Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06

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up. or 20 divided into small uaassss that the
gastric juice can get around IL 10 perform its
of1cc offectuaily. Sons experiments have
bssn made In physiological laboratories.
showing that when milk \ taken alone much
Of its norishment II lost, bat II taken with
Dread or even with cheess IL h we'll digested.
With babes who take their mothers milk the
curd Is different, womans milk forming
soft curd quite easy Of diesstion. IN. L. Hol.
brock, n. D.. IN Herald ~ Hsalth.
Hsw 70 xin CseSrssshes.
A hOusekecper who was recommended "a
try cucumber peeling - remedy for cock.
reaches, strcwed the door with pieces OF tho
peel, cut not very thin, and watched ths
sequel The pests covsred the pacl within
short time, 20 that IL could not be seen, 20
vofaciously were they engaged In sucking the
poisonous moisture fromk Thsso second night
that this was tried, the number II the cock
reaches was reduced to a quarter, and mons
were left alive on the third night Good
housekeeping.
A wiSSs IG~ulai vsvy.
On tho eve Of my msrriags made txres
mental yows. They wcrc-reyer 10 sggravate
my husband, never to have q secrct from
him, nor by any selfish or thoughtless sct Of
mine TO lead him one step toward bankruptcy.
Fifteen years afterward told him Of these
vows, and although have been a widow for
ten years, should blot this paper with my
tears IL attempted TO put In writing tho love
and tenderness OF his reply.-Cor. London
Telegraph.
To Prevent Sick Headache.
Very many attacks Of sick hesdachs can b
prevented IL those who are subjected to thcru
arc careful about their dict and largely ~
strict the same 10 vegetables and fruits eesy
OF digestion. They muse forego meat, cheese.
pastry, beer, wine, etc. In fact, neither set
nor drink anything which IL stimulating In
character and at all likely 10 tax the digestive
organs Boston budget
No married woman, Of coursc, dresses foe
her husband II would be too mueh Ike
bunting blind fox. She drssaes for other
women. That III the reason she dos it 10
well IL Is not 80 much "love OF drcss.p ss
preachers and mornlists call IL, which ruins
so many husbands, but--welI, not love OF
their rivals In lace and feathers. m
Carus Sterne declares that 'sths highest
polish, the finishing touches Of education. are
given TO people, not by home, school or
church, but by their own children. should
they be 50 unfortunate as not to have any
they VIII experience difficulties In replacing
this factor In the education Of their afyec.
tions."
Wash sadirons each week before putting
them on 70 heat; there will then be no dsngsr
Of clothes being soiled In the ironing. The
starch Is very apt 30 stick 20 them, and un.
less washed OF carefully each week 10 almost
sure TO soil damp pieces, even II the irons are
rubbed before using them.
IL mating becomes soiled IL = sasfly reno
vated. unless stained, with q httis salt put
into pail Of tepid water Mop tie straw
with soft cloth wrung out well, and dry Il
with another as the mopping progrssses.
Never use soap. Some people uss skim milk
for rubbing out the spos&
An excellent cough mixture ID made OF ono
ounce pressed mullen, half ounce hoarhound.
one quart soft water; boil until thin molas-
~es. strain thin, add one pint New Orleans
nioiasscs, boil few rnomenta Dose: One
tablespoonful four times day o. after every
aoughing a,sli
In a severe spsain Of tAs ankle isumerse the
int as soon - possible In pail OF hot water,
J seep IL thsro for nfsesu or twenty min
ties. After rsnovtnG it kssp Il bandaged
Si.h hot cloths wrung oct a wsasr, or rum
nj water.
3aled potatoes mus b ssAaa ~ soon as
J rre done. When tAsy are taken from
oTen they should b put into napkin or
.el and the skin broken, 20 - 10 allow the
an to escape; this win kssp tie potato
fs,iy.
70 eupcrior advantages of wearing wool
:. the skin arc sasily sppareut. IL adap-
,ilIty 70 the rsquirsmenks Of the difference
climates and tie changes In seosoos Is su-
.'iUr to any othsr drem material.
- pressing dat cmbroidsry, lay the article
'nons side up on damp cloth. Ribbon or
sised work should b lAh right siAs up and
acked In position 10 avoid wrinkling, In
rich position It should b left 10 dry.
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-'or standing offering 70 chance guests
c'nonade and cake cannot b. surpassed.
'rGis cake win gather richness II kept for
.:aaths, and lemons are MOT impossible even
~ tie warineSt weather
A room with low ceiling Will sssm higher
II the window curtains hang 10 the door.
iambreQuins may be used to extend the cur
'2ins to the ceiling, thus carrying out ths
effect. . aar E -.
Never have dark carpet and walls in q
room that II deficient In light Only apart
nients open to the outer Light viii stand
gloomy tones In decoration.
To soften water for washing nspkins, cloth,
dishes, etc., uss ons teespoonful grsnuiatsd
iye TO four gallons Of water an1 afnolvs
thoroughly. % =.
silk dresses should never be hsuahed Win
, whisk broom, but should b earstnf1v sub-
bad with vslvst nittea kape Ase ~ ~
psss oaly.
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