The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-03-26

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OF daily work has gone on
winter months. the ouanfr.
reveals to the ambitions
absolute necessity OF a fb,.
hauling Don't be too ss..
ter unless You are exceptio-
A clean house, howevsr - - s'l.,
itself. viii be dearly pBrcS.a ,..'' a'','l
expense OF health. L,
armed humble worker lena - - "a,
tne rough Of it, if the ss--, : "a.
aomesticated Bridget are Do, -, r..
Begin in good season, only -.
OF two rooms at a time - 20 llg d.
ing the whole house in - -. d
once. O'LiIesia
The cellar is a good p,so.
hostilities. The ash - y
emptied, the furnaces clsarss
bit OF useless rubbish d,.no,.s - ~,
faithful search foi ov.rloat.s
caying vegetables is Deoess..
are prolific cause Of diss,.. =, I. 3
ful the air OF the cellar mavt L -
ana parasitica, growth d,r,.. -
burning birthstone in an ala
ing doors and Window for -. = O.
After the floors have been sn,s,s,..
swept a coating Of HhItsv,,p J.
applied TO the walls and -, -
Add to the wash copperss ,,t
cheap article, in the propo-,,-. -
OF eight pounds to The has 2
quick-lims. This has fine els.r,. {
disintecting qualities, and 49,
prophylatic against the rsrsgs,.,
and mice. Once a year ia -. a
ten for this 10 be done
The drain Of The kitchen ,,,.
never be neglected. Diwalv,
cents worth Of eopperss in = nr,.' "
hot water, and pour a little n, a.
into The drain pipe daily. and \ = =
freed from its no1ious o5us
grease from dishwatsr oftsB So =
| pipe. Ammonia used instead =
for dishwashing would soon elsr,,-
the obstruction, ss it works sbs-;.
upon grease and ''killsn It. Av-.-.
Of lye would have the sane sHsa
/ On examining the sceuuul,ti,-.
supeThuOus furniture and cas-, o- =.
ing in the attic. sort out with fr,- II.
what may be spared for The ara. -
OF others. Winter clothinv NM
cared for before the insdiou, ng,-
Ter claims it for bis home and b,.-.
those destructive little worms Hs. h,
but to destroy. Hang the gsrnrs d
the line on. doors ami beat then -
with a whlsk, then envtl0p tsr
brown paper and marx the usHs - =
garment and its owner with i1f rs,
package.
Carpets infested with bufslo r
should be steamed with a damn =
and hot fat iron, which viii tE I
eggs, and the adult misu1ssr, e
shows himself will, 10 doubt, uss !
fate he deserves on the spG 7
steaming operation should be rs,s,
frequently. Bedsrssds washed r
sionally with kerosene will ng7r
troubled with vermin. DslmsHrr
der sprinklsd in the way Of ants '.
they begin their visits viii csuEs d.
to disappear. Powdered b5rsT. alS
said TO be good.
When a room is to have lev d
the old ought to be removed frs
boiler Of hot water set in the roou
the doors closed for swhils vii e
the paper 70 loosen 90 that & nay B.
moved without difficulty. The ',
work may then be cleaned sssil v
the dirt is sostened Sy the stssn. =
I've is invaluable ia cleaning ps-
woodwork. and sslerstus Is good,
both must be thoroughly washed q
fore the final wiplng. Whiting o.,
IL powdered quartz IS ssTTicssblsfI
most soileJ spots. Ammonia uA
the proportion OF 8 Tablespoonful o.
il it is very strong 70 8 quart o
. water, is an excellent cleanser Al
ward use It still more diluted tr
, plants.
Rub the nickel stove trimmings
L the plated handles and hinges Of 2
, with kerosene sud whiting, and ?
/, with dry cloth. Ter csDts E1-'
: oxalic acid dissolved in s pint o.
: will remove paint spots from vi1o
Pour q little into 2 cup sDd spp.y Z
e spots with 2 swsb, but be surs D
! allow the acid to touch TIE d
B1ssses may Be quickly clssDsd VI
:, Great care must be exercised 10 ~
n the bottle and putting i o1l o.
r reach Of children, as It IS 5 desdg
3 SOD. Spots ia vanished fur1iiul
- removed by rubbing them VIII y
$ OF peppermint or spirits OF osn
!; and afterwards using furDi'st
or cold linseed oil.