The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09
Ioollnr 49, tYlnter cIo.Ainr.

Looking sftttf WINTER tt"tHfhs
The first things 10 look after are the ian
nels. These should be first shaken Well and
out out in the air, allowing them 70 remain
out for an hour 90 least. When tAeyare thor
0uehlv aired. each ono should be examined
carefully for rp5, te1ls and worn places,
which should be seen O. Immediately
Who're tie u.ell ale fiaycd or tho tapes
badly worn tic substitution Of nov cotton OF
linen tape will much improve th, looks O.
well as tLo strength Of the garments Ia these
places Where q laaao. has been worn for
sone time there ara thin spots Ia places, cen
orally at the elbows ci the sleeves Of tho
shirts and at the knees Of the drawers These
places should be stayed by piece Of flannel
OF no sans shade - tie garment. \ piece
Of this Kind placed under tho thin spots, Using
q large s.sd piece. 50 as 70 attach e - the
drm flannel oil each side, may 10 sewn on 20
neatly that uuiess examined closely tho adj
dition would never be noticed This vii
make the Camel last longer, aud when the
little holes, that invariably come Al the iness
and elbows. make their appearance, they can
be earncl neatly 20 tho aaanel piece under
Meath
The heels Of the stockings can be lined in the
same way, using 9 piece from tie leg q al
old stocking for the purpcso. This piece can
be put on 50 smoothly than many people Who
cannot tolerate such thing as darned
stocking viii scarcely notice tho lining. and
Il they are accustomed to wearing d double
heelsd stocking can hardly separate the two.
some women always line tue heels and toes
OF new stockings IN tais way before putting
them On. claiming that they last much
longer than il worn as purchased This Is
certainly . good plan t. follow IN regard 70
ch:.dreus stockings, ard, II fact, any grown
person who l. annoyed by stockings eng
cut sooner than expected slouiA ADOPT l1.
Net 10 the 1-4gcls come vhe outside gar
rerts. These oug4. iirs. IS ~ takea out ~
tho Dir, well shaken and hulg ca the llno IN
Ill thoroughly aired With = small switch
beat The WooleA garnents until al tho dust
ID extracted, then leu remain until aired II
Ia best % choose day ~ which brisk Wind
IA blowing When airing voolea or IN i@ct,
any eiotLiag but tAe finest, such - lgNnsi
nrsllrs. etc FuIs should be aired III the
same manner. switching them lightly - de-
tach any stray moth that my have wandered
into them when airing push JACKET GO
NOT switch 4, - every marx WI snow, bI.
shake well and LEI cir then jus. beiors
taking III 20 over Il with SOFT VciFet bfusL.
Examine coats and .acsets Tor detached
buttons and frayed binding. Sew on tie but'
ions needed, and, /; the binding is fraysd,
proyiding the carmen. IS worth II, reoicd
with six binding braid II the binding Is
frayed only in one orrro places. such IS In
.-., - ,,.,..va ruoU wlicl all thess little
oooos.tlors are PIT, ard while This l. lilug,
he alienation - insensibly gong Oh, and
when filed il Is complete. IL would puzzle
either II say why, because M one difference
II opinion has been marked enough 10 pro
luce a serious eject BY itself But lie or she
finds his 0r her affections wearied out by 4
constant stream OK little cheeks and OBJ
stacles.
Other sources Of d-scoutent, very common
indeed. are the little cross purposes or hus-
band and wife in common conversation,
disposition IN either 10 crtic.sc and question
whatever tie other says; desire always 70
demonstrate aud make him Zee! himself IL
the wrong, especially IA sympathy. Nothing
IS 50 coallng On the part or either. Much
better, therefore, II our companion views q
thing in light different from what we do,
to leave him IN quiet possession Of his view.
What is the use OF rectifying him If the thing
be unimportantl and II important, let It pass
for the present aud wait for Il softer moment
and more coaclliatory occasion or revising
the subiec. together. II is wonderful how
many persons ere rendered unhappy by mat
tention 10 these simp!s rules o. pgidsncs. -
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