Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-04-27
SUGGESTIONS or VALUE.


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IT i, sid that in families which roas'
sheir own co ee, diphtleria cannot lc
a tooth 1ld, us the y ugcut aroma 1l tht
roasting go Zee cN' c,udiy DESTROYS lA'
germs o. the III ease.
On taken from the common WOO l.
chuck o. g oluj o. ng yrerm
IN, nded for leather Boo, uucs- on
leather anti lies "a atcl NTH II be-
come so md piiIb e ,et d. 4 as not
it is ella med, onen the por's of q
leather, but clectud.y exc ul,s damp
ness.
a BEDROOM in which there is a stove
can he well vent late hy PIT ing a
burning lamp Just within the stove
with ii e stove door op n, ting 4
burn through the i Int lis en- be
used in SUMNER When no fire i, KEEP in
the stove The b raiur lamp causes O
draft, and that draft taxes ont the ioui
air.
DELrco~s on'mtal Cruel NAV be
mahe by stirring . cppiui OF o,tmc1i
into q bowl OF wafer, q owing it t.
stand ieV IN mite, u (; the co3r~cst
particles have tal O. e the bottom,
pouring off the ,atrr AMI repent ng
the operatio once or twice The water
Shout then be O led. ~tu .rg il con.
stan ~ until it It ~;ill.c eatlv c ,oael
a WRITER in the Germantown Te'e.
graph SAYS that convenient place fc.
boots anil $ oes which ar II. 20 Ice in
tie way, can easily he made las plocur-
Il. u.
family i larpei at any shoe store Iut
hinges on t. hold the iii Drive nails
near the top on tie back OF tine inside,
to hang the slippers upon 1t is
ready for use. ii painted or cushioned
and curtajncd it looks well and Will
answer for a seat ii reces arg
A MIXTURE which is exec lent for re
moving grease spots Il stain, from
carpet AMI cloth is male e two
ounces OF ammonia. tWo.ounccs Of white
CASTLE soap. one ounce OF plycc'ii @, ono
ounce OF ether; cut tie ,oap fine, dis.
solve IN one pint OF water oNcr the fire.
add two quart, OF water MiA thorourh-
ly. and vash soiled C1rme t. in it For
removing spots use sponge TOR clean
hanunl clotl, anl vi D "a Try Goth NIB
~ dry a osshc w, o'eu q oil, may
he made { ok b ight and IN, sh By
beiug spongci WIKI tA.s
4 SMILE aud inexpensive method Of
cleanl the vaStt-pu Of wa~hetanjs
btth-tub, or kite cu sink. the stOppage
Of which often entails great expense, IS
sa d to he a follows lust before re.
iirirg at Ii pour into the pine
.nough ,iqn pctlsn I've OF hi tysiA
degrees strength 10 fill the ira D." p il
is cal ell, or ben portion OF tn pipe Just
br'ow thn OF let About pint VII,
sniff e tor wa~hstand or quart or
tb-tuh OF kitchen SINK. BE sure
thar no a or Rms into { II nrNt
morning DIR ug th, a CHIT the I've Will
convert all tie olul IN the ripe into
sot soap, ud the tr current of water
in the . o uny vii remove 1t entirely,
ami j ay, .e ipe rs clean q, new TIE
so called po a,h We is not recommend
eel tor this p lpo e TIE I've should e
kept in heav cl-s hot les or dcmijohns.
co,e ell with wicker wire. AMI plainly
bel Il; always under lock when lot
: actual Il @
70 LIT ~Er--Take n piece Of brown
Dol and and trace a design Of daisies
and caves Work the latter and stems,
with dmk-grcen crewels. or tie
1t sizes, thin hte $ il, muslin is use,
Cut il in strius an inch vide. lake
on strip and one en- and with pier
rer make a tiny lao in the roint OF the
traced petal re I Q end OF the to
tred muslin through his. and ia ,t,n Il
securely Oh the wrong sile Proceed
IN tins IN nuer until all of the petals
are covered. Work the stlmeus with
fellow crcVel ~ French knot slit II.
This done hv BRINGING t e threaded
eel II through tie center OF tho
lower; hold the thread down with tht
nnnb OF tie lot hand, an ! with the
leedle III tha rigln mild place it under
snr threat once or twice. according TO
he size of the knot desired, then with
)ut removing the numb, place the point
of the needle II tie zane place it was
ught through, draw it ont slowly
lnd. when tie knot, a'e frm, 3 cure on
the wrong sile. Finish the edges with
-ickrack edging or with anti ne lace
TIE several mats and p'n-cushion cover
are M ,de IN the same way
The Necessity OF Sanitary Reform.
Houses that are perfect, even III the
gene al Arrangement and construction
OF their sanitary works, are extremei,
rare. Those which, having begun per,
feet, continue so under daily occupa-
ton, are still more rare. So true is
this that IL is sonnet mes asked If IL is,
alter all. worth while to encounter the
eddltionl expense and the constant at
tontion that perfection demands T;
whether. indeed, the world has not
got on SO well in spite of grave sanitary
defects that it is futile to hope for an
pzpypvomeut corresponding w6a tie