The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-10-26
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~ % jsSveuk duse whom.
/ = rooa ~ eovee H. broom
s. g. : q 1anpsl. The dust
81 ~ e6slly retAeysd " this means,
- S!1nlsved eb0dt tho room.
II ogegvees B Viii b lohnA that the col.
~ - ~ ce!pst Wal 6e Frightened BY
& pepte ~ aiter . good broom has
6unda - Sllent plan that the servant
lno0vess ~ cafpet aasin With . damp
oloth. he Geiufs OF . faded carpet can
/ - eeeed BY washing 1t over with
ammS1a water or bullock's gall. In rooms
Whoee the WoodWor IL painted Il ID al
/ WaDosWell TO have an inch or two Of the
] eeog painted also, 90 that Il, In changing
/ they do not exactly ct IL will
~ noticeable - IL white hue
Z Ie 4Aown. az
y 81 handsome design for = patchwork
lon Il to make . large IAN OF velvet
Or sasin, 1T sho Md be 20 large
thk is wai covcr nearly or quite half Of
4 n c1sdion; put velvet or satin over
reH OF the cushion; tho handle
hid point toward one corner. An.
pretty way is TO cover half the
c1hlon with the color; the material
NJ OF silk, satin, or velvet pat this
- di1eonally. The rest Of the cushion
AouM BE- covered with the crazy patch.
Plain pieces Of satin may be
" llede very ornamental by working
eMe little Iefegn on them. or simply BY
pMeting . Small crescent Of some con.
tr9estug0olo with fine button-hole stitch
sSs s dix ofa bright hue.-Nsw York
Sa1ncrtxa FLonR.-Fiest look to the
color; Il Il Is white, with q yellowish.
celorsd tlnt, buy it; if it il white, with
abfuisA coat, OF. with, white specks in It
6ecoad, Examine its adhesiveness-
Wstsaid kneed little Of 1t between the
Ringers: hit works soft and sticky. it is
poor. Throw q little lump of dried
-four against asmooth sur face, IL it
falls like powder it is bad. Fourth,
saueese some Of the flour tightly In
your hand; IL II retains the same shape
good st9e. It's safe to buy flour that
will stand all these tests.
10 CLEAN HAIR BRusHHs.-Put des
srtspooniut or saleratus into half pint OF
sverm water. Dip in the brush and rub
until clean. The best way is to wash
4Wo brushes ct the same time, and fuD
hem together until the bristles are
3mte. Then rinse them In q bowl of
s0I9 Wntar. and rub with Q thick cloth
3nnI nearly dry, and place them upright
= ~ open window until wholly dried.
Defsptve hearing is growing more
S0yaAnt in the United States. So
.sSays.Df. Sexton. It produces in chill
iron ~ first the appearance of stupid.
~ and then the reality. They do not
ear sounds distinctly, and, OF course,
'shey cannot Initiate sounds accurately.
yetectstn the teeth are great cause of
SAh unsuitable calamity In the young,
md thtsis . fresh reason for avoiding
mack applications If so.called dentists
And Keeping to pure soap and water in
5eicaning The teeth.
- 70 9 LEANsE TIE HAIR.-To one gill of
1fnleh water, add twenty drops Of
esIp1 and with bit Of flannel
6fA sponke n III tho tho head and hair, di.
Gidfng lisintoJ partings, 50 as 10 rub out
The danaEntf thoroughiy. Then comb
H. he'd Nltha fine.tooth comb, and let
~ dry the rair. This hair wash has
mem Tor years, and will not only
;l.ot preserve the colsr and thick.
= hair.
Z, way 70 extract the juice of
71eee F& IA invalid is to broii the beef
Ill ron for . few minutes, and
Z u SeE0 the juice from it with a
e9er; put 9 little salt With it.
10 given as the sick one pre-.
n 81 hot OF it may be frozen
T ~ Gapes I'm oh,okens.