The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-11

+ Now, before the frost comes. is the
!. time to gather in some of the wood
!, land treasures for winter. In the
maple zone the trees are at their best,
|. aud nothing is prctticr for decoration
$ than the beautiful brouZc. gold or
+ scarlet leaves. All one has To do tn
+ preserve them is to dip them in II thin
+ solution OF glue watcr-a tablespoonful
!. of liquid glue to "A pint Of watci-dry
+ carefully and pack them smoothly in
|. boxes.
!. Grape leaves. holly branches, the
|. glossy leaves of the pear are all suit
! able for this purpose and prove in
; valuable in the winter when it is hard
; to find appropriate decorations for TIL"
+ table. Ferns. too may he gathered
!. now, enough To last FOR several
:. months. Select the brakes or sword
:. ferns, having thick green ironds. cut
!. from the roots with shears, lay
!. smoothly in box. face down. cover
Z the top with paiaiine paper tie the
= cover down firmly and set tile box in
+ the cellar or iccboX until needed.
J. The lovely trailing ropes of ground
:. pine. branches of hittcrswcct roots of
!. checkcibciiies. hcmlock twigs and
|. branches. the satin-lin"d chestnut
bulrS. will each and all bring back
! visions of summer in the days wh"r
!, the sun goes in hiding and the mental
! thermometer drops accordingly
+ California chatclaincS. with their
:. wealth of flowers 10 draw upon AZ all
|. seasons. have learned to utilize u
!. number Of things for flower holders
!. which the Eastern woman knows
|. nothing of. For palms and other
I piazza plants they huy the Chimes"
: butter hrkins. bound with straw. For
: u single spray or roses, the purple
: blossom OF the artichoke, or two or
, three golden chrysanthcmHmS she has
!. ready the quaint brown glazed whisky
!, Jug, which the China boy cook or
! laundrymun has discarded after
emptNng the contents These may he
: had for the picking up almost any
where around the wash houses, and
are the most effective Hover holders
for the hall or porch table, Then
? there are the bamboo swinging vases,
:. that any boy with II knife can maize.
!. These are simply II section of the
|. bamboo a half or threc-quartcr yard
i'm length. with little openings cut in
the various sections large enough to
! hold water and II few vines or bios
: SONS. \ cord Is then tied about either
: end, and the vase suspended from the
; wall
!. forna housekeeping is that every
morning ono may have a great tray
of fresh flowers to arrange FOR the
day.
lnSipid and raStclesS apples may he
. utilized by stewlng ana mixing with
. stcwed cranbcriicS in the proportion
. .of one part Of clanbcrrieS 10 two of
apples. Not quite 50 much sugar viii
. he required as for the berries alone.
Strain through colander and serve
with game or meat
According 10 the family PHYSICIANS
story. very few people know how Ia
, breathe properly. In ordinary breath
. ing not much more than half the lung
|. tissues are used, and in every day life
we manage to get on with this, III
there is amy tendency To lung trUdblc,
however. the lungs must be expanded,
; and deep brea thing Is powerful all
) to cure The individual should stand
. erect close the mouth and gradually
. nh the lungs by breathing through
. the nose. When the lungs are fun one
should hold the breath "A short time,
then slowly let II out. Six deep
breaths should be taken one after The
other, and this deep breathing prac-
ticed three times day before meals.
One of the advantages ot living IN
} hill country Is that one is forced 10
breathe deeply. All breathing eNer-
, rises are better III taken I'm the open
air rather than I'm the Ntiatcd atmp-
sphere of a close room, If regular
deep breathing Is practiccd therc will
he no need of amy apparatus for medl-