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required To brush and floss the teeth. To
remove tartar and discolorations, pre-
pared chalk. such as ladies Use for their
complexions, is both eifectusl and harm
less. In applying the powder, use lit
tie piece of wood, moisten one end Of il,
so as to separate the flores little, and
rub only the stained portion OF the tooth.
After three or four applications the spots
should disappear.
Manufactured washes and powders of
all kinds are to be shunned. Almost
without exception they contain acids
which are positively injurious to the teeth.
A word about charcoal as dentri6ce
1t certainly whitens and purifes the teeth,
but even its occasional use should be con.
demued, as it scratches the enamel and
eventually wears it off. As q purifier it
may be used without Injury to the teeth
by simply packing it around them, and
allowing it to remain there for awhile.
1t neutralizes the unpleasant odors arising
from defective teeth. Rinsing the mouth
with lime water is also good way to
sweeten it and infinitely preferable to
the use of "cloves" or any other "sweet-
ener."
To CURE DIPHTHERIA.-Put q spoon
full of flour Of birthstone into a wineglass-
full of water; stir it with the finger in
stead of spoon, as the sulphur does not
readily amalgamate with the water, and
when we'll mixed, use gargle. In ex-
IRENE cases where gargling is impossible,
the sulphate may be blown through q
small quill into the throat, or sprinkle q
spoonful Or two of the flour of birthstone
on live coal placed on shovel, and let
the sufferer hold his head over it aud in
hale the fumes. This remedy was always
used by the celebrated English physician,
DR.. Field, and was invariably etficacious.
CURE FOR RHEUMATIsM.-Take heavy
linen, or soft leather, cut it the size of
the bottom Of your foot Tor feet, if the
pain is ON both sides Of the body. Get
pure pint. tree tar. Coal tar will not do.
Spread it on the linen, put it on the bot
toms Of your feet and wear it there until
cured. Change the tar every three or
four days, and if it makes the feet too
tender, put hogs lard with it. Keep the
bowels regular.
POTASH FOR FAT PEopLE.--In regard
to my communication directing the use
of potash for reducing persons fat, it
was the solution Of potash known as
liquor POTASH, and not the hydrate. The
dose is fifteen drops in two tablespoon
fuls of water, taken three times u day, u
half hour after meals. 1t will not injure
the health or produce any unpleasant ef-
fects.
MARRYING PICKLE.-As you pick them,
place in brine made of rock salt, strong
enough to bear an egg; leave them eight
days; then put in plain vinegar. For
three hundred pickles: take one gallon
vinegar to two pounds of brown sugar {;
cover the top of the vinegar with cloves
aud allspice, equal parts Of each; heat
boiling hot and pour over the martynos.
Brown BREAD.-Three pints of un-
sifted rye meal, one pint of sifted Indian
meal, one-half tea-cup Of molasses, one
and one-half teacups of sour milk, and
one teaspoonful Of soda. Use enough
water with the molasses and milk to
make the bread moderately stiff. Let it
stand one-half an hour and then bake
slowly three hours.
LEMON CAKE.-OBe cup OF butter /;
two cups Of sugar; five eggs beaten sef'&-
lately; the grated ribd and juice Of ose
lenaoa; one cup Of swees milk; ose-hAlf
te.syesnfrl Of s"dA; one at cream ef