The Osceola times., 1880-03-27
HONE TOPICS.
A Saiura' Taste "A Good wifs--Ni.o.r
neons.
A NATURAL TASTE.

NAiA EAL iAHIE.
Girls love weddings. Why shon,
they noe 1t Is curious experienre ~
them.
Their minds are full Of the. ,,...
theme; they tenderly record each ine;
dent. they can think OF nothing a.
and they tell each other a th9rsa1l
times how the bride looked, ami b~n
the travelling dress became her.
Not otherwise than when, a cDyev h.
ing dispersed, men 20 around and sboo,
the struggling birds, 50 admirers eas;I'
win the hearts Of the fair who are .,;i
lowering wistfully around the memo,"
Of a wedding.
Thus nature has provided chanees e.,
bridesmaids; and thus the Supcrstition
that ii i unlucky to be often a brides.
maid il justified.
For If lady can survive heart-wholo
and pass unscathed through thee ma
menis Of sympathy, it is certain that sbe
will never be won, because Of hpr yerv
madness of heart.
GOOD WIFE.
4 good wife il the greatest earthly
| blessing. \ wife never makes a create,
mistake than when she endeay0rs 10 co.
cree her husband with other weapon.
| than those Of love and affection. Tho,e
weapons are a pull il he has anythhS
human left in him. Forbear mutual ut-
braiding. Il i the mother who mouds
| the character and destiny If her child a:
[ 10 the eNtcriors. therefore let calmness
peace. affection and tirmneSs rule her
conduct towards her children. children
| are great imitatOrS whether they have
/ srnlding or peaceful mothers, they ar
generally sure 10 learn from the exam.
ple- set before them. And thus the
| consequent iIy or sprrow Is transferred
| 10 other families. Therefore, let moth.
er- take heed To their conduct.
MISCELLANEOUS
As iron foundry man recommends as
A ueyrr-tailing speedy remedy for burns
/ and S,alds powdered pine wood char.
I coal.
/ FoE removing blooi spots from woolen
| goods OF tender colur>, IL l. proposed 10
rub them with the inner side Of crust
1 of bread.
A GERMAN technical journal saws that
salts Of tin remove iron stains from linen
much more efficiently than oXaiic acid
will do it.
TIE editor of Truth SAYS there is moth.
ing easier than making good coffee, and
| gives the following good receipt: Put
the ground coffee IN a saucepan; two
spoonsful for each cup-put the sauce.
| pan on the fire; just before the water
boil~ throw IN few drops Of cold water
and take the pot of; strain the cOncoc.
! ton through piece If muslin. and you
/ will have better coffee than l. produced
hy the most complicated patent ma
chine.
FROM numerous experiments made in
the great hospital at Poseu, Prussia, it
appears that ice is a most ciiertual rem.
edy against smallpox. One Of the pa.
tientS in q fiji of delirium ESCAPED TO the
garden, where the snow lay two feet
deep. There he remained the whole
night. with no covering but his shirt.
On the following morning the fever had
subsidized, and the pustuies had dried
| This strange Circumstance attracted the
physicians attention, and, after consul
tation, they determined To keep the tenn
perature OF the smallpox wards yeV
low, and apply small quantities Of ice to
the patients. The results surpassed than
expectations, and at the end OF week
all the patients had recovered.