Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-15


When the'e Is pcroo In delicate health, The
family a'e o0en aroused in The night 10 set
bot mi5t or bottle VI hol Natct II Is well
Ia have q fcaiiet provision At hand Al any
rubber stctc YOU can procure lal bag with
screwed stopper and handle, fof hot watct
fhi, IA much mote convenient than the brick
-, glaas bottle, and can bc applied To az, part
oi the body a. well ~ lor ~ primary use cold
feet Il Is also useful Article 20 take travel
ING To heat the bed in damp o. unused deep,
ing apartment, The water, II boiling to begin
With, viii remain warm all night When You
have finished using II, emp,, II At once and
screw an the stopper 10 prevent mislying that
important section Never hang up the bag
fall OF watrfl the weight ot the contents will
slowly hut su,ely pull the uhhe, away i,nm
the neck screw and cause hopeless leakage,
An " t,na OF tc,si,nd that ITS over
ga' hufnci, and, viii support tin cup, can be
used to warm milt ~ heat up beet tea az othe,
drink, and 10 heat poultce or lotion, IL
cheap and useful Investment A graduated
glass fGf medicines. avoiding the drop pnd the
teaspoon, glass tube for liquid food when the
invalid ia unable To 10 the head, and paper
maehc basin, Iigh, OF weight aud easy to cary,
should hni place on the shelf Make room
also lot roll of old linen and ono of soh flannel
tnt emergency,
A tin ~ china hnN OF mustard cayenne pep,
pct and iaNsccd meal. all ready To spread 10,
mustard poulliee. and square oi oiled silk to
cover over any poultier, should be at hand,
Its not often sale 10 take prescription medicines
cl any Kind without direct medical advice, hut
the preparation, of licotee, known as brown
mixture, with little muIiate OF ammonia IN IL,
Is excellent tor sudden snihS cold. Aromatic
ammonia Is an invaluable bottle, an innocent
stimulhnt 10 keep on hand, 70, ian,ing'tl,
give q hal.traspooniu, OF aromatic spirits OF
ammonia, with tablespoonful OF whisky OF
brandy, in Tablespoonful OF water Keep the
spirits oi harishotn OF strong ammonia quite
away from this shelf,
4 bottle OF box OF ",oda.mnl pills fof
siecplosN dyspepsia a tiny h~Ilc OF paregoric--
one OF the good, safe old remedies that will
often ward OH q coming cold as well rs relieve
Htln anu NlhiilNiN " HNiNN W
lioiimanS anodync ior raging tooth when you
ate worn out with Sceplcssness, and also ior
some kinds OF "opptcssion;' small vial Of
acctie ether To Sniii At, which often gives breath
again TO the nervous as,hmatie. tiny bottle OF
homeopathic eoloc,p,hus teacumhctl, which
cures collie with laughable ,apidi,y, and the in
valuable aconitc pellets, the homeopathic
lancet. tor ieyeriShness without outer pro.
nouneed symptoms, OF when the ringing, eroupy
cough is heard at midnight to the mothers
dimay, A bottle Of pure eosmoline, that, well
rubbed in on the throat OF the shoulder, has often
euted soreness in either: OF else the good old
mixture Of cqpalswe oil, afnica and laudanum,
that, also well rubbed In, cures many "stiteh
in time. SO small bottle of turpcniine, to
he sptnklcd over ho, hannes, Is ready and
"handy" for throat, chest ct stomach As
many sore throat CONS from the stomach, this
can be often relieved by seidlts powder and
10y swallowing teaspoonlul OF plain comolinc
let It 10 down slowly ~ II mel,s, It is OF i'm,
portanee to have bottle OF the pares,. not
scented, eoSmone on hand, A. this remedy Is
now used ior inward as well rs outward applica.
tions. Chlorate OF potash, the mvariahle gargle
in the early days OF diphthcrie alarm, Is now
found to act better II administered n a garglc,
thirty grains in y tumbler OF clare, lone.half
wa,er), followed by swallow Of plain cosmo.
line until five teaspoonfuls have been taken
These are given it must be remembered. only
II no doctor can be reached; and little chlora,e
of potash thve grainsl may be swallowed in
water every two hours unit, other help comes.
This Is now sold compressed in iive-grain pills.
The shelf is not full yet. but these will do for
beginning, And II you are without shelf or
any apoiheeay's appliances, of any "pa,hy
whatever, and have the means at hand TO
secure no, water quickly, eithc, to drink OF to
apply outwardly. you can roui many sudden
attack and he asleep before morning, An
indispensable flannel wrapper should hang ON
near peg; even in summer weather il in itself
is a comforting remedy for many kinds OF
uneasiness
There Is one pin.cushion that should always
stand "loaded." either on the bureau OF on the
work. table, with aiew threaded needles in Il,
always ready. A black silk needle. a "pa,ent T"
thread in colors, and Two needle, threaded with
hne and coarse white cottonihesc make all
the difference between catching flying button
OF hastily departure and Of starting in disrepair.
A bottle OF strong hartshorn, ammonia, for re-
moving stains in clothing, with ready sponge
attached to its cork, is as necessary 10 every
wardrobe a. is a clothes brush. - INiiadsltiia
Leisy.
The Marquis dc Lenville is producing some
thing OF a sensation in Paris As an opposite"
oi hroled becisteak. II Is understood he came
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