New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18

7, {, tho snring the young mans fancy ''i'lH
nch,lv N thoughts of love the good honse"te
awakening instinct is in the direction Oh s''"9
ard purifying She has warnings a''e' ,'e
cleaning and longs 10 open all the "''uo"'' ~ 90
on, LIGHT into all the dark places and inaneura,e
a, era when the smoke and CRIME OF winter VII,
a,sanraar under the martial law OF brush ana
hroom It is period of discomfort and unaVailns
cor,nlaint for unregenerate man VINO cuii'' "
stand why such wholesale attack j. hece'"''
,bv annarently clean paint should be scruope" u
nso,Iv kent rooms turned topsy-tnrvy whereas 10
ts better half the mild excitement oil 'he se"'"
.hoaral is generally welcome. IF there l. Oh
md that love more than another exclaimed M
.,tbusiastic rnatron. ait is the beating OF 0"''
IN . s,nshinv day. II suggests spring " NV
the coming of summer just as much AZ 'i'
:. ~. sonc-sparrow or the noisy chatter Oh '''
wrens-' -, 49,. ,t,r, #
~, he cafe 10 nut out the fires and open the mouse
fron garnet TO cellar TO the four wihus VI "e" 80
preliminary cleansing at this tifhe j d"
sanitary measure Undsputed authorities no" "'
,s that there is no more effective method Oh "
stroving microbes and germs OF all xmas '"a, i"
o.hi,g all washable surfaces ana ruopiHS
off those that do not permit the use VI
both cloths and busters TO be lreque""F
during the process to destroy all dangerous "epo
II is a known fact to all mothers 'ha' 'o,'s
assesses are ant to develop in the early spring anu
"a
so,o,ior Of the system by reason OF the winter
o,enenoent or the accumulation Of unhealthy germs
IN the house-both Of which conditions may
N no more or less under controi.
y ,s an easy matter just al this time 10 take roo
,,o- roor, in daily rotation and thoroughly WASH
al tho naint after carefully wiping every ii'0' Va
CHESTER or wall-paper Every article OF FURNITURE
sbould he rubbed first with wet cloth anu az
ward with Inseed oil and last but nov ieds' 49,
end mattresses should be thoroughly cIeaned mn
&c one source of danger in nurseries ana oe o0'''
.ha+ is seldom considered and that is the su"ii'u
n.nar and tackled wooden backs OF the Po'"''H
~, generally cover the walls OF the rooms most
ia ir and consequently afford greater harcoraee
for "n1atter out Of place. when IS the 'oi''''
definition for dirt. most vigiiaht "ouS
was Mortified TO find insects in one oil her oeu'o'
which despite the most watchful care reapi'edie,
- ,,on and again: and II only after all
,ooginarv causes were investigated that she w
thought herself OF examining beau'iui ooPS "
MuIer's Madonna. which she mad Donsh' ""'S
framed from a picture-dealer, anu ""' nuns
at the head Of the bed. Here she discovereu ''e
trouble: between the wooden back. when aPpa'
-, ,ras ,erfectIv clean and the paper which
,-,,ac.ed the nicture there were found the 'sSS
OF the most dreaded Of all vermin After 'he piC'
IRE was taken out and the frame '"''oe'
cleansed she had no further trouble sue" an nv
dent suggests very unpleasant possbilites III ,ne
way OF germs Of disease, which "iis"' ''
troduced in like manner.
,rh,s 10 o,so . very good season for the arrange
roent Of the attic preparatory TO storing away the
winters wardrobe. Ola trunks should De e"p"e"
and brushed and the contents shaken ana just "''e
word might be said In regard to the storing '"d'
OF old garments which might be altered or rear
ranged II is far better to give away goou c'o''e'
than to store them where moth ana rust may WI
rint " and the thrifty housewife gains little where
she NAV lose a great deal by filing her camphor
chest with wearing apparel that might be uSe'u'
10 others.