Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-03

1t is faVorlte IaQ just NO" w CoNol
a book with 3 scrap of brocaded silk,
sometimes padding with layer OF cot
ton wadding underneath. Two ribbons
are attached TO opposite sides by which
to tie 1t together, and a dainty GIT Is
formed which is inexpensive but rich in
appearance.
A new bread crater has been brought
out in London. 1t is cYllndrically
shaped, and is about as large as quart
cup. The bread is placed in the receipt
acle by door In the side, when IL passes
between the graters revolved by crank
from the top over sieve, and thus the
operation is at once performed
The feet should be kept clean as the
hands, and II the nails are cut as often
and attended to as carefully it will be
means OF warding of corns and bun
ions. The best time to bsshe is just be-
| fore going TO bed. 1t will assist ones
sleep, giving quiet, restful feeling.
Never take bath just after meal.
If you must battle in your bedroom,
| then get a square of white enamelled
cloth or heavy Turkish towelling, sew
heavy rope around the edge tightly and
you can take u shower bath without
getting the water on the carpet. In
! bathing use the wrong side OF the oil
cloth, as the right side is apt to chill
one.
In boiling maccaroni it is q mist si,e
to permit it to stop boiling for >
ment until done. Have plenty OF sailed
water in the saucepan at the boiling
point when the sticks are added, and
when they are tender throw in glass
Of cold water to stop the cooking sud
denly, and drain at once. After that II
may be served in various ways.
A corn pepper OF somewhat novel de-
sign has a partition with coarse mesh
dividing it into two parts. As corn
pops unevenly, the kernels which are
done first are apt to burn, but in this
case the pepper can be turned over, al
lowing the uncooked kernels 10 drop
through and again be exposed TO the
fire while the remainder are at safe
distance.
II, when closing aud rolling up your
umbrella after using, you will take hold
of the ends Of the ribs and the sticks
with the same hand and hold them tight
enough to prevent their being twisted
while the covering is being twirled
around with the other hand, you will
find it will last longer than II you hold
it by the handle alone when you roll 1t
up.
When the feet are sore, as from long
walking, take teaspoonful OF EPSON
salts, five or six drops OF tincture OF
capsicum, and put in shallow basin OF
water-juSt enough to cover the soes
of the fpet-and soak them twenty min
utes. One will be surprised at the re-
lief this will give. 1t Will also cure
burning OF the feet that so many are
troubled with in the summer
Pc atoes may be soaked in cold water
for twelve or more hours before being
cooked, and will be improved rather
than II lred, but IL they stand in lit
tie moisture even Tor ten minutes after
they are cooked they are spoiled. The
potato is compose largely Of starch.
The uncooked starch does not unite
with moisture like q sponge. A good
potato will be light and meaIy as soon
as it Is baked or boiled, but If the cook
ing be continued il will become dark,
heavy aud strong favored.
II your hands are very rough and
sore, instead OF using the nail brush,
which would irritate the broken skin,
have on your toilet table box OF
coarse corn meal, and after soaping the
hands pick up lot Of corn meal and
rub the hands vigorously with 1t. II is
cleansing and healing. II is q nice
thing for children who are going TO
school. The chalk and dust OF the
school room Is very hard on the skin,
and q school boy knucEles are always
very grimy. II you are always careful
| h rinse the hands in clear water after
washing in soap, there is not nearly so
much danger Of chapping.
A raw egg Is an excellent tonic with
wulch To begin these warm spring days.
II is strengthening, aud tends to pre-
| vent that tired feeling so prevalent at
this season OF the year. II prepared In
the following way it is really a delicious
drink:-Put tina yolk Of al egg into a
| dish with a teaspooniul OF white sugar
and teaspooniul OF orange or lemon
juice, and beat lightly together with a
~
a pinch OF salt; then, with broad
bladed knife. beat it to stiff froth.
Now, as lightly as possible, mix all to-
gether in the dish; then as lightly trans
fer IL toa clean tumbler, which it will
nearly fill il properly made. II must
not stand in a warm place, as soon as II
becomes liquid and loses its snowy
form Any fruit juice may be used in
place Of orange or lemon, or even
brandy, If the doctor has ordered it.
When travelling you should always
carry a tiny box OF faxseed for possible
cnders. The instant that you feel a
foreign substance in the eve throw your
| head back and drop two or three flax
seed on the ball OF the eye, and lift the
upper lid and draw it down over them
so as to hold them lie. Then go about
| your business There is absolutely no
disagreesble sensation attached TO put
ting the seed in, and the relief will
come almost instantly. The theory is
that the moisture OF the eye dampens
the seed. and it gives out mucous sub
stance which spreads over the eye and
covers the grit After awhile the seeds
| win begin TO work out, and will bring
the offending particle with them. II
the particle has been in for some time
it will be longer in bringing relief, fol-
the irritation and Inflammation will
have TO subside first. Sometimes when
this is the case the haIeeed will have to
be put In two or three times before the
particle will come away. To allay the
Inflammation get en- ounce OF roseWater,
In which dissolve three grains OF sugar
| Of lead. This is cooling and healing.
WInYFn WITS AMI WOMEN