The Dickinson press., 1888-11-24

chair high enough to sit in for many opera
,ions Of kitchen and cooking work, arranged
to permit Il free use OF the arms; 1t would
promote health, save strength and prevent
much WEAKNESS. Good Housekeeping.
Boiled or roasted onions are II specific for
"olds "n the chest. They may not agree
with every ono. hut To persons with good
d stipn they viii not only he found to be II
l.lo-t excellent remedy for Il cough and the
"luIgin" of The bronchial tubes, which. j.,
usually the cause Of the cough. but if eaten
freely at the outset of q cold they will break
NJ what promised, from the severity Of the
attack. To have been Il serious one.
To remove fluctuations from furniture,
wet tic indcntcd places we'll with warm
water; then take so,me brown paper five or
TX times doubled and well soaked in water,
aud cover with it the bruises. Then apply to
the paper Il hot flat iron until the moisture is
.yuisoratcd, and if the lamentations have not
disappeared repeat the application until the
"..o!c surface is completely level. SO recon-
lac!!GS an exchange.
Don't find fault, that is, in the flaw picking,
Gfnmhlins way. 1t not only makes you lock
and seem and feel disagrceablc at the time,
but it permanently mars beauty. About the
i:iQutl there is certain to come Il cluster OF
lines to tell the world at large Of the ~peoyisn-
iiess uf its VINO 1t makes the eyes smaller.
because they contract ut the time, and the
lips grow extremely sensitive from continual
%lpitlns.
Fashion and the most exclusive taste have
banishol all pictures from the parlor. The
ball and passages are now the picture gale
ries, and even the walls of stairways are
li::"ei with them. Very often all the colorod
l~le.lircs are concentrated i'll the library, and
so!ne houses have the dining room lined with
c~,gravings.
When marriage shall belcdgcd about with
more judicious restrictions; when dclicacy
t;.!l chivalry shall contribute their due share
II tie sanctity Of welded life, and when di-
volce shall become, let us not say easier, but
less desirable, then the failure or success of
marriage will be no | niger an open question.
TO keep Il baby quiet who has passed the
"ge VIXEN everything goes into the mouth,
t'lcl: the tips of the thumbs and forc1ingcrs
"itl,!Issolvcd gelatimc and give him q; downy
feather to play with. lie will spend half an
hour in picking it from one adhercntlil1eer
In another, and SO back again.
For mtisluito or ;s!at bites an experienced
Traveller writes that he Uses il solution of
alum water us strong rs it cln be made, add
iA% onc-1ourih Of aromatic vinegar and one
iifth OF gl.ycerine. Shake we'll before using.
1t M!il Instantly cure the bite.
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y little exercise before bathing, and Il good
dead after bathing, Is very essential, says a
household note. 1t will sometimes lie found
that some exercise while bathing will not
be altogether useless.
Tomato Vinegar is patented in England.
Ii is made 10y reducing ripe tomatoes to
pulp, stee!ins the pulp in water twenty-four
hours, then drawing off the liquid, adding
sugar and allowing it to fermcnt.
y great deal of profanity attending the
luttils ZIP of stovepipc in the fall might
have been prevented il the joints had been
lla..ie'l With chalk when the pipe was taken
down ih the spri!is.
Probably almost everybody knows how
ti.!chlS /; not Hat IRON Win 4 folu or flannel
over it will L licvc neuralgia, but perhaps
some do not. 1t is for them that this is
written.
~Hirsworms will yield to Il treatment OF
bpiHiX. Wash with y strong solution three
Times Il day and dust over the fine, dry
powder.
y merry heart doe,h good like medicine,
AMI Eieirilucnt Ut meals is better than pepsin
for the digestion.