Year: 1872

between clerks IN stores, between appren-
tees, between hired men, between hus.
bands and wives, owing to electrical
changes through which their nervous
system go by lodging together night
after night, under the same bed clothes.
than by any other disturbing cause.
There is nothing that will derange the
nervous system Of a person who is elm
NATIVE in nervous force, as to lie all
night in bed with another person who is
absorbent in nervous force. The absor-
Der will 60 to sleep and rest all night,
while the eliminator will be tumbling and
tossing, restless and nervous, and wake
MP in the morning fretful, ,!peevish, fault
finding and discouraged. No two per-
sons, no matter who they are should
habitually sleep together. One will
thrive and the other will lose. This is
the law, and in married life is defied
almost universally. Of Heath.


RICH OYSTER P1E.--Stain off the
liquor from the oysters, and put it on
TO boil, with some butter, mace, nutmeg
pepper and salt. Just as it boils stir in
.hickening of milk and flour, put in
the yolks of two eggs, we'll beaten, do
not put this in while boiling, or it will
surdle.) Line dish. not very deep, with
puff paste, fill it with white uIglaZed
paper OF a napkin, to keep the top paste
from falling in; put on top paste and
bake When done, remove the top
crust carefully, and take out the paper
or napkin, and then pour in your
oysters.


Sun PRINTING ON FEUIT.-Boys and
girls, if you wish to astonish any mem
Der of the family. or any coming guests,
by some day allowing them to discover
their initials neatly printed on pear,
peach or apple, asit hangs on It's branch,
this is the way to carry ont your plan:
81tss before the fruit ripens, cut the de-
sired letters from o sheet of thin, tough
paper, and paste them on tie side OF
the fruit most exposed to the sun.
When, in the course of time, you remove
the paper from the ripe surface, you
will find the letters distinctly marked
upon it. There are other ways ofprint-
ing fruit but this is the most simple.


ABOUT PRUNING.-If you wish the
top of tree to spread, cut off top side
of the limb outward within the eighth of
an inch of a bud, the latter on the IN
der side of the limb. If YOU wish the
limbs to grow perpendicular, cut from
the under side outward, slanting, the
same distance from bud, which in this
ease must be on the upper side of the
limb. All pruning should be done Just |
before the full of the moon, as the sap
is flowing freely at that time and the
limb heals over before it has time to |
dry up. In cases of crooked trees
when it is desirable to straighten them,
it can be done by cutting off the last
years growth, in similar manner to |
pruning the limbs as above, cutting from
the lower side of the tree about quar-
ser Of an inch from q bud, leaving the
Bod on the upper side.


Professor Low gives this method of
removing chaff from the eye of an ami |
NAL +: The best way is to pick it off with |
pair of fine pincers, the head being
Held steadily by an assistant having hold
of the nose, and the eyelids held open
by the other hand. In the absence of |
pincers or foreeps, cover a pin with a
single layer of soft handkerchief, and |
serape off the ehaff with the head of the
pin so protected. The eye will suffer
much more from the continued presence
of the chaff than from pretty active
seraping- Keep a rag wet in cold water
over the eye for a day or two after re-
moval ; then touch it daily with feath-
er dipped in solution of lunar caustic,
five grains to the ounce of distilled wa
ter.


REMEDY FOR CoRNs.-Mr. Rose, mer-
chant of San Diego, announces that
these creators of SO much torment in the
world can easily be cured by applying
coat of gum arabic mucilago every even
ing on going to bed He had them for
ty Years, and tried nearly all the corn
remedies in existence, without relief, |
until he triee the above, which readily |
sIred him in few weeks.


Dr. Hall says that it ought to be ex-
tensively known that ordinary boiled |
rice, eaten with boiled milk, is one of |
the best remedies known for any form
of loose bowels. Its efficacy is increas-
g if it is Drowned like coffee, and boil
ed and eaten at intervals of four hours,
taking no other food or liquid whatever. |
Its curative virtue is intensified if no
milk is taken with it, and the patient
will keep quiet in a warm bed then it
becomes an almost infallible remedy.


There is a vast difference in the
havor of eggs. Hens fed on clean,
sound grain, and kept on clean grass
run, give much finer favored eggs than
hams Jo +baf have onoorr, 81 -.oll.-