The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-29
Ghe1ntelIigenfer:
TITvIL FAMILY HlNTS.

D,S, far DnfHEs.-Drop three OF
NJ isays of ylycerine in the ear before
IS,i,inS Al night; in the morning syringe
The ear with warm water, and continue
hi, nj practice faithfully for some time.
TIE T%S g.,fness and singing often result
t, u" = collection Of wax on the tynpa-
nm or drum Of the ear, and the glycer-
;"S Ia. the effect TO loosen it, while the
~a,sr removes il: | have known this
sT"erineut to he successfully tried on
teFson. eighty years old, when the hear
he would naturally be very imperfect.
70 Drir. Of Rhcumaiim.-lf Sufferer"
Vii lake onc or two Russian baths per
week, using cold water freely, and diet
himself, that ia, eat or drink nothing that
disagree. with his constitution, rheuma-
ti.m will he stranger to him.
Facial Neuralgid.-Permit me to say TO
sufferer" that nineteenth, and probably
4 much greater proportion, OF facial
neuralgia comes from the absorption into
The system Of mephitic Eases, which are
generated in the otherwise vacant roots
aud pulp cavities Of dead teeth, or from
the growth Of small spicul@ Of bone in
The nerves Of living teeth. In either
Gaze, the disease can 10 painlessly and
rslically cured.
RsltfIr NcuralgiG.-If sufferer will use
oil Of Ieppermint--not essence-f0r neu-
raIsia, he will have speedy relief; apply
with camcl's hair brush, or the end Of
your finger.
Reelection ChGppsd Haads.-Indian meal
and vinegar, or lemon juice, used on the
hands when roughened Ly cold or labor
will heal and soften them; rub the hands
in thit, then wash thoroughly and rub
with glycerine.
Rligf(cr Gapped Hdnds-lG.-To three
ounces Of melted mutton tallow add one
ounce Of glycerine and two tablespoons:
iuI Of Of alcohol camphor, stirring all
slowly until it becomes asmooth cream.
Relief for Chopped Huads-IIT.-Rub
strained honey on the backs Of
tie hands immediately after each
washing and while wet, then dry of with
4. soft towel; after two or three applica!
lions the hands will become healed and
smooth.
EtGiJ for Caapped Hands -Iv.-one.
half pint Of water, onc.lalf pint Of aIco-
hOI, one dram borax, one'haIf ounce gly-
cerinc; mix thoroughly, and apply 10
hands before getting into the cold. Do
not wipe the hands, but let the solution
dry upon them.
70 Poish Silesr.-IIavc a diSh Of very
hot water at hand, soft, linen rag for
washing; also very soft cloth Of good
lie, for drying; cake oEsiIvcr soST rub
soap on your wHsh.cluth, and rub sepa.
rately each piece Of silver, Using fine
quality Of silver or toothbrush, cape
cially on the ornamental work, about the
handles, md wherever necessary; dry ut
once, and polish vigorously with a
chsmoi4 skin; this should he done once \
wtpk, or better still, twice, aud there will
I've no lire for powder, which in time will
unavoidabIy turn the silver dark.
70 Restore alpaca and lEerino-If Rus
tic will brush her alpaca perfectly clean
aud free from dust, then sponge the right
side with clear cold coffee which has been
strained through piece Of black calico
or muslin, IA Gitof black muslin is better
than sponge to dampen witlI,) and iron
with hot iron Immediately on the wrong
side, it will "look good ms new" Lille
can restore black merino by the same pro.
cess. To save time / do not rip dresses
to be made over, but cut Close TO tho
teAms in skirt and 0verskirt, leaving the
lining whole, unless desired otherwise.
"a Restore GM.-Ammonia and water
will often restore French gilt il not TOO
much worn of.
Fr Cleaning ZiHc.-Use keroseneoll and
tOttSRStOne.
~ Clean White Spar Ornametts.-BruSh
Sith "Javeile Water" rinse in plain wat.
er, wipe and dry in the sun. This will
also clean marble very well.
70 Clarity Drppings.-Place the drip.
pings over the tire IN suitable vessel
then peal, wash and wipo Il good sized
Irish potato, sIicing as II to Try. Put
Them into the fat and let them simmer
together on the back Of the range till the
sediment has sunk TO tho bottom OF the
pam sktnl carefully any foam on the top,
strain the liquor, and set it to cool.
A Berniag.-Ia last weeks paper l
observed tar water recommended for the
hair. Let me say that in many cases it
"pOi.on TO the hair. The writer Of this
ruined a splrndid head Of hair by ito use.