National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-06
HINTS FOR THE HOUSEHOLD.


Consumptiye night swcats NAV be ar.
rested by sponrina thc body nightly I'm salt
water.
Cold ten sbould be saved for vour vine
oar Lnrrei n sours easily. aud ,sivss color.
ind flavor.
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,,.i ~ Is WIS.,, II you arc gong 10 pun rug
cloth by the fire. after washing them. ps
sometimes the cold water will cause the
cake TO fall.
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Paperholders are easily made of the soft
japanese straw mats. They are bound
with ribbon and are turned up half way TO
lUlLl UIi Ine IesepluG,e lVr tuo papers, uoWs Oh
fIuooh ,lIsuiHS Ohc pIace "nere Ohe lhaU Is
i"s'eheu'
Many cooks consider IL great improve
ment upon ordinary apple sauce which is to
be served with roast goose or with pork to
rub IL through q coander and then to beat
1t with a spoon until II Is very light and al
most like pulp.
Totako croosos ont NJ drawing noner mr.
engraviDgs lay the paper or engraving, face
downward on sheet Of smooth, unsized
white paper, cover 1t with another sheet Of
the same, very slightly damped, and iron
with moderately warm fat-iron.
vbor n oor 90 ,rosorrod ,,ro,,,s,o,s 4,
onenSd and npIy n nort,on ~ lite cnniorts
and oo,,,os "a" ao,o,,,s ~
~ ihon, Tho con' sbonid bo oyn,,ioJ ali ~
once. and The unused norton nnt IN in an
onr,Lo,, %"u ,,ossni "''"'0' P''''O" P"O :" u"
INC" '''s'"
ort;nio ~ S"Ho, sodN Hi'n" ~ Ioish S ~ IoSahoIs S
made tbus NIiv nnortor ~ n nound oS
oraicd nLooso o,a ddf,ar dir,,ar p,,,f,,i ~
mil a iittIo red ncnnor n,,tnoo sait and
narslev. to tbis odd ,hrcc bcaten eggs
t;reass tbcn tbc bnLing lin and Lalse he
comnound ten minntes Z, hot oven This
is verv nice dish for either breol;fost o,
sunner'
An anthorlty IN laundry matters says that
DoraN is valuable adlunctto the raw starch
ior collars ana cuits. 100 much should not
De used, as IL mas tendency TO make tue
iineh yelIow' lump poraZ may pe dissolved
~ hoI watyr anu ooIC,gu lor auture use.
.aiSy III -, w., ~ ~ ~ III 80 a. a.
eAee,'gnI ,1 t, %auuitiyh; % ~ Is wen 70 veur W
!iihu tnat Csv pV'lsu on Guns 1n.. coiiars 10
'he result Vi neat' lrictlon, anu PRESSURE
Darned embroidery holds its popularity,
and by II the most delicate effects are at
tainable, especially in the matter Of COLOR
different effects being given in different
lights. Its principle is practically the re-
verse ,t oi otner klnHs Oh eLnoroiuery, III that
tue uesiE IN ~ silhPiy 9utiinsu anu tne pack- ,
SIounu iliIeu III, ieayillg ine pattern in1l-
SatGu Dy the nuterlal aione' Nhere tne
Dackerouhu Is lully worked 1ne euect Is
almost the same us appllque' me Stltch Is
tne same US tnat ennp,9yeu III the homely
WORK OF lhehulhg stockings
To make dressing for oyster salad take
the yolks Of three raw eggs, a small table.
spoonful of mustard, teaspoonful of salt,
two tablespoonfuls white sugar, an atom of
cayenne pepper, n cup of oil, or butter