The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-16
A Few Good sugcestions.

A Girls Toilet Articles "A sensible girl will not
keep lot of cosmetic and drugs her toilet table,
but there are few articles she should always have
in q convenient place. She should have an array
of glass-stopped bottles containing alcohol, alum
camphor, boraX, ammonia and glycerine vase
line A little carnphor and water may be used as u
wash for the mouth and throat if the breath Is not
sweet, Powdered alum applied to fever sore will
prevent it from becoming very unsightly notice.
able Insect stngs eruptions on the skin are re-
neved by alcohol. a few grains of alum in tepid
water will relieve people whose hands perspire very
freely rendering them unpleasantly moist. few
drops of suphuric acid in the water also bene.
fetal for this purpose and are also desirable for
those whose feet perspire freely We should always
recommend care in the use Of scented soap il many
cases the perfume is simply disguise for poor
quality. good glycerIne or honey soap is always
preferable. Of course, one may rely on scented
soap from highclass manufacturer hut it usually
costs more than it is worth 1t addition to the
for bathing, white CASTLE should be kept for wash
ing the hair. Occasionally n little borax or
ammonia may be used for this purpose, but it is
usually too harsh In its ellects-Rural New Yorker
A Perfect Home.-"The most perfect home eyer
saw was little house into the sweet incense of
whose fires went no cotly things. A thousand dol
lars served as years living for father mother and
three children But the mother was the creator of
a home; her relations with the children were the
most beautiful have ever seen; every inmate of
the house nYoluntaIily 0 led into her face for the
keynote of the day, and it always rang clear From
the rosebud or clover leaf, which, in spite of her
hard hOusework, she always found time to PIT be-
side our plates at breakfast, down 10 the story she
had on hand to read in the evening, there was no
interrnissian of her influence She has always been
and always will be my ideal of mother wife and
hornemaker. If to her quick BRAIN loving heart
and exquisite face had been added the appliances
ofwealth and engagements of wide culture hers
would have been absolutely the ideal home AS it
was, it was the best 1 have ever een."-The late
Helen Hunt
Good Teeth-Good teeth mean--to certain ex-
tent-good digestion and. consequently, good
health, while bad teeth often mean the contrary.
Too many people force the stomach to do theayork
that the teeth should have done, and the much
abused long-sunering stomach rebels at this new
function thrust upon Il and the most dangerous re-
suit follow as a natural nsequence.-National
stockman.
Utilizing Peapods.-Ada enness.Miller's Dress, a
MAGAZINE which has been enlarged and improved
gays Dr. jacobsen is authority for ready method
Of utilizing the delicious marrow that lies among
the fbres of the peapod and which is sweeter and
better than the peas themselves, which, when of the
best sorts and at their best are the first of all vega
tables for find favor. tenderness. sncculence and
nutriIousness So for Use all the tender sweet
pulp Of the Shells separated from the troublesome
fibre which prevents their use with the seeds in
most sorts Of peas Or Jacobsen directs to boil the
shells well in water, 10 which has been added
ul1 carbonate OF Soda then strain through a cloth.
and after adding some sugar 70 the liquid boil II
down till thick. The extract thus obtained win
keep for any length Of time without becoming
moldy and teaspoonful added TO a bowl Of soup
gives IL tie flavor Of fresh green peas besides add
lug 10 It's material quality.