The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

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q Othse Woolsa OeS1s.
WOODEN eoo6ss from their AaturS, must
- tF0ses1 quite differently sfom cotton
~ linen. While the latter, under enc
microscope. shows dbcrs comparatively
smooth and juinted. . Abcr Of wool
shows . s0mewhat rough surface similss
- overlapping scales. From this lact
seWo thiags become clear o. once-nan.
sells shoul1 aot b put iato very hot
water and they should not ~ rubbed
haed. Wool 10 % aaimsl substance, end
~ might naturally expect u 70 6eAave
oomowhat like other animal substaneoe
under the infuenco Of heat. When Q
piecO Of NEST 10 put into boiling water
~ into . hot ovcn, tho nbers % once
contract. and the piece becomes smaller
IN size. Throw On old kid glove into
boiling water and II rapidly shfinks tall
IL would hardly AZ . dolls hand. All
animal nbers behave In this manner -
sgreater or Lose extent and n nsanel 10
put into water anywhere ~approeohlae
tho boiling point, shrinkaee viii b The
result. This 10 due 70 Che sotual coa.
traction OF tho nbers, but n the gss.
ments are rubbed much, they will shrink
from another cause.-the mating 20.
gsthor Of the scaly nbcn.
In the cleansing OF wooden goods, 70
pidity Of action q Of the next lmpor.
tanco, particularly no with nne white Or
delicate fabrics. Have every thing oil
ready for rapid work before bcginning
The operation. Thrcc wsters will ordi.
narily be enough--a nice suds and Two
rinsing waters, the last Of which may bo
blued for delicate white hannels, II do.
sired. lin case Of u crsam.whitc, bluing
should not be used, ~ tho result would
30 likely 10 bc On undesirable erosn
tlnt) The bcst soap should always b
Used, and some kind Of nlco white soap
10 especially desirable for white nan.
nels. OF course, tho watcr must b pr.
Scot' soft and clear. A Il will cool
rapidly. tho suds may be made with
water o. warn N the hand can be borne
In comfortably, and tho addition OF .
little ammonia w%ater-ono or two table.
spoonfuls 10 . pail Of water. according
70 tho condition Of tho garmens-wiil
DO found . great help In loosening the
dirt. II ammonia ID used, much lees
soap will bo required. Indeed, some
careful housckeepcrs use no soap Of oil
In washing delicate new nsAnels witch
ase not much soilcd, ammonia serving
the purpose admirably. The reason q
this lies In the feet that smmenia 10
"volstale alkali" which 10 very effective
~ . detergent while Il quiolQy
e~vaporates, lesving behind II no residue
In the fabric, like soap, 10 make u b.
como yellow or harsh. One thiuR 70
pretty we'll estAblished-the less Soep
used on nannol tho better. Soakine az
ton Or aftosn minutes IN the wash water
~ill assist In the operation. lnsteaA o.
putting . little soap In The siasine
water 70 mako Il feel soft and slippssy.
IL 10 bstter 70 put In slittis ammonia
water. cay : small tablespoonful 70 Q
pail Of watsr. This water should also
b warm. - we'll ~ the sscoad rinsiag
water. Where there Z two % work
a garment u . time can b put
through tho waters SUCCESSFULLY % that
each may b hung up - quickly a pos.
able. do o rub tho garments e u
. no avoided, but rather sQussss and
press them with the hands until clean
10 oil parts Handle thcm In the same
way while Finsing thom and hang them
out 70 dry in the sunshine % quickly -
posslble In fair weather. In cloudy or
cold weather put Thorn on the clothes
bars and dry quickly II . warm room
free from dust and steam. Never uso .
wringep or wash.hoard.
One lady tails 10 that che uses cool
watcr Tor white isnncls with excellent
snccess. No eason q this wrltiag q.
psars Why this should NOT b The case,
except that warm wstsr would naturally
remove dirt moro rOsdily. 6ilk hand.
ksrchiefs and underwear ~ best
washed IN The aams wsy.-llousstsspes.