Richland beacon., 1873-02-08
Useful SUGGESTION

WHEREVER nitric acid rollutes the air e
bv its yapOrs. aS in sundry branches OF III e
dlstrv. all injurious consequences may ne h
ot,yiatcd by the free Use OF ammonia. Inc
yapor OF the latter, combining WIN Una,
OF the nitric acid, forihS colhpo"'i' \
which is inodorous and innocuous. .
NEW use of paper is that of forming 7
il into window-shuiter', whlci are sai u; !"
he fir, proof. The paper pulp, While
wet, is pressed over tim sheet IRON =
nI,tc. which. gives body to the shutter,
while the exterior form Is Obtained from
/ the mould in which it l. pressed.
coxst-,rrvs of canned articles should
o,n tbat when they buy two pound can
90; tr,,;t thry Get 2t ounces. can and con-
,rnfs included. How one pound and 4
half including four ounces of tim, can
make up two pounds OF peaches, one oi
those mysteries known only 70 Baltimore
Gamers Thl- Is one OF tho,e lf2''l,
that consumers should s'ainp "U' III s'.oi
order. by refusing 10 purchase cl'ls u'i,
less they weigh pounds hct lor
Mound can.
RECENT writer-we know not who
e cav. ..ff there's any one thing more
icant;ful ,hln another in q garden of
/ ,inwrrs. that thing is Il beautiful girl, with
, a s,Inhounct on her head. 50 wide and ca
{ nociouS that Won have 70 get right square
. h.f,re her and pretty neal her 10 see The
:. The glowing chteys that are sure TO he
I, there if she is 1t all accustomed to garden
= walks and works. liiy>"'Iiy' thtic ''I'
', lie nothing hett'r ior ot'@n'.i> i,n' Nv
: deed for MANY WiV'H' ulin ~ c'Nc SUN
Y charge OF Il small Hover "Ar."n'
~ PovNDEp alum is one 81 the Simplest
il modes Of purifying watcf-a Elc' Wilith
~ should be mere generally known. y ta-
7 n N.
:, into Il hog Shcad Of water Che water sur
- red at the same timc) will. after few
i. hours, by prccipitating to the bottom t!lr
!! impurr particles. so purify 1t that lt VIII
u be found 10 possess nearly the freshness
- and clcarncsI of the finest spring water.
81 4 pailfll, containing four gallons. may
- be puriiicl by single teaSpooniul OIL
:. alum.
NJ 70 MAKE CLOTHING iNpESTRrCTiBLE.-
ro Eiemann. in his FuO67flt""g. recon-
or monds for this purpose Stctplh;S III" COY. !.
IN. tor twelve hours III solution prepared IL
i,r the following manner: Ten pounds G
,rr alum and twenty pounds OF sugar Oh ie;r
Is. are dissolved IN warm water me hiXtuf'
ir hvnr lett unGi,tIIrbel until tile rfccip'
$50 t;to OF lead sulpi,ltc Is deposited. In
tx. clear liquor, now consisting Oh acc'a'
~ of aiunlina. is then drawn oil anu nike
:, with IS1 gallons of water. in which h'li
III lS'hgiaSS mas "eeii "loso''cui 1 ,i,;.h,'
we STEPPED, the 2poIs are diitu ann "''i'ii0
Nv. by pressure or otherwise.
~. nan Gr,xp SEcrEr.-This new Sapoi
f, ocrous Process OF Cleaning CLOTHES :
every description. disp2nScS with r%bhin!
pounding and boiling. saves halt the lao'
and costs much less than the OFt!iilsi
process, Tale ! ounces of spirits OF III
ppantine' and onr.fol,ah of an ounce
,,,o, spirit, of sal ainmOhiac, and mix we'll T.
,-,tl,cr. Then rut The mixture into 4
i;;S -, ,,.or,, w.,tnr il, which half pound
no ,ho h".t nuaIitv ofhard soap has been Iii
IRE. s,it 81 into his thc cloIlrs are immeI
ives aJ ~ d Ii The ncbt and the next d.
Il Is ~ n. ,sI' rho dirtrsr clothing being FREE
; OF trnf, dirt and fine linens much long
, .nr preserved. 10 make the spirits of