The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-16
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Advice for smp'I yia. 80 hsr irst H"rs
Nhirt EH,H Have 10 ~"
Every body k-o7s ~ 100 - o. know,
that IL siolol arc h.ae.H lyt HAan On
tiroly cold tFo op-r.t'ua t.ol no: need
repetition fuT long t.-fc, Gnt il tho
zine under tom Ifoir-aad L1.1so IL is
put down, Instead g.! e. 20 G--l. ito work
Is easier, This il done iy washing with
hsRd-map dlppel Ia iiiG.'i sI,!Agrir
acid one rgrt Of FriL % LgC parts
water, then rlRs.ng thom aui polishing
with polishing powder OF mo any sort,
II the zllcI are paintel They can be
wiped oil easily and ll-t =:ueh loagor In
fresh condition, which h. better and =
great deal Of work saved.
Unless rooms are very much used,
carp.ts need no. b. tak"n up
oftener than once year. \ thor
ough sweeping foiloaod by wlp-
ing them with a cloth Uruug FROM
clear water, Will remove a.. dust quite
thoroughly, Ammonia aai wstor bright
en- the color and take Out spotR, Moist
saw-lust or pieces ~ wet newspaper
scattered over the CARPET VII gather
the dust Many house-k-cp's, sprinkle
nne sal, or tea leaves on thelF GATputs
and then sweep them. II T. : much
better plan, than 90 10 Ell 20 once, to
take up fomc CARPETS iH the I'm, AMI tho
rest in the spripF. EHd 20 divide tho
work. unlrfs sou want % iogl that 10 {,
all out Of the Wy a. o1cr.
II yog have painting lGl c-lslulglns
TO h. done, the sPs.a; Is decidedly youF
best time. Hard Gnish'si s-lls may 30
washed with zoap-3uih aud slPci dry.
A bit o. puuiiro-4f0He viii rrmuya stains
from them. White Fsiut 3 t7 washed
with ammonia wai1F o. Nlih Whiting
and water. which o. El- 70 tying 10 the
hands Es thu sumoaia.
All grained woFk sEpull b. washed
with cold le, and winsl with a soft
flannel cloth ioF windows -Hi picture
frames sa'i fauHrl clio , E4tA soap
suds, anil aig's slglHs 1s., polish with
chamois leather. b. iaE l#l'r ilan any
thing el,o. They lslFrH1 i.Ef AMI arc
better than rap7s. E4.ciI a.trI acratrtc,
slass-snI u you aullt hes "a your
wall, % Dust. ursp cloth FlHui a broom
while r1lgl.aa % tot ALT water, OF
ho' alum aaisF, Will LslEc away Insects
Of all sostA
Furniture c1yorrI vlth -cr. o. similar
khHHAN. HaANaaA NH AH HHaN.A
carefully t-ush1l, agi al dust wiped
away With a damp cloth. \ s1it cloth
/, best iIg salts covered fgFaitur,,
Black walnut or mlh0fzBy furniture may
10 WASHED quickly wish r1aTy Va'"F aud
\ soft brush, then viqi lEy, -al rubbed
with an oily elpih. Rotten st1ac zai
sweet oil arr uacl 20 pl,. p, au arc oN'
eclicnt Thea all taagr.n b. rshlsrI of'
IA removed anl channels 1tiR makes 10
a. gu1i a. now.
4 finc polish il made b tho use Of
tho following recipe; fithuhnl half
pint. Fraia. halt EU ounce; rum shciiAc,
half an ounce: ioR dr1G> Of anailnc
brown. L.; stand oycF night. and add
,hrcc rilil II raw linsc-t-oii and half a
pint Of spirits Of tugpcuilHo. Shake
we'll before using. i'ui on with cotton
flannel and rub dTy with another cloth.
Lot iac suggest tia; tho top OF the
hous, Is the place 10 h'-f.n the hous.
cleaning. and IN each rnotl closets and
drawers should frst b. pui In order. II
tho work needs any repair, they should
h. mad. b. fore the cleaning begins II
one or two room, a, tttn- arr put In
order tho discomfort experienced by
the family daring tho renovation Will
10 comparatively little. II IL rarely
necessary 10 turn tho Who'll. house
upside down all at once. but, when this
must BE- done. ic, any army of workers
shorten tho agony a, much n, possible.
fc, 4; pays to SO through II all. II donc
a. II ough, To H.. The con,ras, IL 40
bllssful, For this never FrudI- tho
misery, a. 1; il only temporary.
Hut while this upinralng Is going on
there should always 10 kcp, As refuge
one room In harmonious, condition.
place whore tho tired worker, may ;ni
rest, and whcrn the head 81 the house
may 80 without inolcstA;ion. II this
were 80, ,horc would b. less grumhling
at the necessary OWLS, and the ;imc less
dreaded a. tho seasons roll Touad.-.ChI.
cago Inter Ocean