The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-28

Man begins life helplesa N. -
in paroxysms OF fear he me.,s-
nurse leaves IL alone. and n -
slowly 10 any power o. SELF pro....
that mothers say the salvs,ss, ).
end health OF a young child Il ! 49, \
miracle.
The new shade OF Russian "a
IN velvet cloths and silk and wan, a.
II is beautiful dye. between 49,,
jacQue rose and deep aasI.a eolo.
exceedingly becoming TO women, hen i
and dark. and one OF the very Nm -
that the neutral-toned type could -
select. The color Is so deep tA.s !
not al all conspicuous.
Cochineal. 50 much used for ..a.-
table tellies. and also given 10 Ne
as q domestic remedy FOR tire vAn,.A
cough. is the whole insect az 8
called "coccus." but only the .ern.l.. .
used. The insects are captured ~ -
eating them with the smoke az fr.s
low the trees on which they i've 40
the males have wings while tie y.s.sa
have none, the males take 1lsh, -
the atmosphere becomes unpl.e.s's
warm. leaving the females to TIER ~.
In arranging pictures I, should \.
membered that oils. etchings ana -.
coIors should not hang tose,hsr III
the drawing room walls should "a.
full OF canvasses. II one il fcr-nr,s
enough TO be able TO buy them, I've
three fine oil paintings are about a =
room can stand.
'sopen FIRE places that never hold . !,
are an abominatlon." exclaims Z err
Gas logs Stimulating fires are bad enour
but they are better than the slahs,s.s.
effective cavern In side wall, tcppea
an expensive mantel trimmed VITA -
set out with costly brass ana Their =
from year to year without even A NJ.
for which II was created II ia a.
idea OF ornamentation. There Is no srs
OF decoration excels that OF the ussa n.
place, with It's honest brick rAsrn.
hlaekened by many fires and shining s.e.
bearing their burden OF glowing lau II
Goals. Such give a color and cAarsrs
10 a room that no other mode Of dsscsa
ton can achieve.
II doctor has TO be called In, have m
write down his directions and DO rat !
pend upon your memory. A daily rssgs
is of great service. both for your oss i
and for that OF the doctor. Nots TIE :lzs
OF meals and the quantity taken. - VI
at the time at which medicine has bsa
taken. the hours OF sleep. etc.
To keep violets fresh, when wears
them on the person. wrap the stems * |
in cotton dipped in sailed water. sAe |
tinfoil. When they are not doing ssyEss
the stems should be put in salsed var
the tops sprinkled and tho whole rassrt
closely with confectioner's paper, aa1 r.
in a cool place. In this way the ~ |
SONS may be preserved for several d.
Diligence is a little prosaio home s.a T
which sounds very small. but Il 81
reality beyond all price or waltz rsa
proverb about stitch in time tells u ! T
taken I'm time saves nine. In . Cw
many times ninety-nine would he nAs
correct. To be dIligent In the So
affairs OF our daily lives, not only naks
an orderly house, but keeps = mW
home Darn the first little hole aht |
larger rent viii not be made. Correct n |
first signs of I'll temper and the pasaaf
ate disposition will be as easily ussss
as a young vine.
There are two ways OF attaining ~ b |
portant end--force and persevwasn
Force falls to the lot only Of the pfFs
legged few. but austere and sustained 1S
severance can be practiced By the mes |
insignificant. It's silent power grows
resistible with time.
Never rub soap directly on the sarmss.
but make a strong suds OF warn str
and white soap; squeeze the garmT'
this water. and then. III the sarmth,
very much soiled. pass Il through sssnf
warm suds. and rinse II In Luxe ss'a
water. Press It dry between tns hss
and shake well and pull into shaps "
when nearly dry iron, with . rrocenN
hot iron. until quite dry; WI ~
Ike new.
The world has a warm place
heart for the retired sea captain. m
held in respect In every cline ana y :
cation is considered one OF 10
honorable 10 which man may dsy9s
life. And this is justly 10. for -
SO fraught with peril, and none FesV'
a greater slertness OF the mind.
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