The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-03-23
household HELPS.

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70 CLEAS SEA SHELLS Fresh water
shells can be cleaned by soaking them in
a solution Of chloride OF lime aud polish
ing them with pumice stone,
STAINED MAEBLI A small quantity
OF diluted yitriol will tako stains out Of
marble. Wet the spots with the acid,
and in few minutes rub briskly with
soft linen cloth until they disappear.
To CLEAS SmyERwARr. -- Frosted
silyerwarc or frosted ornOmentation on
plain silver should DO cleaned with a soft
brush and strong I've, accompanied by
frequent rinsngs In soft water. After
the frosted parts are dry, the polished
parts may be rubbed carefully with
| powder.
70 CLEAN BRASS Brass is cleaned
With pumice stone and water, applied
| with bI1sh-an old toothbrush wiz
answer polishing with dry pumico and
wooden cloths. This will clean lamp
burners, caudlc,ticks, knobs and faucets,
also the pedals Of pianos, and gus
burners,
CLEANSING MARBLE. To take grease
| out Of marble or stone, cover nll night
with soft soap and and wash with boiling
lrc.
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| n,,r. ,oel, yitL a uu,, diu,,,d in strong
| hot lyr Of potash or wood ashes, and let
1t dry without wipiur, then wash III suds.
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boat onI ,Ln tmrncnI;ro GRADUALLY aided
MI or 1nnrs and oyov from fir,--bo.
fore the mixture has cooled. The work
dry il uiycu several conts. each being
hardened IN n manners oven. The last
cont mny he rubbed down. first with
uipoli n1plicd on n soft cloth. then with
n fcw drons Of oil
Cu,,cn,r Avn Ira Irsre Charcoal
laid ant While ON hnn will cause fine
pain TO nbnto. limited meat, surrounded
with it, is swectcncd; strewn over heaps
ofdccomposedpelts, or over dead animals,
it prevents any unpleasant odor. Foul
water IL purified by 1t. 1t sweetenS oil
ienSlve AIR II placed IN shallow trays
around apartments IL Is SO porous thnt
II nbsornS ma cohdehSes gases most
rapidly one cubic men OF fresh cIHr,
conf Will absorb nearly one hundred
cubic inches OF gaseous ammonia.
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70 RESTORE FROZEN PLANTS AS soon
az discovered pour cold water over tho
plants, wetilng every leaf thoroughly.
In a few moments 1t Will he crySthIlHed
WIN timex coating 81 Zee IN TINS state
place IL III the dark; 'hitihliE covered
WIN a newspaper INC zee VIII Slowly
m'l'' leaving inc rl"ht III us "riSil"i
S'"'e OF n'aIt''; nlt II must e' 'r'' III "
moderately cooI p'ae" 'or S''efu days
70 TAKE Orr InoY RUsr.-Ono ounce
| Oh cream tartar ana one ounce Ol SAT- Oh