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then brush with a cAEsel's hair brush. damp
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hang psle inward IN tie sunshine - AIRY,
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the pulp ints any crevice or hois made by
mice OF rsts Result dlsgGsted retreat.
with sore snouts and feet. OF the part " the
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papers about them. IL Is important 20 ea-
clude the light. as some varieties Of fruit,
especially rawberries and tomatoes are
very sensitive 20 Il
SoHE persons are much annoyed by an
unpleasant odor produced by psrspiration.
It's said Il can lie removed by bathing ia
watsr 70 which ammonia hss been added,
about two tabiespoonfuls 70 a basin. II Is
perfectly harmless and cleansing Frequent
bathing is the remedy
CALcImNE- Cover three pounds plaster
Of paris with cold water, LAX and let il
swell over night Dilute and NIX with one
pound Of white glue dissolved and one tea
cup bhleing water Il shotad be faint
blue when Ia the pan II YOU wish 70 have it
a dead white on The walls.
liquor only, for twenty minutes, adding a
little salt, then put IN FUR beaten eggs, q
little pepper, blade Of mace ami a few thin
siices Of onion, stirring well for three min
utes. This is an acceptable form 10 serve
ss . vegetable.
UMBRELLA cases for hall use are made Of
mating, using straight picoe for the
back, while the fr mt Is made loose, caught
at intervals by boys OF ribbon, or rope
drawn through wooden ar brass rings At
tach 10 the wall with hooks and rinEs. Itss
really huge wall pocket for umbrellas.
A SAFEGUARD against much prevalent
summer illness hes IN thosfree use of lemon
Jsioe. Citric acid hosps % supply the place
Of the fluids which are unduly dissipated
through the pores Of the skn in hot
weather. Eat plenty OF lemons and you
can stand the heat falnitely better than
those who do not make use OF the fruit
PoTTED MEATS. rolled tongue or ham cut
very than and in small pieces. with very
touch Of mustard, MAKO excellent sand
witches. Tnned salmon sandwiches, II
properly made, always meet with great ap-
proval, and have the charm OF novelty.
Procure good brand Of the salmon. drain
of the liquor, turn the contents Of the Tin
into q mortar, add a sElall lump Of butter. q
little pepper and salt Pound it well and
spread II over the buttered bread.
WHES one buys fear IN small quantitie,
there win always De an uncertainty as 20
bow il win work until after the frst tine 1t
is used Even IN small farn,iies il - better
to get -four by the barrel as II f-sproves
with age. Another thing for tho house
keeper TO remember Is thai the whtest
-four is not the most nutritious. What i-
called frst-quality -Four docs not contain
nearly so large quantity Of the best ele-
ments Of the wheat as the cand-quality,
which is much dGrker, but grses a sweetss
and more nutritious tcsf