J
tho Biiby tilioubl ito J.ooktxl Alter.
I'niuUy In:toi- fashion Mute Hints
for tlic If oiiHclio'd.
As luof.t people like to Lavo 1 lieir Hut hem
List us lon uidI 1. :: wi II nu pnvdblf, a
ft'W hints on lint ii:rn .f pint In i may l:t
comn anii.v-i. All inn it mhnit th nt. riothe:!
thilt uro "I"' '1 f'"' t i i rl.V will out liisl. t lios.
tluit uro m b"l, ni-idn fruiu 1 In ir id." n;
pcnlin bclbT. it docs not Jiiatli r h'nv lino
tho material nmy bo of v Iiii-h 1 In y uro m;i.',
it they nro dust ;i ini'-d limn rani'' iiis-i in
lirushin:, or ill lii! in;; Iroi.i n.- .lc rl l ul fold
ing or han;i:i;:, t'.i'.-y will m-ver in.iko
(rood (iii iipj i' liuii'-o u.s 1I10.-.0 imidc from 11
chouitr find pool ir t ratio of clotli that hu.s
Lt i'.ir-"d fur.
TIkvo i.i no colur tli:it bhows tho diist
B xmir than black. 1 1' u. mimio! h f.i' i il fabric,
tlio dil t 111:1V boeiisily ri-iiiov "l witn iiln u-.il
Liooj-.i or hriiilu brush, or if l"ft son.o timo
unbnidied, it i.i ii"t of no lini' h iir.iiort.-UK i-,
for it nu'V lie removed ut almost any timo
U -fore ii-dii;', but if tho cloth is for. I' d or
roi;;.di f.r rd, it i i i f tho utmost iiniKi;la." o
thill il Mnill U: brushed thoi oiijd.I y 11s soon
ft j t- Hivcuii it. AfU-r coining in from oiit
bidu tho cloth! .1 tire very i-pl I" retain 11 j'""d
thai of tho die t of th" st nit, i::id nt null a
timo, if possible, t !:' .should ho brush', d
thoroii;-lily ere 'litm.' uv.ay. First, the hat
or bemud must t o brii.di-d well, trimmir.:;
uudidl. If of li!', or t'. raw 11 l.rUlo l.iiui,
With 1: 1 i i 11 ."d I 'r 1 lot In :;, i; th'- li.-t, l.ut if
c.f vc lvel .1 Ihu r one, which is made- r:.p '-i-iilly
for i,iu-h a purpose, f h iul I I-? used. If
it i ; of clo'.h a liao ci'i n h:oom w ill do very
i II, and some t;l: :o ii:..1 this nrti' Io for bit,
l,ut lieraiiy it 1 . too coars.', mid is not lis
Ko.tl' in any w :i y i.s tho Lristl" brush. In
l.rudiitv; a felt hat or lioimi t, always hrush
0110 v.ny to I.oi-ji it, looking ni' O.
Af'i'f l.eiu: caught in 11 rain or snow
fttorin with ii fi 11 hat, ami it is wet, on com
ing i.i:-ido do not I'ttt- it to dry without
Inui-hii! .;. Vi'ii ii " ho 1 .rush he;;i:i at tho rim
find r,o round and round, always tho ono
v.iv, hl'ti !.in.; very hard, until tho crown is
roachtd, l-rushin. this in t ho hamo way until
yon lhiiih in tho ci niertho to; of the c-rown;
thoni'Ul it av.iiy totlrv an 1 when wanted it
will look ahno. 1 j;ood as new. Never put
' n felt h:d is way while w. t without hrushiir-,
or it wiHho sooi t' d v.hcn dry. Men's KthT
liats may h'. k i't looking nice if treated in
this way after hcing out in a storm.
If the outside Karmentor w rajiii of smooth
or corded mat .'rial, it should he well hrt'.shcd
and hiue; away, but if rough faced, it will
need to be taken into tho air and well shaken
in addition to brushing, to remove even a
part of tin- dust that is sure to adhere to it.
A dress, whether rough or smooth cloth,
should bo taken out into tho air find shaken,
owin to its bein next to impossible to get
into tho crevices of tho draperies, where tho
dust i.s certain to find a lodgment, with a
brush broom or bristlo brush. Never uso a
brush of any kind 011 a silk dress, as a piece
of woolen cloth will do tho work a great deal
better, and will not injure tho fabric, which
a brush generally does. It is a gxd plan to
litui'i heavy drosses and wraps", on tho lino
once in a while, when a stifF wind is blowing,
which will d more toward cleansing than all
tho brushing that could lo given them. To
l.o sure, this not to lc recommended for
light, delicate material, but only for such
goods as hold tho dust. It is very important
vluit men's dark colored diagonal clothes
Fhou'd be brushed I rcqucntly, for, if neg
lected, it will he fosnd impossible to lvmovo
the r.-ist , and if I ho chit lies are black, thoy
soon h:. o the ar. ai iia-o of being oil' color
Ion; ere the should bo.
Never turn a coat inside out whoa hanging
i5 u: or you wiii M'.rcly ruin the s t of tho
collar. V here oo:; eldest, wire frames up.
tho best to i:so for this purpose, but lackil).;
thes, hand lee coat by the- loop at the collar
with tho iv;hl si-le out. Never hang a dross
lip i'.isido oat, but if possible allow it two
nails, some distance apart. Hang ii. with
front fa.'i-.ig out, by the loops usually p'.ovd
0:1 the waist bnial at each side breadth. This
vav t f han a dress w ill koi-p tin lra;iery
cn plaits", if there .-ire any, in posi: io:i, and
is the mo ie rnv i'imeiuU il by an experienced
urtssai:
iker. Sv itiii! have tl
loo
i.v whit
to har.u: no th' ir bas pies 0:1 tho wa;..t line
i'.tside of the coll.o-, but tllO best i.ll horit
advise them to 1 e sown one ui.!or each arm.
Tho same nails used for thoskirt are not ;on
erally tvo far apart, but if they sl.o.dd be,
ono of the skirt nails, and another one driven
into the wall the d:str.r.ce wished for the
basipu'. can 1 o u-ed. llueg the !::: iv.e iu'sl
n'.-il t.io s..
there is mu
t. delicate
i::g. ir 1:
fro. a the si
both to-o;
::i over 'l. 10 10 sure. ..: !-.
a triui::-.!!; o: a b ;. ::
'.l.rlc v hi 'h will i.ot i.
I e v.ell to h;.n;: ;i. ai
!ri, b.it u r; iliy i- is be.
1 r. in a im-;:; 1.:' ' i-i.
r it 1
r cr.' i.
lone a:i.
to ha:
; no clos'
ks if hr.-o
(.I-waroro-e.iil
v.'. wall with a
This plan ise-c.
a ci s. t als '. ;
v.-.-ur 1 rota In;;
tho eh ot i.. :y
tr e. a::d as
C:':iei'.,iiv lh.d;
"s cover t;'e
:'oi i.: or cr-. t'
nt for over
I'M
wja save a 1..
.g, for no niaUor how clo.st.
liast is sure to i!::d c::
l-;-.: t lode somewhere, it
li . '.iag pl.ico umo.ig t!.
Clot in
I'esloii L).;d. t.
Tabic
Aba'.. t; -
fresh lo . - 1 . : .
of its just ri :
warm water 1 '
elder, the t ..
until at 0 U'o:
oil tho water,
r.nd arc nr re
j Cure of the It.i'oy.
s not ko"t p.-rKi-!v sweet and
rri. and is
l rr
li .-:: ;:! ! be bathed ir
ua'tia :, and. as it grows
tare fraduaily lowcre !
'.. :. t!:e c'aill is j-.v t taken
1 ios low t heir b.'ih,
lo scream at being taken
1
oat of it than wl;e:i pv.t i-ito it. Ir there is ii
shrinking from the pk;,;ge. a s-nali bhtr.kct
can be spread on tho lab, the child lai i 0:1 it,
and gently lowered into tho tub. At r.tght
it should lo held on the lap and p:ickly
sponged with a sponge, vrimg out of warm
water. Its mouth should l.t washed with a
soft pieeo of linen dipped iu cool water. Ail
creases where tho flesh touches skor.M be
powdered with pulverized starch, or any
good toilet powder. This is most important,
nnd must never be omitted, as tho delicate
skin easily chafes. "Where there is redness,
or any symptom of chafing, lycopodium
powder should I e used, it is most healing,
and can be applied even if tho skin is broken.
AVhen there are frequent dkchargis, the
parts should l-o washed in thin, boih-d starch
instead of water. It is criminal neglect to
allow a baby to suffer from chafing.
The had re -its ires particular attention. No
daintiness in ther resjxvU can atone for the
disfiguring brown patches which cro some
times allow id to i cm--ii:i there. The top of
the head should bo well washed, with f a;i
and wuU-r every morn :nr. If, in s" i of
this, traces of scurf r.pj ear, ti.es;.
be !u' i!-d at Light v. il'.i o.ivc cd. ;.
Ki-p.di 'i" i:i the i.ior.ii-Jg. 1: t'.i
tlo:-. U not s:;eees. fid, it :!! be
y
. . .
if
Ulttil ii- h IhU t lel'J Wtil I
th:- t-u-te:- is a
fLtko i : sh'..v
dei t.-
the 1
A . halei'T g. "-. :. o: h r .-.!..: the t - " .". "
VOhj1. b.bs s.. :iU d bo I tOVtii' 1, ii lie. :. ",
to protect tho ii "wiit ci tbo Lx-i fro:u the I io
. ,;.va. TTtilf-s ean-tuVy
. ;.:i dry ::s pWsiblo, and ruldd
i: 'i a littlo 'Ottiioin, tbo chin and
',r i apt to locoino chafed.
iiven n very young baby can bo trained in
;,ood habits in a way that is surprising to
uny ono who ban not done it. If its wants
uro, til tended to at a certain hour every morn
ing, a healthy child will seldom soil a unpkin.
The trai:iing'caiinof Iks begun bo curly, and
tho h.'ibi should bo firmly established In-foro
It i.s six weeks old. It, saves much troublo to
tho mother and discomfort to tho ohiM.
A liltl 1 ahy ! pend ; tho greater part of its
timo in sleep. It is n:i if nature were prepar
ing it for tho battle of lifo by giving it HI
in.ich 1 epo-o as po.,.-iblo before the struggle
begins. It M.ouH nr-vir be awakened uidtiss
it s!ei for a long t imo piisfc tho hour for its
loiiig fed. To I'ouso a Bleeping child to grat
ify t hi." curio ,:t y of visitors or friends is cx
tremely injadicious. As it grows older and
is invaku nioie, a certain timo nhould bo
Ii::cd for the morning and afternoon 1 ap,
and for put ting it to bed at nig-Iit. If these
hours art! ifli:eicd to, they wiil generally
I. nd a sleepy Irio'.
.,. it 1111:, to jiiit v' 11. 1. 1.
; i::lhi":;eo. It is be t from thu lii'.t
..u keii iho room, nor keep it specially
The cln'd b"eoiii...s
usiome.l to
nl'- throitgii slighv iioim-s, end ti.cy do not
vvai.eu i;,. Tho 1
f 1 il gh.ro of li ;!
the ci'.'i toward to
A baby Liiomd :.
v, jtii mi ohh r
cs sliouid bo protected
I by p! i'-iug tho head of
v.h.d-ov.
ver bo allowed tosd.op
..on. 'i ho be ..t bed is a
01 iii
v..
''t,
vt.i niiu
01. e I !.:e
n;ait:;. -
h or
!.;o 1 r it
.oy.ro ef rto:
aid b
r
I by
l
er
t-ao 1.
Laid,
oi i.n
V. il (
cove;-
. o 101. !
ii.iv, in
it t:
t Mo. ii,
do
1'' IVli
1. and the
. 1:1
.1 r
u .
; e.l ,
.; th.
in'.''.
or and su:i
iva .t tre.oo
: r should hi)
it
re
ii.
. 1 Wit 11 so: no 10
1: " sin. aid be
mo
lilt s-
!U: ion. i ho
.iiim and huht.
ii. iivii oaii ': .i ter i.; t a
is . .1 aired i i tho
In Si:..iiiie- an amplo
rais d 0:1 a j oie, or .-;
idoal for-'.vint r, if it
mi.i i-vcry day or two.
liiusonilo in. i t in;;' v, t !1
sj.e.. !'d from u l.o; ii:.
SUolii l cover too ci'.i;. ian:;;!i. lu i.obilisoli
fcj.-ovil in (hioil 1 loll -"keeping.
Don't Neglect tho l inger eoiok.
IJccausO yoll live iilth.' country and do
house w oi k, and teen some good honest toil
on tho farm itself, is no ixiison why iu
should iio,;leet certain littio niceties of life,
s.ieh as too .Ire of your hau.ls and teeth.
You pi ol'a' ly w id not Lo able to k c p tiio
former white and sott as if you used them
only for dainty embroidery, but a low min
utes each day spent in caring for them will
show at least that they are well kept, uud
signs of toil that canuot bo eradicated you
need not be ashamed of. The nails can bo
k pt nicely trimmed; they canuot bo even
moderately long, but they may bo shapely
and pointed, i'erhaps you cannot afford to
bry the outfit of a '-manicure," but you un
doubtedly have a pair of small embroidery
scissors; the lilo 30U iiiut replace as best
you may w ith tho one in your penknife, or.
failing that, with a piece of coaro sandpa
per; and the chamois polisher, costing any
where from sixty cents to you can mako
yourself. Take a child's block about t.n luch
thick and three inches wide by live long
largo enough to grasp it firmly tack a Lit
wf soft cloth for padding, and over that a
piece of tho chamois you keep for polishing
silver 0:1 one of tho edges, and you have an
article that may not bo ornamental, but will
answer every purpose.
Soften your hands by washing in warm
water with some good toilet soap for- a few
minutes; then with the small scissors trim
tho liaiis, rounding them nicely, and cutting
the corners ery low. With somo blunt
instrument (if you l:ae not a lilo) push back
the liesh from too base of tho naiis, and trim
away ail tho dead skin. Now apply your
pcli.her, and brush vigorously for a few
i.ihiutes. Do this oi:eo a week, and every
day spend a few minutes in tho use of the
jiohsher, and jour hands will repay you in
their i;cai i:pj u.trance for tho ti.no j'ou have
spent. Aieuii.ou of oxalic acid kept in a
bottle with a e lass stopper w ill remove all
iia.ns oi" ink or fruit, ami a match or a si.-.ail
st.ek dipped in the eid.iL'.ai rmd p.:s ed ur.d..r
tlio naiio v. ill lea.o'. e any discoloration that
does not ci.ic. cli v till v. ashmg. 'li;.rc is a
po
powder soi;i oj arujgists ioi por... -.mg,
out tais ina.y bo d.speia-c.
e-'vr, j-ou get any, be sure
Lest and i:ot a s:'ei'.i:yi artii
w:u. Ir, i.o-,v--iat
j'oii ret tho
e. You should
aave a pair of old It: I i-o es, or, bettor tiil,
wa.;h leather, to '.van- ivh.ca you are weening
in the garden, or doing a ny nousewerk that
.. .dai.niit oi" it. 1 ai cak with a cotr. ictiou
0 rn of s;.d onpc: ieiie-o, lor I am a farmer's
iL.-a0Ltei- i.i.' .-eii, and never thought of car
i. g lor my han..s when I v. t.s a o!i..d. When
1 v. ;us old enough U care it was too lite, and
have found out that no amount of after
.:re can make up for that early tegloet.
r. American Agriculturist.
A Ilaivaid Annex Girl's i:.-say.
liar-. ar.i u:.ivcrsitj th-3 ro-.vdo:u prizes
T.
.e i::..,aeit re'
; ...:vi, heii:g
i C.i ill L
.! th.eV
ai.-iaoi-j ii r L.ng
ruiigo f:c:u i-lvJ
: to all ttuue::ts ef
,:e umvers.ty, uuoergrai anttO cr graduate,
iais, :" Ceurse, cxelu'les the j"ou:.g lady stu
. ::'. of the Harvard roi..ex, which has 2:0
ii',.' :ie co: meet i-1:1 with the uuivirtlty.
V.j aocider.S; an tssaj- on tho Mtmjoct,
' 'i;-? 11 i:i:::i Senate I'nder the Empire,"
vri:.e:i by MisaE. i. Tea: -on. was suV nil tell
. the judges, l'i-ofes ; : 3 Vorrcy and Young.
Withcut tae identity of ihe writer being dis
overe 1 tho judges awarded tho essay the
ut'ot prizo of slcO. The essay was signed
merely "E. li. Pearson."' The chiss and de
ti o tment of the university were not desig
;i:.t' 1, as is ivep: :red, r.:-.. i rro."es?or Torrey
expressed s '.tie ; rprlse that the author of so
al io an c.-siy should not have complied with
a provision so simple. lie searched the cata
logue oi the university for the name of E. C
IVarsem, and 0:1 not finding it somebodj gave
tho suggestion that this person might be dis
ceiverod in tho annex. la this waj- the fact
came out tho author was a j-oung lady.
So the e.--5aj of M.ir.3 Pearson was neces
sarily ruled out of the list, and a prize cf $75
was awarded to a young gentleman instead,
while ?IIss Tearson dropped at once from tho
Bowdoiu prizo of $100 to tho humbler amies
prie of f jO, thus paj-ing i"70 outright for the
privilege of being a woman. Mew Y'ork
World.
The Manicure's Outfit.
Another necessary adjunct to the dressing
table is the little Parisian box used by tho
manicure, and which maybe bought for a
small sum of anj- chemist or perfumer. It
contains a I eat shaped implement, covered
iu chamois leather, aud furnishexl with a
handle, aud there is a tiny box of fine piitk
powder of a slightly gritty nature. You
breathe 0:1 the nails, and then sprinkle them
with the powder, and polish briskly 0:1 the
chamois pad. But befor-c this process is
reaehe.1, you must first use the other little
implement, winch js of ivory, with one e nd
saar.vd almost like a pen, tho other fitted
wiT.ii a sm id brush. Iu tho center is a iiafc
Cie, 0:1 which j"ou carefullj' shape the tops ef
the itiils, rounding them off at cither side to
!'.ho the lhie of the linger. Kt-isors suould
r.ev. - "ih used for tho linger nail ', r.s bj- cut
t. : ; them you make the r.ails -or.i'iO tiud
talc. . V.'itli the ivcry p-ouit j-;u clean the
iTug.r mils, aud also gently mh Lack the
L'cih to lvvcal the whits crescOut aud to ivv
rent tho skin Kplitting arid forming "han
nails," which quickly appear il the eltia ad
LcrcH to the nail. The .Lady.
Following the I'unbloil riatib
Tlio pntternit wnt out by pattern houses
are often alu-dly elaljorate. They are niado -up
to extract trado ainl they do not represent
tho lcst tasto of fashionable people. While
patte rn makers Lave done an lni-sldumblo
KKil in helping mothers to shape tho frocks
and clothing of their children, saving; hours
of worry Lid vexation, they havo done a
freat evil in prolonging in places remote
from t! great cities martin for over elul
orrv, in . i i t lio dit-h of women anil children.
II . : y - : her naturally wishes her child to
1.. ' ' 1 ' -y nnd iieat, and too many mothers
Is. : t d by fashion plates LavesjK'tit hours of
t'-il i.i making elaborate dresses for their
ch.l h i u, only to liml, w hen the dresses wire
fiui:.h'd, that they were ugly aud unsatis
faotory. There j s but fine remedy.- Iet
i!iot!ier taho tho good. Itio fashion makers
provide, but vo:d all elabornta designs, do
signs which are put ii merely to fill out tho
bocks. M:ikr simple cl ithing for the chil
dren, and enjoy j-oursclf a rest from anxiety
about their ilrio ., jind take the pleasure that
conies from a neat, orderly household. AVo
nian's Work.
Uic Walk of Woniiiri.
It cannot bo out of pia -o here to suggest
the nds-fs'ibiiity :f onenin;; classes where
children, i 1 s s:eci;i liy, might be taught
tho science of walkiirt. Mot hers should be
the natural teai-'uers, l.ut many who are rig
idly careful iu ad ot her arti.-ular.s se-em ab
solutely indln'. rent on (::i . important point.
In fact, alter dimvi" l!i"Ui P.".vi;;atiou by
Ui-U'..; of th' ir l'-ys. dmy ib. i, ved to bo at
Utv end, an. I no mat tt r how u rct' hedly t ho
child move.! tho pa. i'i,i. rt .-!:-. satiii'd with
only .p:. -j audio at;...:. its .-:(. cori'ootion.
Whether liie ui:"raee:i. uai.l !',', the halting
slop and pniiif :loop so cou.u:. .nly seen i.s
uttrib'!tab!o to caj-ele.-sues ; or unnatural
drcs-ing, certain it is tii.it six out of c erj
t a v.-oin.-n walk aboiidnubly. To l.o upright
tiud easy in one's mo cmi-nts i- only ns na
ture! int"n. led, and mil's. dolornied there js
not 1 he s'ihte ,t erc.-uso fiir the absurd loeo
n ;o'.ion noticed on the stie.t.s every daj'.
". iiy chil !r !i are perniiiled to grow up
pi, eon toed, round sho.ihi r 1, crooked and
Hit I; ward is a propo.-.iiit:i le! t open ior fur
ther di.sju. -.-.ion. Xtw Orleans Times -Democrat.
M lie J'aoiil v HI'ilieal Adviser.
AVheii you choose a doctor, it is well to give
him to understand that you mo depending
u;ou l:i:n, and that yon consider him already
in a ci rtain wnsc responsible for the physical
well being of j ourself and your famiij". The
Into Dr. Alpheus lieniiing C'ro-.by well said
that his idea of a wise pr.ticrit was "ono who,
having rcleOdan intelligi-utphj-sician, holds
him personalty responsible for his life-.''
Having selected j our phy.siciaii, then make
him in reality the medical advisor of ever
member of j our family. Take him into jour
homo and give him the opportunity to be
come acquainted with th-? personal and family
history aud phj-sical condition of everj- mem
ber thereof, so that be may bo able to trace
their hereditary tendencies, recognize their
predispositions, understanel their peculiari
ties, and anticipate their weaknesses in
short, to know tiieir constitution, Having
this knowledge, ho will be able to give ihem
tho wisest advice in health, and the lnos'
successful treatment iu sickness. iJemorest's
Monthly.
I'aste far l'aper Hangers.
Taper hangers paste is Lost made by first
heati ig the water to the boiling point ; then
add flour, stirring constantly to prevent the
formation of lumps. Tho fl .tir should ho
sifted into tho water through a sieve to in
sure more equal distribution. Agitation
1.1a. t be. continued until the heat . s '.ail i have
rendered the mas; cf t he dos-rei consistency.
In order to increase its adhe-ring strength,
powdered re;.i:i in the- proportion of oiio-si;cth
to one-i'eui'lii cf the weight of the il-s:r
.-h ;;i..i be added. Od of clove; or a few drops
of carbolic acid add,'.' will ke-ep thu paste
from souring. Chica-o Times.
AiU-r the I"
Let me h 're reunirl: that
in its results without the 1.
t;o;;ct L:;;:ds orac-Mfse
no bath is perfect
::g and brisk frie-to.-.vt
1 afterward.
IVic! io:i i.-.t only stimulate.; ci!vulitien, Luc
it makes the Ile.-.h ;ir."i and polished like
Parian marble. J: is t. -met im; s astonishing
to s;'8 the change made hi an ugij' skin bj
frietion, and a:i- lady who wishes to p;-..- ?
a healthy bodj firm to the touch a'.sl fair to
the eye, with tho elasticity of y.r.th well
prolongc i into age, inu- t ri "e wihr.igK- of
her strength to tho d:;:iy task of rubbing the
body thoroughly. Dress.
I'l'cservii; lt-t;iur:il I'lowers.
To iircserve natural flo-.virs by the wax
soh.it.Io:i proci.v.s Iip the tlo-.veis ia melted
paralllne, v. ithdra-.virg them quieklj-. Tho
liquid should only be ju.-t hoi enough to
lr.-i-'nt-iin its iluiditj", ami tho flowers should
bo dipped one a time, held bj-the stalks,
ff.-.d moved about for an instant to ge t rid of
air bubble.?. Fresh cut fio-.vers, free from
moisture, m-ike excel!
specimens iu this
waj. GeKxi Ilousekeepinj
To remove the gh-ssj- appearance from a
diagonal cloth coat, first free from dust, then
sponge or brush with warm water and amr
monia, a teaspoon fill of ammonia to a pint
of water, and a small piece of castile soap,
then rinse in water r.nd afterward span go
with hot coffee and rin-:o again in coid
water; then hang to drj Before it is thor?
oughlj dry stretch well with the hands or it
wiil shrink.
The head nurse of tho Children's hospital
ia London 53j-s that tho six general qualifi
cations for a good nurso nro "presence of
mind, gentleness, accuracy, mennorj-, obser
vation anel forethought.'' She finds it "
popular female delusion"' that every woman
is born a nurse.
The prevent llies from spelling gilt frames
and fittines, brush them v. ith a camel's hair
'
brush wet in water in which onions have
been boihxl. The flies have aristocratic
tastes, and will not po where they come i;t
contact v.ith anything savoring of onions,
Lemons will keep good for months by sim
ply putting them into a jug of buttermilk,
changing: the buttermilk obcut every three
weeks. When the lemons are required for
u.-e the-y should be well dried with a cloth,
If voa wish to keoi. a sharp knife don't put
it i.i het grease; stir your potatoes while fry-
i:i", or tuni meat -.v:t!i a furk or tu eld case
Laife kept on pan.
I-rever sun feather beels. Air them thor-
! onjhl- on a windy day ia a cool phtco. Thp
; sua draws the oil, anel gives the feathers a
; rancid smeiL
j Cabbage i.s made di.restiblo by lii-st 5.1icluf
i then putting into boihug water, with a pinch
! of soda, and sein:e sidt, and boiliag just lL( te-e-n
' minutes.
To clean ttraw matting, boil three quarts
of bran ia one gallon of water, and wash tha
I utattins with the water, drying it welL
ilailf I SCRATCHED.
Untl tho Gkln was RawBody Cov
ered with Scales Like Scots tf
Mortor. Cured by the Cuticura
RtJlTltaCJitS.
l
in eoii;tv leu on 01 me CMr.inidmaiy ;
J - oil I L'lli; It A IlKKKi.JH pe. ftllu.et !
.Mio.ui i.ic 1st of April lust I iititicnl i
i. 1 in n e : rk ; com tig i lit all over my
iii.-.'; Ik tiinjs f it i nt'i noina
1 1 , li . ve en il bi gall 10 1 -ok 1 i e Spoti
i i . se . : o- 1 oil, a'iti w Ii h cam - I'll la
l it.-; a. e im 1 io I wi)i n- iilo.i. I wa ll i
s LiilsiiuviiM inoil 1 .i, f.'.w, t; e.l H e
n-iit 1 i nines ;i . I 111 f-rm -;1 in- nwliile
v.-. 1 e s, 1 ..; .il rahi. in' uiu ll i eort
ii! li i 'e tpil-i 01 s 111 tee country, wit !. ur wiil.
Af er en i n up id! Impe of ic-cov.-ry . J It -lu'oi
il 1 ; ji.-r an n I v f 1 1 st 1111 M in Hi- 11 s-
o i i'i r - b 11' cur t'm i ion K nie'iies, . nd i'"i - 1
e'i s. (l 1 11; Iii Ii-niu 111 V ill'tHl. K. i f bi.tieel
11 t n.ii:e.ii ite n bef. I le:;t:i t; im b e '
iii 11 1 i.i s.-.i j ci uf.t in- s j:ni In. uiy r.ipp.'d oil j
11 il il -.ipiie.ii l ' iii hv iui, ill 1 liave In C11
fnby cut oil. 1 lnl I til" (lisci - thirl ' 11 month 1
li.'i' ie 1 In'o 01 laki.'Kttio 11 1 i t v : 1 I.i lin-iins,
;i'il "1 f- iir or live tveeuM was I'tlie ! 1 el . 1
.My iiUruse w.i'i civ. - "it an I "-n i io- I i .' :-
ii'ido n 1 li;e 1' ticiir :t eiil 'ill to :. 1 111 I'lV
vii-n it . ;in I I !; il ivv of a Kl"'':lt in ia li ive '
t li.i'hl ir:u ii i'I ill : U ii. ' to I n- K !eil j;e !
ottl.im, espeemlly niitlu-is who lave it i. .
it 1 1 se:dy e-rupl Ions on I hell licit' I s ,:li i ! .1 i s
I im int e in i-si ;ii w ; its 1 n t lianii !i i lor
h it i i.e 1 lit i -il u iieiiie ies have he en ' i:i -.
My i ' tl v s . live e l in il eji t". ileii I w iS
in ov il i- i l .el I o ' "!i hi . Nuiv my h.e, i.
iis nice mi Lt tear s ,t b div's
x (I..-. i'.)l liV. .Mer. ill Wi
sefi.-jl.tss7.
I'l-ti 7 1 s ? in ; 1 1 :.ie V. tl-nv I f 1 ii
i' I :i i- i i i m i hi li 1 si.liei oil I' ii -1 1 W li t I'
-.,: e l:: .".I. . (.!. I I.V
t ( '.O. tint lie j'.lstl
t 'nt :, r i : h s. i . s. i
lo I lie st . ii. I ' . tii' ti
i.'i cine, slid t ic .ciiiii
i.i lii'iliitilii'l In '! :0'i"i
-o..l. :!! I'MlllOIC
f'...H n ),. in i ci . !v rt ' :.
pit iii r ill-' til: ! y . '.. ': ... i .
it'tii - w !iis" liv 1 1 IV- t'i-i-11 III cie ! : 1 1 1 1 y l.y
:l:e (io- i'I' iieniii: ie'. Iiu idiiiiliuu:. i:-'d ;:.
h . 'v :i:i.l pii:ply tii riii-- ul I lie si-, in. cc.ilp.
liml I loo'l v.iili Utss t l liitir.
stti il pvi" yv het'e . I'r.i'c. ('ii' icni ii. r0" : - :! c
J "c ; Pose) ven I . .-1 l'i t'lujifil bv :i rettei
1 : n unit t 1 t'leii': 1 '., bust on. Mas j .
.-'.-I'm1 f"i- Hew to' iire t-fcin iMsciists."
(tl l J , e" t n. s! a: ions, and Ino leu' i rooni :ds .
Pt' yt Pbl'S, hhii k-lieiiils. re '. n il 1 :.- pi eii
- t-1 a-i:l oily s;d:i i n-vn ed by L't in ti
Sdji I'.
Catatr3rlial X5 angers.
To he freed l'l-oiu t!i;; tianiri-ri o sidiic -itioii
while lyin do-Aii; lo breathe freely, sleej'
sotimlly a ni unili-t'iib d; lo lise rcfiedied.
he.t 1 c'tvir, brain active ami free from p;d.. or
;i"ht ; t) know that, no" eisiiiious, pi.tiiil in it't r
ib'tiles the hie ith ami ro's awav the tlelic.ite
nuit'liiiicry ( f siiii.U, tiisle ::n l In al ilier ; to r t-1
th.;t the system does not, t'lrmili its vi: s
:ind m tt iies, Mick up the poison that Is Mire to
undermine and tlbtroy. Is indeed ablesspi.! !i -ymitl
till other himi in enj iyiiifiit'. To pti-c'.rise
fin. nullity lnnn such af.ite slrmhl lie the t hj ct
of ill afflicted. It it those who have tiied in o:
remedies a -d lijsieiaii3 defp;dr of re let cr
cure .
S.iiiford's It .d c.d Ci.ie meets evt ry pliae i f
'atarrh, from a simple In ad cold to the tne.si
Inathsome and (U strnetive ht;mcs. It is loca
and const itiitional. Iiiftant Id relieving, i cr
iiiancnt in curing, c;tf , rcoucinicid and nevei
fpihne?. S.-M.-0JSI"S RAIUCAI.t'L'PK COllsitlts of one
b Utle of t lie It A llti'AL (it lilt, one box ('ATA li
lt I. S I.V fV'l' illlli Olie I SI I'KOV KI 1 X HA l.l'-.K ,
all v. r;i piii'tl in t.no n:i."kae:e, with Ire.-itis: a: ti
iliit'ctiii'is. and s dd l.y all i! ri;;;ists ftrfl.il.
I'l lTK hltt'i & (.'IIKVICAI. Co., I'.os-ION
Rheunializ bou
s r
i If
Ii CXR ?U V5JV:
" Cr.
The ;n-ici:ra Anti-I: i -.
I!:ite' relievew ;h' ma iti". :-.: j
:ilie, tsiitlilr-n. Sharp ;e tl Verun
' nins. Stinii.s ::'i l V:iL-n u.
he first mid tnilv ( in-kl Pit;
e.- phi
tster. New. i:r uiir-I. iiiMli.ii. ;o-
ei'-iis, iiifd!i'ii:e. s-afe. A lil.'l'Vlli lis -o.t idie m
I'ain. IiiMiuiiiiti' n i'.tid Ve;ikins. L'it-rly n -like
:i'ttS viistly kii erior to all i.thcr phiH
M ii! i!ri:-isLs, ceLts ; live for jl.t'.o :oi nos
t-ie-e il. e. f
roLiK-c vni'u axdc !1j:mp.ai, - o .
Jl(iton ,M:iss.
I as re vol i int. ;
1 he wei !it i!;n ir
Iti I VtHlUil .-10C-,-e is il 111: I :
an. i ny tcm nt f i.
that can be p"i b rined ah .-vei- l!' toi : i v
witii i. I s ;. !ii:er the v.-" l;-i from t 'siV
ll'Mii:--. I' v liiierai ; Hi.y one c i ibi ' lo
ei li r s.-s. y nine r old : n fit i.i! l lity v
I -1 1 r i ! I'l'V'tnl ret r.eetli-il : y u re .-t - :t '
lrcc f i t : h'i nr iin i return to u. ;-i 1 v.c .-. ilV
s."'n! yi u free. o!::-tl!in of preitt b"ti5iri;o e
and virine to on, tha v.ill -tai t von in hii-bios
wli c!: will briatr yon in in" e inoMt-y iiyli;
aw-tv t'ooi ai i idi i; t !.e in the w :!d. a ci tt
out lit free. Aiid;ess I tin; o.. Aug-, stn, M'
Bucklen's Arnica ii&lve.
The litst salve in tlio v.oilil for cuts,
bruises, sore?, ulcers, salt, rheum, f-vi r
sors. t-'ttor. cliappi tl batids, ctnllib.ios.
corns, ami all skin eruptions, ntul poshv
ly cut's pi!"S, or iv jciy v .,uircil. It is
jru.init.t- oil to jrive porf. ot sutisfitct imt.
ur inor.' v rcftitieo 1. Piice 2o cents per
l.-.-.x. For Kale bv F. O. Fricke & Co.
" 51-ly.
a TV; 'ST. t' i wi't"l is exist in t' cti
; a s i 3 I-suh's of form", but me s r
5 I 3 ! E J :o-se:i liy the nnuvfclti o; in
5 H tfi s a qVt'iilion, T' ose who :i' e in
ii a ' a a i:c''il ci pl'oh'a'olp wmk :h.:l
? a 3 ? J S can be done while livb;s: at
'AJ SL1 X It e should at ' ti'e-sei,r
111, ir ath'.ii ss to Hal'r-tt.f ' .
tYl'M;.i! !, Maine, anil reeidve free full p f. niirt
t 'ii tu weithsr. si-x, of all ajes. r:i" earn f imn
?" in s.J-1 per day so-il im" aitts v, lo levt r 1 he
live. Vim ;!'" si.ivte 1 fi,ie : e.i Hal nd ret d 1
s me l:;iv i:.,ii!.' ever in "lie tlay at this
.vol It. Ail sl.i t" I II.
It f Ke v. ?.i lie J :: ! e tliose-Aloi
1 1 ri- tl this :ut.l then i'.vt ;
l they v. i.I fmil h-nf.i :;I If
a e ill p 1 ovineid liiat wiil
not t ike thtmi from their
h me-i and families, l i e
profits are luree .- nd si iv
for pvery iiu'nstri. n pi-ison. many have mad
an I Hre'iinw making f evt'ial linn re i (heliin
p.." icon ih itistasy f r imyi ne I irs Ke 5
ami in-war ;s i i-rihiv." who is w iiiinet to v i rk
Either sex. youm; or ol ; c.ipitid io t reetle i :
w stitrt you. K-erythiis new. No spf-ehd
abibiy reipiire:!. yen, rentier, omi do it as wed
any tine, write loin :u o: ce ior iniipar-
ti.m'.aYs which we mail free. Address Mb a n
l.i'.-v I'.ii'il inil IiiiiA
& '-'0., relll.iml, .Maine.
SherifTs Sale.
V.y virtue of an rxefution 'f-turd by w . C.
Slit'Waltcr. t it I k cf the- District t'mirt v. i t b 11
und tor Caxs county. bta-kn. and to ire i
ipcteti, I will it H e 7:h i:iy of Sr.y. A. D.
1SS.S. :tt 11 t'e-!i.i-k A. m. of "a t! d.t at ibes u li
tiooi f tiie ct iirt iii iii"' in the citv el I"; r i ; -rncui
li. iu ?;iid ciM.iit sell at iiliiic i'lu'tu-n.
i In- f.itliivii:e enl st: tJ to-wtt : L"t ..' in
Jil.ik sixty-r.vi iC'2i in t t city of I 1: t " ':'ii.
';:ss t-"ii".;y. Nf lir:!ia. Tin wun1 l eu 1 vi d
i ;ii.tm -.liil liift-n ii uif I '- jjit ij t.-i rn-iir-fn u.
llfl'o tr'S 'i-y'
(.'sjntitt i-.sriiinst i.i.i tf n 'ui.t.
l'r.ttsnifiii ii. rb.. 1i t-h . o '. 1s s
j 35 J-C.Kjkemiai.y. vhc: iff. C.. c :
Pro ati Notice.
In ti e n atfer f tlie 'h t w i I nd U- tin- i t f
K bri-t b, b'l U t'its ilfi-i : M ,1,
In p.'iiiity cm! t. r.-a ; c ic ty. Nt b :
S. lift-i bcr-bv -'Veil tii. t "f '! d
M..v. a . 1).. ik i-.t Hie " ti-.ty ju-tir's . f -
1 l:ttt-"ini"i: li. ' H- CuKiity tliii-k. '!
t.V'i-.pi;jn t!:t' f .ino n. ti'o fobs w i j; : l
wiil l l.eiinl ;uul e- 'i si it-it tl : 1 lif ; i,.!i i a ti
td -i in. S '.Vi-e In H't'iit tf I'lcbiitc :u.-tti-i.tif-itfv!
ci'i'V cf tl.c 1: st will sti.it t stu.-. t
td Uiibcrt l. D '.i;'as, I.i? id C .utie-d bl.i.. ,
Inwa,
bite-t A; r'l 12. is.
Ei- it. er of He ee-utt. C. i'i S i.' I..
5-2t ti-u. ty Judge.
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l'OI ALL
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Tin: ni-hsT Tin: mauki.t
t 1 imr o v n iniik i
Tin' hot l'l'tiiit'.:
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In Cass
I I'd ul-.'i lb:l3 the Lite -1 stylt.'.s
ai"tui'e (diltivutors, 1 !;u-kc o ;: ip 1
Piow.s, JLirrows :irnl th
Molinu WdfroiK-. Ho i.ls'o li:i citl:
Harrows uml Plows in whil' jnprtiin. .IL: it.;- : l-ntnch house at
TVtejiing Wtttcr. l!c fiitv uml c.i!l on Fi v"! I; !imv you 1'iiy, ( ither at
PiattHiior.th r Yrecpibtr AV.'itti'
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Purs-bred French Orcft rPorcheron cr Norman)
AND ENGLISH S'JIRS MORSES.
Vib.u.i- aiwai'j velcoiiiu. Call anc! sec our liorrca or tentl for catolotrtif
IMPORTERS
Ph HARDWARE
H PLATS, 13?feS.S CUTL22T,
USTALS, mW0Mmm
I ails, mmmm KSSUfa .
: E57SS : miifMtmMm TA:ZLS
22, 24, 26, 28, 30 & S2 Lakg
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CLAS.Si:y OF-
FUBMITUBE
slock l" (itioils uud 1 iiir
abound.
CALfiliiC A SPECIALTY
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affouds alw ays ox iiaxd.
als. i'rns, Oaccn, Lard,
lo
- " of O'iSTKHS. in r :u:- ami bulk, nt
AXl) 11KTAH .
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County.
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M i nin-.s j n! i s 1
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ratt:u I
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in in :': i !.('() i.j) to S'20.00;
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. I ii fuH :.;: J coinj lete dock of pure
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