Nv shS almanac
hi ebe eaIFet. miIk.room. bpllars, ete.,
49,. 4. 49, ..,li,r In he .fa,on. When /
the.s hascl,oen thoroughly toansed, we
mae hcg;s Win ,he leastused apart
u,es,s sn5 teoi.h with A. dinine.room
ead l;,chs,
TIE oeIv Nav 70 ACCOMPLISH the house-
el.ari.g Va. - A.. ,c.,es Of drst. tar
mol md m;.srv which are sometines
Thought % b. n nsce.sary attendants, is
10 do hit one room AZ a time, and this
a,,.,,y a., .,sshoi;,.llv. -.
rbe ~. peo,.l;lv X 4 larve. clean,
sof, durt-cloth. rs, little moistened.
with mi. should a dussed every article
AZ h,rr;,yre combined N the room YOU
wish 10 clean. hcbre carving into one
ADJOINING. whore IN should be placed in
a. small a.eomna.. as lpossihlo while
.waitinr a return 40 ,heir old quarters
Pictures and n,irrers II too large TO be
remove,, from the walls. should be COW
cred. d protect fto1, dust and accidental
blows.
The nax. sien !. 4. mil the tscls be
inc careful not 10 break off the heads
and l,.ave no;n,s a the lloor to prove
..vexasion Of spirisi a the one who At
temp,s "a re.laS M sarpec When the
latter i loouened .fr1m the door. Il a
Brussels or a Wilto,. "A should be folded
nv the seams instead Of being ssathered
into bean. AZ the CARPETS would he
creased by this troasneut. which would
not ;n;ure An ingram or n three.ply.
For carpet-beating a sunshiny, windy
dav Is hest. If We live in the vicinity
of a capet.heatinr establishment, we
shall Of course uatfonize II but If not
we must have. suspended between two
trees or some eoualls convenient support,
s.rons repe of ssfieient Length 70 per-
init The oarpe, 70 6e smoothly over it.
Az II would he dificult TO pe. a heavy
Garnet owe, A rome hung bioh enough TO
Keen the former from dragging on the
grass il il well to fasten one end of the
rona 40 ono treo ana mass the other end
looselv over a limb Of the other tree
leaVine the intermediate mart 90 sslack"
that II will lie on the Ground. The car.
NET can now he laid on il and the rome
drawn mn and fastened. Select for whips
long. smooth. flexible bouehs. and en-
ploS as heaters The two strongest and
moss patient workuen at your command.
A Brussels or other heavy carpet should
be whiuped on the right side. as the fab
tic il 20 thick that il does not sift through.
When beating no longer produces dust,
the carpet should be taken down BY
Ioosenine the rope till it is as ..slack" as
at first: then. If Brussels, lay the right
side TO the grass and shake we'll; after
which il NAV be hung on the rope and
aeain tested with whips. 10 make sure
that no dust remains. II NAV now be
lcft hanging in ,the wind for a time, or
b folded smoothly and brought within
doom.
While the cispet.beaters are at work,
the house-cleauer. with closed doors and
opeued windows. has taken a quantity Of
damn tea and cotgee-Orounds saved for
The purpoae. and with them sweDt the
--snr. --ifhru-the mop is brought into
reoui.itiou for the scrubbipg-b.sh is
rarely needed on the flosr that has been
and i, 10 be protected bv a Garnet
Now for the closets. Everything in
them sbould he shaken out or dusted
walls rubbed down, shelves washed, etc.
For hi, purnose. il is not necessary 10
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