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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-30

FILTERS AND FILTERING.-In every
well appointed kitchen, there ars tin
or porcelain tunnels. For f1lerfng wat
cry fluids, it is only necessary to insert,
in the choke of the funnel, V-shaped
piece of fine sponge. All such liquids,
on being put into the funnel, will pass
through the sponge and become quite
clear. When this effect ceases, the
sponge must be removed and well
cleansod. Vinous fluids are best clear
ed by flltering through a cone of white
biotting paper, shaped by folding a
square piece OF the paper from corner
to corner, then folding the triangle into
half its size, and opening the folds; ii
will fit any funnel which will act as a
much needed support to the paper
Wines, ETC., poured into this, will run
through perfectly bright. In some
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thick from lees, cork, or other mechan-
ically suspended substance, it can be
made quite clear by flltering through a
wad of white cotton put in the choke
Of the funnel; and when this answers,
it is much quicker than the paper filter
For jelly and oil, wool alone is the pro.
per medium for filtering. The feIted
wool jelly bag is pretty well known as
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TERs.-We have written of this item
repeatedly, but when again and again
we. find others touching our point, we
cannot but note it, and here copy from
a writer in Colman's Rural World.
SIN setting your trees let the lowest
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and incline the tree nearly Eve degrees
in that direction. BY the time they
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be inclined to the northeast. Make a
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from the bottom of the hole. Let this
be piled ur about the tree during the
winter, but remove ii by corn planting
time. 1 do not cut back until the buds
are developed in the spring. I then
run my finger down on the inside of
each limb, rubbing of all the buds
which would producs limbs in the
center of tine top Of ths tree. I then
cut Off half Of each limb, at least hall
an inch above bud pointing outward
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SOAP FOR WHITENING THE HANDS.
Take a wine glassful of eau-de-Col-
ogne, and another of lemon juice; then
scrape two cakes OF brown Windsor
soap to powder, and mix we'll to a
mould. When hard, it will be an ex-
cellent soap for whitening the hands.
To MAKE A CANDLE BURE ALL
NIGHT.-When, as in cases ofsickness,
a dull light is wished, or when matches
are mislaid, put finely powdered salt
on the candle till 1t reaches the black
part Of the wick. In this way mild
and steady light may be kept through
the night, by small piece OF candle.
To PRESERVE FURs.-One ounce OF
gum canphor and one ounce of pow
dered shell Of red pepper, are macerat-
ed in eight ounces of strong alcohol for
seven days, and then strained. With
this tincture the furs and cloths are
sprinkled over and rolled up in sheets.
This remedy j. in c;.stant use in
Russia, under the name Of "Chinese
Tincture for Moths" and is found very
effective.
Cough SYEUP.-Take one quart OF
thick fiax-seed tea, one pint Of honey,
half pint of vinegar, two spoons salt
Ipetre.
Boil all together in a new sarthen
pot that is well glazed, until it becomes
a pretty thick syrup; keep stirring
while boiling, with pine stick; il
fresh from a green tree the better
Dose One tablespoon three Or four
times day.
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LIFE PICTURES.
BY LULA WHEELER.

IT'S Saturday night, the end OF the
week,
And the child is happy and gay,
To-day she's not had a lesson to learn,
But has spent all the time at her play,
With comrades as bright and gay as
herself
She has swung in the old milkhouse loft,
Then with dishes and dolls to put in
the time,
Andikit with her clothing SO soft.
'Tis Saturday night, the child that we
saw
Has changed to maid in her teens,
Instead of the play there's work to be
done,
Still as wild and happy she seems,
For look, you can see blythe tell tale
blush
That mantles her cheek o'er and DER,
She is waiting in hope, though she
don't tell You why
For some one to knock at the door.
'Tis Saturday night, the years that
have fed
Have been merryan bright as could be,
And now tits bride, with her husband
beside,
And a circle of friends that we see.
The rite has been heard that has Joined
them in one,
She has trusted her all to his care,
In the years that shall come, may he
cherish her then,
And help her, each burden to bear.
'Tis Saturday night, this picture this
Breathes of happy contentment and
peace.
With child at each knee, a mother
we see,
On her brow, scarce a line or crease.
Oh happy the home where kindness i;
king,
And virtue and love rule the day,
Fit emblem below OF that bright
"IIome" above
Shall we win? if we struggle we may
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seems, however it may be for the peo.
pie, rather unsafe for the kings. Carlyle
celebrates the First Napoleon's "whifi
of grapeshot;" Hugo tells Of the Third
Napoleon's coup d'etdte. Were Water.
loo ard Sedan, st. Helena and Chisel-
hurst, merely results of these two
events?
We can only point to the succession
of events, and leave the question to
Providence. We can sure, however,
that the sardonic. spirit Of history is
just now counting on one hand the
names of the five French crowned heads
that ended their uneasiness in exile
"Then happy low lie down."
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the best means Of cleaning calves foot
Jelly, and it also answers for olive and
other oil. These bags ssare, however,
too expensive to be generally used;
hence they are rarely seen in kitchens.
A good substitute for the wool bag is a
cullender, on the inside Of which new
flannel lining should be fitted, made OF
double stuff. A wad of white knitting
wool, put in the choke of funnel,
will do to filter any small portion o!
such fluids Scientific American.
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In tie 7-c-c-rl .-.c-ici7c 10 v',ich tic rfi-;od
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he has combined II .a-ly I21ze q lae5a ,
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from 'so-T,a EsVCT {. E1iE.o-7rr-cs1-s' -
In r1ny cases Of Oliver Complaint oIly
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Discovery has 10 o-rcl. - ID elects pc- -Ccc cHcca,
leaving tle liver s-Car Hc-c1 crd health. fC' G,e
cure of sE1bicG.i C0E,etipGtiCz; q IT, Cc--
els il is never IN Ing remedy ard those 40 haze
dsed it for tais pIr0o-c ere loul in IL praise.
The propr.2'cr oicrs f.Cf0 Iov1r,j iur I-eG.cra
that win cqra II for the crc q al the diseases -
which il is racc.1nl ended
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Der peib 3u banseln. Sta4slmann
SER Bienenfprb, tp1s fofet tte @aare e.
8tenenforb Die lab' i'd Sbnen bic Gue
iu ;w6lf Grcfhsn."
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