The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-15
QheGnteItiqtrce1.
THE HOUSEHOLD.
Interesting Information Tor F"hi-
'"' liz Use and Comfort.

y.IInw stains, commonly called IRON
nj are removed from linen by hydro
u EI'ric nciI or hot solution OF oIaIic
, ,ria Wash well in warm water
mall piece Of paper or linen. moist,
ANAL with the spirits OF turpentine and
Nv, on, into bureau drawer or wardrobe
wv Jingle day, two or three times, Is
aid to be sufficient preservation against
moih-, Il,
;iL, where windows are the only mode
"'- yDrntilationl il to open the sleeping
W ,o into A hall where there is an open
, ,3V in order to avoid the draught.
wiuIM with a small opening at top
.aj b5ttom yentilatcs more than one
wi,hono opening only
Never use anything but light blankets
covering Tor the sick. The heavy
.',, .5' Cotton counterpane is bad,
~. the reason that it keeps in the eX-
t"' from the pores Of the sick per
"' n while the blanket allows them to
, n,.. through. Weak persons are IN:
pla,i,bly distressed by great weight Of
L'i clothes, which often prevents their
yc,tipc any sound sleep whatever.
cbiIl. bed should slope little from
d'L.,J IN ,hr loot 80 that the head may
WV Iiule higher than the feet; but never
T,nL ,hr nrcS to get the head on the pit
T I', mi. makes the child round-shouI.
L,.,,l r,,mp, the veins and arteries aud
;",o,tsrc. with the free circulation OF
,6S blood. Even when a child IL several
v ,r the pillow should be thin aud
made Of hair, not feathers.
For damp closets aud cupboards which
generate mildcw, y trayfnl OF qnick'lim99
NH he found to absorb the moisture and
FENDER the air pure, but OF course II is
"occ..ary to renew the lime from time to
lime A. becomes fully slaked. This last
remedy will be found useful in safes aud
,tr"ns.room., the damp air Of which acts
freoTcn,Iy most injuriously on the v9Iu'
abb, deed, and documents which they
contain.
Flower, nearly always begin to fade
and Jroon after being kept for twenty.
Imr Lnurs in water; u few may be re-
y;ycL nv substituting fresh, but all may
Ls restored by the use Of hot water. For
MA purpose place the flowers in scaId'
Inc water, deep enough to cover about
one.thiri Of the length Of the stems. ny
the time this is cold the llowers VIII nave
become Crecta and fresh. Then cut oil mo
shrunkcn ends Of the stems and put them
into cold water,
In Sweden they say, good housewives
mako bread enough To last month and
ham, il nm around the kitchen. Some
"mr6 nroyi.ion might we'll he made for
,Io Nav Yorl household when October
s"i, in. for il i, an every day conjecture
IN ihr Iookrr.nn a. Ia who cooks the din.
nor and bend. baby during the whirI and
air If opcning weeks. The sensational
nha,e of fashion l. always strongest when
ihcrei zeal respecting Il, and when Sep
icmber ba. introduced novelties, October
shows the iruitasc. il then that New
VAIL street. resemble flower gardens, and
!, Ian womon Of extraordinary stoicism
win remain, at home when every one else
!. abrooJ giving and receiving the inc
yitablr nudge and clbowing common to Il
ciiyrrowL
X,,L;m,i,n,o., ,rvi,o IN ,,o m;s,rc.s
nT'u,"B H. ",",U Il N" han N hc
" "''3,',I T." ""S Iipn :" for ,he cnn.
Voap'',u" ~ ,,. J"' ,, " IN NV mothirv
'T' T w. "i" STi","L M "ihor Wiz.
"r, Tbc LW.y neopIc Of the world arc
tLe uncnal pronie: Inc man whose
nyory moment /. worth money TO himself
and In othrr. nlwnys manage. TO be in
Time If /. hard that suc6 persons rs
tbc.c ,bonlI he comnrlIcd 10 waste n long
inns in waiting dinner for tho arrival Of
some man. or woman whose Inpunctuality
ia merely thc result of an impertinent
want of Iorclhouuht, The propcr mode
If treating such prrson, would De 10 IL.
more them altogether. H. when the din.
nor ho,,rnrriycl. dinner we're served, and
the ,lnwllcrs were comuelled by their late
arrival either ia 90 without dinner or 10
sit down in the middle OF the fcast-no
bringing bnck Of early dishes allowed
thil eyil of careless latcncss wonld soon
be remcdlrd, 80 sorry to be latc,o ought
to be met by, 80 sorry We couldn't wait,
but clad 10 have YOU ioin us at this
stage" II ladies would take this matter
into their own hands this habit Of late
arrival, which is u positive social NUS.
ancr. wonld soon he cured.
A,co.,,,mo In, Io,olv hoor rror,otCI
IA , nI.co anon, ,Lo Gno oris II iaI
"Io,,5"i IN t""w in NV, whit d;r"ct}on tho
,lSyclommorS, ot tnsTi"N nro tcnIinT
"US.iym,S i i. s,ot"J viii mt "nIv 10
nnt,I Snl rcomotric IN thsir character
Mtol.o ,o9Io"icai" Ev"tisi,c brocoIes
,",g mA' i;e, D ,;o.s
PAINTERS and Notwithstanding" beasts,
that are by no means liie.like in their
proportions or coloring, and far more
nearly allied to the fabulous creatures In
stone that decorate a Gothic cathedral
than the savage dcnilcns Of n modern
menageric. Artists, II seems, have also
gone to museums and borrowed old her
aliii devices with which to ornament
the robes Of ladies' who value their per-
'onal appearance. Unicorns, winged
bulls and birds are used proiusely. OH.
entail writing, the hieroslyphics Of the
ancient Egyptians, Persian atabcsQucs,
anil Chinese and Japanese signs are art.
istiCally converted into patterns. One
design Is mentioned ns being peculiarly