The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-05-21

,rz is of special importance, so far as re-
- 10 health. The rocks of the grand
-.,irie formation lie not far beneath the
,.rf,,e. as a rule. and are in their strata
III, more Or less open or porous matter
..-fraa few inches of space between them.
-.7s.e strata there are frequent breaks,
-.rran the surface water settles down to
10 ro.,,s it soon finds means OF getting
.-.-racn them, where it flows entirely
.-r.-o of. as ii were, by a rock barrier
,rp Once between the strata and it can
.-.r, no influence whatever upon the sur
.ca-
writing further on some causes of sick
as DIT. E'zay says the present season of
., wear is the proper one for carefully
.-- after all impurities about ones
.,~,isas. An impurIty so insignificant as
...rrar scarcely worthy of the slightest
...-r-ss. night cause 4 spell of sickness
ros..l1va death. Remove every i'm
...-f-. promptly and use plenty of Stacked
... fr is earnest advice. not forgetting
---.. .r.riJI attention to all stables, pens
-.-.,r.s where animals are kept, and to
-.....I keep hem Us clean as it is possible
ION 10 L.. rD@fe.
.r.rer=0n may conduct very interest,"
.-.-ra.n.ical experiment tending TO change
...-..- IN. flowers. FIJI glass tumbler,
-r.f fs. Of ether, to which add about
-.rar,r Of lis bulk os liquid ammonia.
raj. NAV he had At any drug store. Dip
..-,r. flower, tuto this compound. If
.s.-.r pee. on violet they viii come out of
.t...s.!si,u beautiful bright green. The
,..ra Bill. pes Will change the color of al
-,...., flower experimental upon. The
.--... ...ra. aIrbe sweet ped, FIR instance,
....-.-.. Gar.. blue. while The lower petal
...sr..s d bright green. White flowers
.--r-ra-u-e 10 yellow, red geraniums to
.,.a and so ON. Most yellow flowers retain
..a-. ,sral color Plunge the charged
r..sr- into pure cold water and they will
-s,.. t0e-r new lint for several hours,
...r which hey will gradually take on
,.-rra,.l-. cn.ors-
=.
Asaer'iF. writes that many who COM
,..-. ut s'.p.c-s nights and weak backs
.,.ra.to the shape in which their beds
grenade mp. The usual plan is TO give the
Lad .ar.-.. Of the bed q Slight elevation, |
..,..r MAKE. the rest Of it. on TO the foot,
smear a,r. a, possible Not unfrequently |
fa-slur tue middle Of the bed there is |
-i.- tesssn' TO the foot This is not the |
...-g way. Un any means. The bed should |
.--s r.-l.as form gentle curve from |
lead ,8 loot tine middle being tine lowest. |
f.r-.raa.n tAa head as high as YOU wish it, |
.-- u--naua gradually TO where the hips |
.-. Pest. then rise 10 the foot leaving |
.e4.uta almost as high as the head before
..l.ue- srap put ON. Try it and you will |
.ar.a-r. with lie arrangement.
Tie Boston Journal of Chemistry says all |
-..5 ought 10 understand tbut they don'B
,.t. g s-- vel the lard should DC very hot
b. lre iI-aa'.r1e 10 be fried is put into it.
.a.l excessively hot cannot penetrate-it
-.0r.- cooks the outside of the article with
aA.air comes ia contact. and closes the
!.rgs. STU &. speak; after which the rest of
',...s.- -- more Ike a bake than fry.
lf. On Tie other hand, lard merely warm
r-'r.-aa rha article through and through
... .--rr D.. when done, perfectly satur-
..v.-. grease and very litlle more di-
.-.-yr 1l.u Il brirabat Il is this cold
improves oE frying that makes fried food