The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26


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wafurri carpet We can ind. and pay
chreriully In The addri lasor n moving
furniture when the carpet y taken up.
The hardest room 10 clean i the
library. especially n V Il %''populOus
With books and %sboundlug IN aocum.
nlsilons II magazines and files ~ news.
papc. Hut BY reducing ,he work 10 q
system II can be done aud restored 10
IL former exact order, 20 that not q
paper shall bc misplaced The pictures
ARE hrs removed from the wall. busted,
wiped and set away ready ~ be hung
again. Then the loose magazines aud
papers aro busted and laid away safely
In order. Then the bookcases are
empticd. the contents 0f each shell laid,
front edge down, on the loor Of anoth-
Vt IUOIIlt III ilHf fhu'N bt''l III WhAth
they ara taken from the case. Then the
bookcases are taken apart, II they can
be and need Is, busted, wiped and made
ready 10 receive their treasures again.
Or this cleansing may be done after the
carpet has been removed nmi the sweep
ing done. II one careful head superyises
this work, there need be NJ confusion
aud no difficulty In restoring every book
and picture and paper TO its exact place
when the cleansod carpet Is tackled
down again and everything has the
clean smell Of things freshly washed.
Time is n very important element in
hou'c-clcaning. 1t IA folly to work
against time In this trying Of all work
Far better take II comfortably, doing
one room q day thoroughly and well,
and having intervals Of rest between,
than to crush ii through" and be utterly
exhausted In mind and body when II Is
finished. The closets and drawers, the
shelves and pantrics, the trunks and
chests. must all be gone through and
put In order, and this Il slow and tire
some work, but quite as essential as
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that which shows more ior time spent
on 1t. Beds must be taken 10 pieces
and %clennsed, bedding put IN IN sum-
blankets anu quits washed. " need oe'
and put 10 perfect repair. IL one begins
rhis work when the buds begin TO swell
and concludes II when they are 10 full
leai' sho does Well IL Is nm inlignity
10 spring coming SO royalty. WIN ias-
seis on the trees ana p'rds singing her
welcome 10 De so engrosseu IN our sor-
did work that we have no time 70 mote
ENJOY inc deepening, green on .ae
hiil,sues, the bursting blossoms on the
apple-'rees, me steady rising rom ,ne
aark sou OF my leaves anu the UNFOLD
ing OF the whoris oil the honey-suckic.
inose VINO ave gone through inc
m,il LOT WeNty-lse years nave EXHAUST
eu inc current knowieuge concerning
mo'nous' bu. yopng houseseepers may
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