Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
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% IL well, ~ Ear a. possible, Ia avoid
doslux With sxpectoraut medicines, ~
they lrritAtc and offend the stomach, and
rarely do any good; the cough cannot
BE- prevented; u II Natures way OF
throw Ing off the offending matter from
The lungs. Rational living 10 tho best
remedy and alienation.
Damp situations are entirely insult
able ~ building sltes. Residence long
continued In n damp atmosphere u .
powerful influence toward developing
obliged by foryr Of circumstances To live
In such . locality should have their
living rooms aud sleeping rooms up
stairs and 20 out Into the sunshine ~
much ss posslble.
Fork, whether frcsh, saitesi 90 smoked,
should be thoroughly cooksi, for u is
yell known that Il IL especially liable Ia
be Infested, To speak not too strongly on
the subject, With parasites, the most
dreaded of which IL the frsoAiaa sp.riii'.
Tspeworm also comes from Infested
pork. AL meat u, In fact, the better
for being thoroughly cooked.
Many persons advocate the shower
hath, but few constitutions can stand u I;
In fact, u IA highly dangerous to many
persons of weakly habit, for they have
no rc-actl,c lowrr. says clever writ
er on the subject: "E,rry change In our
growth aud development IL slow aud
gradual. n Nature approved of sudden
changes she might make man bald In
= single night. We cannot stand shocks
aud I don't believe we were ever Intend.
ed to-"
frcckles are considered q great dis
ngurcment by their unhappy possessors,
and sometime. when they ARE very num-
erous aud dark Ia color, they really are.
The best ~ay IL Ia keep from having
them by wearing q grcu veil. do not
keep out Of the sun aud air. however, u
IL better q thousand times 10 have them
than to losc the benefits from sunshine
aud pure air.
To CuRS wAgrs.-A very simple
r~me,iy for the cure Of ~srt. IL the fol-
lowing recommended by the late Dr.
George N. Beard, an eminent ply slelsn
Of Brooklyn. l'sss Q clean, bright, new
pin through the wart, aud then hold u
so YOU can apply Que end of the pin Ia
the flame % a lamp; hold IL there until
the wart fri,. under the action of the
heat. A wsrt so treated gill take flnal
leave. lie further says that q ~art With
. slender root may h. easily destroyed
BY fastening around it q sllk thread or
horschair. After 10 drop. OF. the roots
should BE- touched with causiic Ia pre-
vent u growing again. Hard warts
.hoald te cut smoothly OF with . knife
or sharp scissors, and then oaustic aI'-
piled to their roots Ia destroy them.
war. may sl.o D. curci by touching
rvpe.t~ily With lunar caustic, blue
,iirol. or chloride 40 ,lnc.
IN Pumr, rmr BRrAru.-The fresh
eat 81 fr-.h eggs, and lemon juic-,
sugar, almond oil aud rose-waisr, mixed
with utmost care aud cleAnllness, stirred
aud beaten Tor hours upon boar.. smell
Ing delicstsiy. AZ though ro.c hal been
dipp-,i Into u, should make . tcmptin.
cosmetic Ia create beauty OF restore u
Ia itself. We ell feel the charm of
''hsimy br,sih that doth almost per-
suaae Iu.tic~ Ia sheath her sword" aud
few drop. 10 this clear, r~i liquid
POURED into . glass of wstcr. will so
purify the breath aud all within the u -
that one need not mind how closely the
bcsrr'. attention hangs upon them.
The same liquid IL sovereign for dyspep-
.Ia. and reduce. the interior TAI an
amiable state very quickly.