The evening world., 1893-06-26
HINTS FOR HOT WEATHER.
They Will Help You and You Can
Help the Babies.
In Buying Kid Gloves Examine the
Seams.

| Never touch the teeth with pin,
needle or penknife. The best toothpick
ls a piece of silk thread passed between
the teeth after eating. Little brush
| ing will be required II this Is done habit
| ualy. II II gargle OF cool water. con
tanning few drops OF listerine. IL used
the teeth Will be clean, the mouth Will
| he healthy and the breath sweet. 1t IL
| the decomposition OF minute particles
| of food about and between the teeth
that taint the breath and promote tartar.
Charcoal Is II dangerous dentfricc. Sur
gcon dentists unanimously oppose its
| use on the ground that 1t cuts the gums
and scratches the delicate enamel of the
teeth. Precipitated chalk, favored with
| "a little wintergreen, is better than any
of the liquid toothwashes Ten cents
| worth lasts fair New York dentist one
year She uses the floss and gargle
even after eating an apple between
| meals, and powder twice a week keeps
her strong teeth white and beautiful
1t Is time you sent in your contribu-
ton for the toothless, healthless, help
| less babies. The Sick Babies Fund is "a
| blessed and beautiful institution, and
you can't afford to neglect It, The
smallest subscription will enroll you on
the list of patrons and patronesses.
Some people use ice-coli water in
| tooth and mouth washes. This IL not
| advisable; the teeth. If not strong and
perfect, suffer from extreme tempera-
lures.
Don't you want to save some poor
| woInan's sick baby!
Good teeth are Indispensable to health
bad teeth AS is the stomach, 40 Is the
| mouth. Hard gums. sound white teeth.
| u red tongue and bright pink lips are
| the inevitable signs OF a faithful, we'll
| kept and well-regulated stomach. That
| organ is worldly OF the highest cult
vntion, the utmost consideration.
Lemon Juice rubbed on soft gums will
| often tone up the flabby tissues A few
| drops of tincture OF myrrh in an ounce
| OF cool water makes a delightfully."- re-
| freshing and valuable mouth disinfect-
| ant.
The Sick Babies Fund is six years
| old. 1t has collected and disbursed
| nearly $4,000. and ministercd to G0.W9
| fortune-forgottcn children. The money
was expended with wisdom and dis
crimlnaton. to all classes who needed
succor and II helping hand. Black,
brown and white babies. children of
| domestic and foreign birth. and pagans,
lsraelites and Gentiles of all ages, from
| all nations and of both sexes, who were
| in want, who suffered or were discour-
| aged, have been benefited by "The
the good work to go on send a contri-
| button to the cashier. The fund has
| the Endorsement of every charitable and
philanthropic organization, and every
broad-minded. public-spirited man and
| woman in the community. If you can
spare a dollar do so. and let the living
| live and the weak strengthen and grow
strong.
Ice water dyspepsia, Summer COM
plaint caused by over-indulgence In
that unwholesome beverage. can be
cured by dry diel-that is, a total
says: Eat very slowly and sparingly; ;
masticate the food thoroughly and Sc
lect juicy fruits to take the place of
lisuids An Among The . staple articles not
corned beef. smoked fish. pastry, car
rots. veal and sandwiches.
Sour water is one of the best OF Sum
mer drinks. Three ounces of cold water
containing dash of lemon juice. will
be found satisfying and much more
cold drink. Water with orange flower
Is better when the stomach is sus
| take In seltZer and milk. or lime water
and milk, half and half. These two
beverages are known to have plump
and beautifying effect upon the face
and figure.
Summer dresses can be kept clean
with small trouble, and a refined woman
VIII take II great deal to have them
so. Skirts that touch the ground gather
an astonishing amount of waste mate
rial more or less conducive to the de-
velopment OF disease germs. As IL Is
rot desirable to lodge the monsters In
the house a considerate woman will have
her trailing garments taken in the back
yard or hung out the window and
whisked until clean. A dose Of sun
light viii be all the disinfectart needed
Bodices, basQueS and blouses should be
turned inside out. the seams brushed
and the lining aired. To clean the COL
'u. "",ts use piece of linen and
little benzine or an ounce of fine salt
In four times tie quantity of alcohol
The sunlight will In an hour or 30 re-
move the fumes, but n little camphor or
cologne sprinkled over the lining will
neutralize the unpleasant smell. Soiled
dress shields will only be tolerated by
II vulgar woman or one whose sensory
nerves are obtuse. They can be cleaned
by washing In benZine and they can be
renewed daily II necessary. Better un-
seen ncatncss than outside decoration
Now help the tots Send n contr,bu-
tiCn To the Sick Babies Fund like n
sood girl NELL NELSON.