New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-27


AZ this time when the country lanes are full Of
elder bushes weighed down by their great punches
Of purple berries it interest some people to know
that capital ink be made out of their juice
To twelve and half pnts OF the latter add onehau
ounce of sulphate Of non and oneha ounce OF crude
pyrongneons add. Mix well and keep IN tall bottle.
Allow il to settle for few days and 1t VIII DC ready
tT use.
II is generally thought that when any castron
object is broken that is the end of it, and II is use
less to try to mend it. A clever amateur workman
tells u.s. however, that a cement may be made which
will hold the parts together perfectly 1t Is MADE I'D
the following menner: Take two ounces Of sai-am
moniae one ounce sublmed sulphur, and one pound
castiron filings mix in mortar and keep the pow
der perfectly dry. When it is TO be used, mix it with
twenty times its weight of clean iron filings; grind
The whole in a mortar wet with water until it be-
comes "a paste, and apply to the parts to be mended
After while il will become as strong and hard as
any part of the metal.
A very popular young preacher was the recipient
of much attention on the part of the ladies' OF his
eongre gstion, and shy and blushng spinster on
the occasion of his birthday chose for him pretty
silver inkstand at IS. She gave 10 the clerk the
following pencined inscription to be engraved upon
its base To my pastor, from his grateful Nal
VIVA So The changing of an :" M into an H." how
ever, made all the difference in the world, for tie
astonished young clergyman read Tony Pastor from
his grateful ETC.; and naturally wondering what
could be the connection between the theatrical man
ager aud Miss D.. whom he looked upon one OF the
pillars Of his church, he sent the package back to
The jewellers To be forwarded, he supposed, 10
the rchtfu owner. II was not until the young lady
herself wondering why her gift was not acknowledged.
made inquiries the shop that the egrcgous biundeT
was discovered
Twas very ereved to heal you have lost two OF your
little children Mrs. Muvaney," said young clergy
man. whose first parish lay among the tlnchy pop
uIoeed regions OF ShantytOwn 10 the afflicted mother
Of very numerous progeny. "Shure an don't call
it much a lCsin OF thim,7 replied the spartan
parent, a weedm' Of them OUT
one of the most agreeable of dentifrices is TO be
found in a few drops Of tncture Of myIrh in half
gass Of water. II only cleanses tie mouth. max
Ing ii fresh and but it Is excellent tonic Tor
the gums and arrests decay. 1t also hds the merit
Of being very Inexpensive as 10, cents viii buy
enough 10 last a year or more.
My sister learned make pictures, too, when she
to Brooklyn last winter" said the daughter of
Long Island farmer, floating out in a loose Mother
Hubbard gown and sunbOnnet 10 inspect the work of
one Of Mr.. C--'s "plein air. students, but she
doesn't do them Ike on "a bit; it's ever 80 much
quicker. Why she jest lays paper on anything aid
smears it OIL with rag ana there il is al done in
oOlors, and IFS real beautiful. And You kin tell
Just what it is too she added. looking at the I'M
pressionst7 style Of the sketch with evident dis,
favor while the amused artist realized that the fair
Phyllis was describing decalconana.
Another good lady who took in" bOarders and
who, with her daughter cooked and waited at table
and did the rooms of dozen or more of city folk"
said alphabetically 10 enthusiastic young arlst
II must be real hard work 10 hev to SIT in them
NJ = dlU I... ,.a.rt4
thai felt right sorry for yOu."
We have seen several this summer of oil
stinate nausea, brought on by sailing where under
hot sun and tossing about or rough sea- the patien:
has felt uncomfortable but not actually SICK but OIL
"fnVng at home has experienced the distressing
symptoms ct sea sickness, without the conso alton Of
showing that the trouble will be over as soon as he
'oS'"es terra hrma. Headache and a little fever
e'"H accompany such bilious attacks-for such
my se-the hot sun and Tie "ohumingv having
P0'o" 700 much for sensitive stomach A mustard
PLASTER applied hot be borne is an excellent
feHieus taS, with drop Of camphor I'm a teaspDonfl
~ "S'I gwen every fifteen minutes will generally
80, ''0 nausea, ard followed by a liver DIP at
s"t Nsy Often prevent troublesome illness Of
.,' o''' This 81 land Sickness i a curious
sline ana Is not at ali uncommon. MANY nersoo, |
- ~ uncomfortable after an ocean VOYAGE.
- eAPo','nce no Illness whatever on hoard SHIN:
sais " take little lnxatlye medicine
cure. % " P'0'o"'Ne is wei a. IL
o.uns Is more discoOragng TO a good housekcepcr
than n move into a house win, os,oot1 t.,. -,
auo,ra =. - i me previous hOusekeepers has been /
mach g. ~ y mpossble to calculate how |
u"'' aua uh"holesohIeness drifts down through
'Cuse IRON such neglected spot AZ this good
cle.nirs 49,. ~ ~ cue" Neglected spots. Her house
.ieAufng ooes not begin with the stor, ,d tho .tti
tfSaf III
io Ut. a'ue 10 furnish volume Of n,ysteres If
Is not an uncommon thing for peo,e ., 80, o. A..
attic their vermont sboae 49, ' !" cohslBh 10 inc