The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-30
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- 10 keep lemons fT'~h, place tb'iH ..
q lar filled with water, - De- ruvN'i
every day or two.
-I;uhiiny hl,-iron, on sand paper
viii remove every bIJ If starch. AMI rvu-
dcr th-m ycr! smooth
To prevent moths boz carpets. wash
the floor. before laying them. with -lig-
H. IF turp,uiiHy uT h,uNur.
To clean straw bauu,.-. tir-, brush
them with soap and water. them with e
solution If oNaiir acid
Milk which ht- turned or changed,
may lc ~w,c;su,sl oT rendered ~ itI
u-a again, 10y stirring iu "a H'," -"da.
pry paint can bo ~u!icnrl and r.
moved hy an application. with q -v5b,
# a strong solution If nN1'ir acid
T" max" e mustard plaster that viii
draw we'll but no, blister. miN with
the white # an c.g instead II water or
vinegar.
II a ~-hirt-hp>"m "rany other article
ha. been -rorchsd iu ironing. las %
whore bright sun will fall directly "u r.
f. will take u entirely ont.
-G,r.a-o can he drawn from urVgiut.
- kitchen floor 10y putting plenty ":
>uit soap ur the spot and TuhhIuS a bot
filt-ir"n through The sap. One appli-
cation j usually sufficient sometimes
another j. required, washing thoroughly
afterwards.
Salt or hcrf>--all. in the water.
helps - -, hlI.k. \ Tablespoonful #
spirits Il '~urpcntiuc To a gallon "i water
sets most blue. and alum J. very e
tioIcinu> ia setting green. Black or
very dark ]calicpe, should D, -tlfiyn,d
with cum-arahir- five rents worth j.,
enough for q dress. If. however. starch
! used. the garment -hnull b. turned
wrong side out.
There are various method, for re-
moving ink-sttiuS from white iabrIc-,
hat most 81 them attack the material
it~oif. With culnrci goods the difficulty
i increased. for that which viii remove
the ink viii destroy the color. An
European paper ~ states that 4 the
stain J. dipped into hot melted .ust or
tallow and washed when cold in bot
water u will remove the ink together
with the fat.
The lemon >irup bought NJ stores
can Joe made 40 home mIch cheaper.
Take = pound If Havana sugar. bail II
in water down Ia a quart, drop IN 30"
white Of an . 10 clarity H., strain T..
add one quarter Of an ounce If tlTfaric
or citric acid. If you d" not find Il ~1uT
enough after il ha. stood two or ;hree
dav>. adj more 4 the acid. \ frw drops
IF oil Of lennon improves Il.
To wash fine JA-,~. take n large
necked bottle. az with rajn-wat"r. put
in the laceS with a piece u casiii. soap,
leave them Ia soak well. strongly >hss-
inc the bottle now and then. Wlsp
well washed put the iac.~ in clear wafer
with a little blueing and gum-arabic:
then wiring slightly. Do not irUn- but
lay them IN the sun on a stiff cloth with
a pin in each hoop. For NalencieuueS.
rinse them in weak coffee with a little
g~gm-arabic: dy the same WAY.
-All-wUDl dress good or ~Colorel fan
nels should be washed out quickly il
trpid wate-. riased in water II The -Ap-
temperature. wruny dry, and then fold
81 up for a time. together with n or
tXo sheets. - that the moisture shall -
extracted by the cotton or linen; tbey
should then L. iron.I ;il dr.. Apa;euf
wringer (made If India rubber roller.
which can ne adjusted) i almo~; indis-
pcHsable in washing. IL does not wear
the clothes Ike the twisting and wrench
ing If hand-wringinE, and saves tine
most eJhau~ting pan If the wash, b.
sides leaving III. clDth-s drSsr than can
be the ease with ordinary hAnd-Wring-
inc.