The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-07-14
FAMILY HINTS.

TIA HAIR ToNIC.-Strong infusion Of
black tea, one pint; bay rum. four ounces ;
oil Of lavender, one drachm; alcohol, foni
ounces glycerine, four ounces.
Seeds will terminate quickly at a tcns.
perature of 60 deg. Fahrenheit; but, fc.
growing strong and healthy, n Temperature
Of so deg. is better. Peas and beans ger
inmate quicker, and are less likely to rot IL
the ground, IL soaked for twelve hours bc.
fore planting.
To WASH TOWELS WITH CoLoRED Boz
DERs-To set the colors. let the towel
soak in q pailful OF cold water containing
one teaspoonful of sugar of lead let then
remain ton minutes before washing. Tc
make the colors look clear and bright, use
pulveized borax in the wash water. very
little soap, and no soda.-A02i6.
Fon WASHING snvER-Put a half tea
spoonful Of hartslorn into the suds in which
the silver Is washed have the water hot /;
wash quickly, using a small brush rinse IN
hot water and dry with a clean Linen tower +;
then rub very dry with n ehamois skin.
Washed in this manner. silver becomes
very brilliant. and requires no polishing
with any Of the powders or whiting usually
employed, and the silver does not wear
out.
H,rR-BnusmEs.--A few drops of harris
horn put into a little water win clean n
hair brush better than anything else, and
does the brush no harm. II very dirty, rub
n little soap on the brush. After cleaning.
rinse in clear water. and hang the brush mp
by the window to dry. Do not-let the
oris'es res, on any nard substance WINE
wet I'VE peteer 70 Tie n string round tne
hanaie anu nang up.
MorE roR TINE Eyr -T,le n toruab,;r
and double Il LEAVING n loon n tbem mot
can ~ coon Il. a. ~ a; 49, a.
eye, and the mote will come out as the hair
Is ~hdra II it cannot be seen. raise the
ia OF the eye rs FAR as possible, and place
the loop in 1t ms far as you can. close the
eye and roll the ball for a few times, then
draw out the hair. The substance which
caused SO much pain Will he sure to come
with it
sAr1cyfrc Acrp IN Rurr,s .rrs,, =
This remedy IL now In EXTENSIVE ne. far the
treatmcnt and cure Of Rheun,o,;sn1 The
I,onSon TonrSt rerorts acasa ~ anrta ~han.
matism' complicated by pericarditis and
proncno,pheumonha, which was renewed al
onec, wneh tne paueht was apparently
lying, py saicyiate or soainm AFTER failure
III u Iair trlai OF the nikaiine treatment
Inc remedy was given IN twenty gran
PLANTS TT tha roots no
come potbound Of plants that have Ice,
blossoming uli winter in the bouse Il vii
become necessary to renot them In IN,
spring. and the hest time IN do 20 viii, n,
during the months of April and MAY Or
il You wish. Won may mt them ont in ~,
yronnd tr;nm;rc tbem M and ,Ls- N
soon sprout again. making nice plants, The
branches trimmed of will make good slips
and fine blooming fall. plants for next au-
uni 4.
Nr,,rn z,vo po,s, - CO..
roisoN WITH SWEET
Ill poison OF any conceivable dcscrip-
so = uugiee VI Poeehcy, wnich mas been
tn'e anaay Q, aociaentally swallowed may
" r,nuerea utmost instantly harmless by
s"npiy swaio"ing TWO gus OF sweet OIL.
~ IuuNn WIN q very strong consltu'
nron sncuiu take nearly twice the quantity
in ot van mos, positveiy neutraiize every
aoani !, segetaoie, animal, or mineral poison
win when physicians and chemists arc &C
quain'ed. A f1f y
Spors ON TOWELS I'm Uosyrpv ,.,, N.
nppcar with little trorhlo 70 ! l;t,i. h. =
horn IL mt into encr,,h a haI.s
articles. and they arc ieft ~ ~ ~ Ja H sne
two before watching and ~ c,nr,i =
mt into the voter in ub;oh tLa.ns
Clothes are soaked the n;gbt toeo-s VII. ~
inV. the ense with which ~, 49, On
be washed. md their gre,t ,vh;tsnae sm,
-cleanness when dried viii he 49, - u
inc R~emcnberipg tbe snail ,s.y sst
three oparts ~ bart.hnrn ~ paul ior
strength. one can easily COO that ~ HannI
ing PREPARATION cnn ba move 49,. ~
tained. ~ Aeap'y oo'
To REuoyE Gnr ,sr spors D.
teaspoonfuI of bartshor, - nnii q
spoonfuI Of alcohol . W. . ~, q tea
cloth or soft sponge in it, and rub and soak
the spot with it, and the grease, il freshly
dropped, will disappear. II the spot Ia 81
long standing IL may require several appli.
cations In woollon or cotton the spot ma,
DO rubbed when the liquid is applied. nns
also in black silk, though not hard. Blu
with hght or colored silk wet the spo
with the cloth or sponge with which tn
hartshorn is put on, patting it lightly
ltubbing silk, particularly colored silk, /
apt 10 leave a whitish spot. almost as disl
rreeaoie as the gresse snat
D~EsiccArED Eaos.-Tho pcrishable m
tuio OF eggs has naturally detractcd iron
heir vnlue as n standard article OF diet
tut iately the process of drying has beer
substance OF n delicate amber tint, which
.etains ITS properties for years unimpaircd
n any climate. In this form eggs may BIZ