The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-26
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THE HOUSEHOLD.

a. the fApIu SlOs'HS VI WV V"'-'
r.ip, all the juices within, and these be-
,oming heated, create Il natural process
Il .,eaming in its own gravy.
remarkable article called fish flour
Ia, been brought forward in the last few
ys,r,. II is not as yet manufactured in
any great quantity, and as the article is
iii new in the market, consequently
,bsre i. no great demand for it. The
sonr !. prepared from dried fish Of the
S,,, ouaIity; il is thoroughly desiCCated,
and then ground in mill.
The true gamey flavor Of a young part
,iJge is never better appreciated Than
,itbin few hours Of its being
Killed This may sound rank heresy
:, some persons, but it is neverthe.
Is.. iaci, cartridges will bear hang
;ns and their semi.decOmposed flesh
!. nat 10 be despised; but this Is a
d,yor quite distinct from the true gamey
dayor Of a iresh.killed bird.
Until the kitchen becomes thoroughly
and systematically organized, and is re-
,,rdeI a, one OF the most, II not the
most important Of household depart
ment, there can be no such thing as ha-
bi,ual health in the family. Bad
cooking poisons more people than all the
nau.eons drugs ever administered to poor
humanity, and it affords the remote cause
lor the employment Of twO.thirds Of all
the divorce lawyers in existence.
LISA decided mistake to suppose that
plant. are unhealthy in sleeping apart
ment, or sitting rooms, OF course, II the
flower, e1hale strong pertume-such as
that Of taberoses, hyacinths, and daphnes
they make the air too OdOrOuS to be de-
,irabe at night; but healthy, growing
nlanl. absorb the carbonic acid in the at
mo,phere, and keep ii pure and agreea'
bic. They are, in fact, the best disintect-
ants that can he employed,
There il u movement on foot in Eng
land to establish village school kitchens.
The scheme has been found to answer
na,, IN .omo iu.,opccs The elder girls
are told oil for the purpose, and work to-
gether under superintendent, six at
time, two "a cooks and four a. kitchen.
maids. The meat cooked is sold at a low
price. sometimes to the parents Of the
children at the school, sometimes to such
Of the scholars as come from distance
and are glad to be spared the burden Of
carrying their dinners with them. Tho |
cooking is only carried on on certain
DAYS, and 80 we'll has the work been ar.
ranged with respect to the other school
occupations that the nrcdlC.wOrk and
general efficiency OF the scholars has not
sucfr'. u, ,'Is 'v's' ",' s' ,oi . w.,
linary triumnL, Ly the diocesan insncctor. |
All sort, Of glass vessels and other
utensils NAV be purified from long.re.
tainrl smell. of every kind in the easiest
and most perfect manner by rinsinp them
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many OIL Inc colds which people are
said to catch commence at the feet. To
to effect an insurance against the almost
intCrminablc lit Of disorders which
spring out Of "sliVht cold.n First, never |
be tightly shod. Boots or shoes when
they tit too closely press against the foot
Gna Pfey ,vI the Tree circulation Of the
with commSr5tivs ' I"o, SU%" ybs s" Ioo%
gets fair play, and the spaces left between |
the leather and the stockings are filled |