Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-13
I'm HOUSEHOLD.
~. for the Young House
!. |. Regard to Sweeping
and busting.
...heon and Dinner Biiis-of
''~'' :. Every Day--A Variety
of viands.
sr..ping aud busting.
-. hi rrRIIuNE HERRIcK.

~ Trench verbs, "what is the
P s.s,nc All these moods and tense
sa 20 seldom or never put into
~ " teacher, more frank or less
/, IAN the majority of his con-
.,sed eyebrows and shoulders.
,.ssassroiselle, pour lie rendre plus
~ The phrase comes involun-
|. .oe's lips in reading some of the
"a intricate instructions given
.. an what TO an unprecedented
3. rould seem to be among the
household tasks.
\ .,.rtled sometimes into a vivid
n" II the fact that there Is moth
+, ssder the sun, by finding a bibli-
i recorded thousands of years
X n srnresses so aptly a state of af-
n to.day that 1t would seem to
Is,an written for that pur-
|Tssn Solomon said that man
I'm made upright, but had
!, an nv Inventions" he probably
Eiboueht of the latter clause be-
|si,d 10 the proper methods of
H, and busting. But modern
lsiIIzes all things, and no other
kSrribe SO compactly the direc-
IA on these topics by some
= excellent housekeepers. One
lsrges with great diffuseness
Urgent necessity Of busting
ia in q room carefully, then
esn all into another depart
3seping the emptied chamber,
i nturning furniture and orna-
a heir places, busting them once
I'M no less minuteness than II
tbesn suffered TO remain during
{.zteping. Few mistresses have
n d devote to this multiplication
4 md no servant could be found
5vuld follow such programme.
4 sed, what gain is there in this
<rNi In the natural reaction
\ rrscrupulousness the danger of
4 ldiness is to be as sedulously
the duties of life, sweep
n be made either a difficult or a
Y nstter. In many homes sweep
y Aolds a place hardly second to
. uag In horror. The mere word
vision of open windows,
4 halls, flying dust and general
ICE, with no place of refuge
. Domestic whirlwind is past. It
pcssible for some minds to dis
n BE Idea of thorough cleanliness
borliOnate discomfort while the
+ process is being carried on
4 Sin Saxon in "The Other
Monday always has to be rather
h Bat after that we do expect to
ecOuldn't hold our breaths till
Nv
"a enough TO have one day in
& that brings more pleasure with
ithan with its sunrise. To in
npetltion of the misery is to
Y Tie agony" beyond patient en-
Taere are excuses for Monday
lglng day. Household econ
Ne conscientiously struggled
the problem of washing
be Germans settle it to
n satisfaction by letting
clothing accumulate for
aths, and then giving them
body and soul, to a tremen-
oOing that sets them in order
aer quarter year. American
ne have not yet come up or
nls order OF affairs. Their
ofk must be done hebdomad-
2 the desire so well known to
fi worker to get a bad piece
out OF the way, they attack it
pnnlng OF the week and get rid
nss possible. And washing is
mat must be done all at once.
woman can bear to have wet
indng about the house two and
ata time They must be dried,
returned TO their proper
1e neatness can be fairly re-
Keeplng the case is entirely diff
agre Is no adequate reason why
a bea general sweeping day,
ae whole house must be in a
imoll II is far better to have
ng done little by little, taking
pday, another tomorrow, I'M
snd Of the week the whole house
nd clean
aOillty of giving every apart
sOrous "broom cleaning" at
TT aweek has been SO strenuously
~ oy some notable housekeep-
~ Dy many been converted into
pedqty. But looking Mt the mat
lpreludiced light, one cannot
slya drawing-rOom, inhabited
ior a few hours of the after
sulag, or an uuoccupied guest
vuid require the same amount
on demanded by a sewing, sit
Sg'foom. The dust pan and
4 0vrssylng machines that do
~ uue appreciation. BY their
a little dust here and a
'ae business OF sweeping a
may be deferred at times,
nest glance anything less
.e routing out OF furniture
,s'aef would seem impossible
thorough sweeping, how
" means TO be underrated
'lhs OF a house should never
remain long unswept. Still
'as sleeping-rooms be neg
I 'auiulatlons of dust and fluff
s1nclean, but positively UNI
I lney are active agents IN
N uopagatlng disease germs,
.'sr be disposed of in any
" BY burning.
a room a few simple rules
!; hns needed. Let all orna-
IN wllet articles and the like,
'ae bed and that entirely
9 sheet. 1t is well to have
OF unbleached cotton
M,l, enough to drape each