Tii is' DAILY HERALD, I'LAVlTiS.Mor in. v , ..t. aSKA. FRIDAY. FK1.RITARY 17, ISS8.
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WOMAX AND HOME.
VALUADLC GUGGC3TICNS FOR PAR
LOa, KITCHCN AND HOUSEHOLD.
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A I'rt hl-Iin Si ll-l' of ril-i 1 lailill'K of
C ' 1 I ti in: liil'lri n' .Mi iil 1'iiiiring
Out Y-:i I.tmiiy 1 !h-1 1 I i na 4-nt Ha
lloa In ' ia I r:m :1!-, ami l::ils.
No ilf .!! i r: y ! c.'in v-r I Irtily
Boonoi i. .il. li'ii... u..rk and h ii1
Jit i !-, but if iny ' 1 1 i.i 1 1.! ; I ii In -t, r. salt
tli.it 'tii In-.!.( .dai I if ..i any i;i t KMii'i-r,
uikI I !: i-'i! . ir. r.!;. !i .;! rly anl
Ms! 'iiu! i ."i r.ii: ri;e;i; 'i'l.e 111:111 who lira;
H'ii:in -I rdi r! ,' l-a'.i: ! v i!i tat mana-i' hi;
1 mi.- I 1 ; i : . i I Im- 1 r.;i. ! a !. ImmuJ I. fit her
idly ).;:. 1 ! ',ii-;--.)!y st-ramhlu
I liroii" i 1 1. - a : I, : I. - -,. . II 1 n 1 1 k-r out olf t
ilav'si!:." v 1 '! ' ore row nor i.ri-'j lo-mor-row's
into tod. . will pro. i ! for leis
ure its w 'I! : ; 1 : ;i' ! f :r rrcn-.-iliim us
will us l'i r i ! ir. li wiil j. ;m i t the time
f if ol in r . a : . 1 1 1 i-s li!.-. n',111, 1--: I 1 breaking
rn;;ii;",:ir ' s n-i- furci-.g ,...;!; t' six.ml
t ilii" w .1 a !.;.:: ;r ai -;. lir 1 ! -.,!!.
t ill 1 ii' - ma i : 11I' 1 --.i! i:-: v. liii-li is 01: ly
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liua.-.ic liin Tnal whcii is kept in its
vvii j.l:i .!! 1 .r.-. : T its owr usea
l.-e.i i Inn; . f li '' 1 :c .i- v.ik'o tlrm
l!ri'. u hh-'i k. . ii . : : ! l : bidH-g pi n--. In
rvrl V I. a; ':..'..' 'of ,' or o. ie T ia r; -' Working
ill..'. :' 1:! '" ! ' ' -ii. .1 I his kind .f order
is I'ci'v . - '.. 1. . ii : -pir-.!!;. vahi.-.U.-j
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very lii.! - ;.-.:!. ' 1 ;... I.-rt any one
t-::li il I ;:-- i : -i :.:i- I ovit gni'li
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ii :i 1-:" i1 . !:.- saiT-T I'ruiii
si'-.y ' :' 1 in" -i.i 1 wiil 4 i: -rive inut'b
J.4-a !:: : '1: : 'ivty of i-l -aa linen.
4!;r:' r. a v. .'. !;. ; ! h -!!.'r: 'il ihii'i'.i;;
t!. i' i. -sa:.: .- i T 1 1 t':o i'tv-ii air t'nal
is .-: r :'. -i ii aiili. I f linen lias
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jr t: ..! ' our li.--.Iii.-s or t!:e
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TI:r- flu! -I .!(! 1 : iMiii ti e first 1m i.ift:--terneli
:.'; r. , .;.!.:;!;,- in ri-,:arl to M:
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ai ' ; i:;. ' -: ir 1 1 ' -. : .". a.-.sl. ar.il allow
i Kj t-"'.:'.r '"' i 1 o v.-iislti.-l. This is a
very s: k. ;-. : ! A:i i:ii'r.il".s sa-oji
.!i.'-.:'i! .' .. . i Tr..i; . : ::i up.?:i. I!vvn wlicr
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V1:!;:is-Ti::-,l.-.v::.ir: aro qt-U-? lifTw:;i
RfT.i :.-. i (i : t-.-rl.'i- fr let tlio iafr.r.t
reir.aiu a:.-..'.:-I i!.:;"::iv;.;!;o:i it ivca'.'.se
t"io I:;. a- f. r l : Saas -onv. It Is isccvs
i.irv to t:-..-; t ! ! f .s rt iK'tr.'ist calm is
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v ia-a wall !o-f t.
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Car. -.f .T at
:-s the roi-ti iiko tj '
Clin- to thv .: i. ? :!a ; . t, aiai i::iarity j
nuiy ti.-r.; Ic '-s-iy :-i . :;!--.!. I'li-aes f
L'rc-;.-c-.i .i --. r ' a-"." i.a;y lie 1 la.iv.l iii j
the li ::: 1 of 1": 1 v.-i.:v l!'.: y faeiiitr.'.o :
ilraina -: 1 .. ' -h-.j lh -ayk: r.Iv.v..-.
1'cr j 1.:-;! 1 r a". -a:-.: 1. is aa .r-uvi'eiu f.;r- j
1 ii :'cv. a : : is a: :ki.'t!y -' ' laaiaoiaa ;
is a!;- n.ta --.. 1. i:i the j ; ';i'.: iii-a of t.17 ;
tlr.v sof -.A-..: a.ai i to -i ji.-a.-t . f wattr. IS j
is !va"y kiak-:::: to Isr.vn j i t: " la-n t water
CBu's i-iai:'.:-. V!a-v t'ao jl-l r.ot l-e r.arulaiuy '
v.-::tv-ri"i, 1-at oaly v. he:: il.'-y ?ie. .1 it, crul !
then thor.i.:j;:ay. If the j !a!its aro dry, i
Imo.-hiaj w-t.j the k:iu-.k!os t:i the iot v.-iii I
rroIu--v a rii:;;!.' sri;-.-.!; if wet. a tlull, ,
Leavy sow.-l. ra.:Ifi:;e.l j ets are i!v."eral.k
aitheyc.l -v.ro VaJiieivj-sary water and tt,t-i i
the l ir.r.i; fro'-i: 1 ein; t. wet. Of wir-e !
saneers a.:v s ?-.t!al. If rr.ia water is s:ac
nccc i'-.!e, tl'-ousii i!.s:Yt!i! hera-aso raoro :
noarL-hi.'.a;, e'raiaary v.a'.er iuay lo v.-arn:!.d
in tht? Ptu and so.ieae;! by a littlo Foda.
r.-ver r.tvj wat.r ..!.!. r thai: the room
where the yl.nus s-t::rl. Loo-. r.ia the soil
about th'" i'hu:s as.-ists the water to poac-.
trate lato the earth. A j'lar.t rests better at
night Ly bohi i.i a cool, lark place. A. TI.
Turner iu t; jud Ilouseh.-plE2-
limn nn English iromnn; her lifo in le com
Ilicat4l, less ltitinjM.'r(-d with tbe looking
nf U-r of nc-rvat.ts, 4irderiii of miauls, writing
of 1' tters, 4-t-. The iniddln cliiM Parinian
v.o'iinii livi-4 in ii Hat waititl on hy one or
two wrvants. Sin; mMoiii ilresi-s iK-fxii'H ilo
ji-urii-r at V-i o'elofk, and 4leV4Ut tlio inorn
in li'jurs t4 K"''i2 over hir aft-rnoon txiili t,
Ki-4-ine; tlmt evory liiitton, hook ntid frill is in
it-i riht il.-ice. Wry Iittln (li essinukine; is
ilonu at home; lui lies' iimids nro a luxury
ii.-iknowii in a middle class Fri-neh house
hold. .Mr. 1 tusk in's ivfuiiHiieiidatioii to women
"that ran afford it, to j;et their dresses iiiaild
! a (liessinakei-, with utmost attain-
nl.le pris-ision and i-rf4!t;ti4ii" is indoi-siil by
all Kreiieh woiui-n, who belie vo it to lx the
Iwst 4-4-onoiny. Their wurdrobo liuinljers half
i the amount if ilressea of Ihili.sh'wonien of
j the sami' social Ktandia, but thi-y nro j,c:i-
rally iiiade by a lirst 4-lass eout urii-ro. Tho
I aaomnly is nevi-r mi-ii in Kri-ni-h hou.-;4-holds,
as I have ui-en in many un Ihie;!ish oiu1, of
'iris i-miiloyed in adding anotlu-r to an al-
i ivady lar;',e stock of (jowiw, while j;1ovi-s and
stoe .iins ta ilaily uso are uiinieiiijed anil un-
(tai ni-il. Loudon Queen.
Cure of tlio ('4tnlcxiou.
Tin; bath is and has always 1i-mi 4-onsider-d
one of tin' most ot4-iit means for keening tlio
shin ia a jirojHT eomlition and thereby pro
iiiotin b;-aulj'. It is very pleasant to bat ho
in hot wati-r in winter, but it renders tho
shin too liahlo to roughness afterward when
i-;io.--il to the eold; on the 4ither hand, it in
4'naaily pleasant to wash with eold watvr in
summer, imc -olu renilers tuo sKin inoro
Ind.le to tan unit frecklo when afterwaril ex
poseil to th r-iiu; so that tejiid water, though
aol so agreeable, is preferable in its results
for ail seasons of tlio year. The water used,
too, must le fceleetjd with care. If it be hard
or have other 4kfeets, tlwfie should bo cor
rected, as by the addition o borax for hard
water, etc. l'uie water, of certain kinds.
will ofteu ruintho appearance of 4lnlieato
skins, and so each must study the nature of
her own to se what is tho le.st treatment for
il. Moist skins require alkaline or ilryiaj;
substances, and a lew drops of aromatic
vii:-j;ar, can 4le Cologne, lavender water or
Hungary water will of U-n prod uco very do
sirable results; whereas tli-y skins are im
proved by the use of creamy substances,
milk s or oils. Imleisl, many skins are kept
soft and lenutil'ul by a wash conijiosed of dis
tilled water and fragrant oils and gums. Tho
general rule of milk for cold, rough weather
an 1 vinegar, wine or spirit for warm is pt r
haps a good one. Jean Kincaid in Boston
Clole.
fcomo Simple rtemedios.
Tor a sore throat out slices of fat, boneless
bacon, iK-jipc-red thickly, and tie around the
throat with a flannel cloth. Vv'hon stung- by
a bei. or wasp, make a paste of common
earth and water, put on the place at oueo
ami cover with a 4-1 -th. For a cold on tho
chest a il.inael ra; rang out in boiling water
and spriukli4l with turtKatine, laid on th.e
chest, ;;i4-s tha greatest relief. When a
felon lirst lieghis to make its appearance,
take a lemon, cut off one end, put the finger
in, and the longer it is kpt there the better.
For a i-oii.e;h biil one ounee cf ilaxseed in a
jint of water, strain and add a little hone-,
one ounce of rock candy and tho juice of
thi-ee lemons; mix and boil well. Drink as
hot. us possible. Often after cooking-a meal
a person will feel tirtvi and have no appetite.
Fur this beat a raw egg until light, stir in a
little m!ik and sugar and season with nut
meg. Drink half an hour before eating.
For a burn or scald make a pasto of common
b iking soda and water, apply at once and
i-over with a linon cloth. AVhen the skin is
broken apply the white of an egg with a
fi-ather; this gives instant relief, as it keeps
the air from the flesh. At the first sigU3 of a
ru'irouad take a cup of wood ashea, put iu a
pau with a quart of cold water, put the pan
on the stove, put your finger in tho pan,
keep it there until the water begins to boil,
or as long as it can be. borue. Repeat once or
twine if necessary. Xew Orleans Picayune.
Var-iily Government.
Yi'iih so many examples on the one hand,
whi'-h warn parents against overindulgence,
and on the other eacourage them in using ell
needed discipline, it is strange that they do
not sei? and learn to avoid all disputes and
iiiseu-;.;ioas with reference to family govern
luent in the presence of their children. The"
not 4nly- lose the res;ect of those who should
naturally look to them for help and guidance,
but, si ill worse, they do incalculable injury
to those whom they should love and protect,
v. hen. forgetting their children's liest iuter-4--ts,
and their solemn duty, they dispute aud
;v -rim mate whenever a case of discipline is
i-aa voidable, and daro to do so where their
thih'.rc-n and servants can hear and see the
whole shameful wrangle. It will not take
l.'.iiiy sjiecimeiis 4f divided counsels to com
; !eie the mischief legim by the first example.
Ciiluren are ipaick observers, and arrive at
sh:,-"hirly correct conclusi-jn. Thej' soon
ie ;rn w hich parent is the most ready to con
ceal their faults and overlook their shorteosn
i i-s. and soon learn to turn to that o:io for
la ip to eseup-.; punishraeat, or to secure tlio
;,iatificatioa 4f a v.him which the other has
forbidden. And it is very sad to soo how
iu-.k-kly they learn to care little for either
parent, and that love which is only given
when their own demands are satisfied is
I u rely selfish, and of little value. I'Ira.
ileury "Ward Reecher.
I vitd through oion windows ia the ntorm::
I hour weures all tln health that is nviss;iry
! in this line; and the e-i rei.,e that, follows the
proper ail just iin-nt 4if our ilinlliirs guaran-Xtt-H
the blessing of goml nij i ..liofi, and grat
iliiis the lovo for that harmony " l:i-)i should
jK-rvado ev-ry home. Herald .f Health.
Not in .4xl Tui-te.
Nothing is iu wur a' taste at a ball or a
arty than for a lady to make it ilit.'iealt for
a man to leave her. J have one v.inuuu in
iny mind, si bright and i-utei tainii:a a pcr
soii thut to i hat with li r for a fe-.v niorin-nts
would nih-i'iu any eveaing from ihilluess.
Hho has always smai thing to ir.y, an I :,iie
says it uncommonly v.iii: but she has a fault
that is fatal to her i-miplete soeiul Mjeecs-.;
she gets hold of the brighti-st man ia t!:e
room and ke4-js him t iikiag to ln-r, v. iil l.e
ii 1 1 hi , for the most of t he c ening. I have
hih-ii a man stand in a order with this iva
cious und i-!e -i- lit tie lai'.y ikri-e! I v in front,
of hiin, as il mi (Mienl. vi that only by art
fully ilodgiug i-ouM he j et round h'-r and
nway. I have seen s-.u-h a victim look u ht
fnlly from out his nook after souii1 pre t y,
foolish, thorny ro-elni i. v. ho v.oaid aie
only talked liousense to hi ai in place of tho
high ili:;cour:-e on piv-1 a: iih.-ieliiu art r po .i-
!a-.t new olunioof
MONOTONOU'-i LJ:-t L!"D .'.V
V1VES OF TIIv. W k ALT !'.
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verse with which his i-'eM-r
regaling him. I'ittsburg Cull
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tin.
Tlio Art 4f Iu-esi:.
The art of ilross is tin? tii-.-t step in the art
of painting. Ry the way iu which a woman
wears colors wo -.iu see whether !;ho has the
feeling of a c!orist. Not everj Imdy luis it.
For insluiice, jiiuk anil blue are the fashiou
all the women wear them; well, those who
put blue bows on a rose colored dress have
un ordinary look; precisely, on tint other
hand, those who wear pink m:es o.i a 1 h:e
dres3 have a distingue look. Why is tli
Nature has given i:s this lesson in harmony.
It is tho roses that stand i.ut against the shy.
Whence tho principle: a littlo pink on a
great deal of blue. The observiag eye, th
eolorist, feels this without kiiowiag why.
II" also knows tiiat greet: hai iaoni.es . it :
all shades, became till ilowe.-s h;tve grcea.
I?avcs. Finallj-, green and blue that is to
say, the pure colors do not go together.
Observe nature. tSue will give you few hire
flowers, and their leaves are never of a free
green. Tho Art Amateur.
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!:ar
i.-f
an. Then
I am told t hat i-vea ir
wealthy the 'lioinuini
spends the leer; )'' i r ' ' '
..irh her ih. as ami si;;is !:i t.,--i.io.ii"
t lioMscuoM iiu! ii s, in order to ivhi
t!:e it kii.m of her life of n-eir .ion. '!'!
-.:.a-i? idwavs havi the 4-o::s4'tit of 1 be lied
in . d
Tie I
. .. i
houvholi!
a i.horl i e.
a. i -i a h. re I
ii- friends;
1 1
or t-
,
a.
leads; i.i.l,
of wiled .
l)r4;Rsin.' ll;e Hair.
Somebody ought to start a school which
would teach women how to ikvss their hair
becomingly, ar.d at the same lime give them
some knowledge of thi-ir own fa-res. In m;-i':o
of the constant iteration in the ne-.vspaae:.!
of the fact that the little curly IVycho knot
in the middle of tho back of the head is oaly
becoming to classic or purely I .'recian feat
ures, it is to be seen aecoaipraiying j-.li brand-;
of faces. Yes, oven snab noses ;:re a:4 tai
nted with it. lla.u't, t::irpeal:;ih:e hid.-o::.,
uesri. Fair young w omen who are cont em
plating this style of hair arrangement sh.-.ald
get them a hand glass and laok weil to their
features. If their not es are straight, ami 1 -a r
enough to bo Grecian, then go tihea 1. ii
not, they had better get themselves to a r.i::--
to
i -
rida
it, ; cr.,'.
id. 'i'l:
lieing
V : t i i i
).;
.a sol i
irii'i.lt
eoiiVo or stiiokia
liieir .'lei' -mors.
'i'he very poor
flatus to perfoi
aiiowed to oceuj
ere seat to the i
tin- rtre'-t to ar.ar.:
i ii.': in a 4.1 their !::
u )' urily are e:r ii
t o i:i t in- i lack I :
price of which is
n.eal siud t.; ". cry eh
;;".':'ii's or oiivi ;
1 i r::: quite t-i:!ii. :eu
In-fore ti.ey can go iu, v-
ol t he syb. an i
:!it to : icirie v. ;
ag from t!.e r r.
we tee ai fo.l t i
;-!;ilii:.Ui . rrmi "uia days,
:.-sii'-ii ei ::.- at, is seldom v. ii
,h tiiey 1 av always 1o suh
ei.ii.-d by a lynx eyed eni'ue
Vl id and i r li ee, ; h I:
eat rug sweet ir.e.it t iie i.
igaret
I'lKm 111
1 1 a v i
ia. 1
y ma
.-! no
rrrri-'y many he
l'f:eir cl.ihlri :i
ieii ;.f ti.i-ii- ;ii
lion!
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O ui a
, i at
i: :
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h.
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i f tu:
tUte ti"
tie.g to
.'C
IV:
i wr;
d.kiy
ir.eii
li:
til-
!!ory than to build a IV
kn
on the.r
. i-e
i-rkUa
;p aau s
i. oa !.i'
ii. -.ti-4-.-s of
: ra il
of l i e
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h i he.,
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a.
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chlM
hc-atls. New York Press "Fvery Day Talk.''
a
Pastry as Wliclrsome as T4ant.
People will eat hot bat'ered t au:l give
it to children and invalids who wkl te'l y.i;i
that they are quite careful r.boat i!:.t, tiu.i
never think of touching pa.-try. Th lii-T-.-r-cneo
1k4 ween the two art ieies is n:: follow-:
P.i-stry isflour and water baked niter barter
b:w been rubbed into it. I'-.t-tered teatt is
flour and water baked iirsi, at: I t!i -u ruhlw.-d
thoroughly with butter. The liikVivu. e he
tweeu pastry and well buttered toast is a-j-parently
the difference iV;iu--e:i t'a pi-verb-ial
"tweedhtdum and tweedlcl...'.'' 1 omy
mention toast as one iniuiiice of the artha-v:
of diet which people cou.jider C";i; rirr.:i eiy
simple and indulge in frceiy. Do.- ton Trau-bcript.
Teach lioys t4 l"sa Tlicr.i.
A very important word to say is about boy.-j
and wash cloths. Get them together. !,
will amply repay you. Teach boys t u-:.;
them thoroughly, rinse and hang them u,i
properly, and you h-tve made (pike a stra in
your refinement teachings. It is a -ho:n.:-y''
thing to ko, and will carry with it more than
appears upon tho surface. Again 1 can s -.y
I have tried it and know whereof I sue ;!;.
Of course, if you teach your boy.; this, you
will not leave your girls without the lesson.
Juniata Stafford in Good liousekeeoiia.
n up iu a cor
et i!e work iiud
v, eat her is i;:-.-le:i
jo hi some group
.'peiid the cati-t
g - ''!', with tla
ta- u: ia r.ii th
childhood.
It s.x-ms evidrr.t- t
to her breast v. l.en
refugees a foot a. .1,
furiiish much of tl
ne
1:!-.
w;
.'tit, i r
on a
la
r
lr
a gi.u-.-
i.i ila
hii-.Iren
.-euoui
riv ;
hillsi
: i i'l
;;;.i'i;;
a:i: i. -
it Turkey foot
t gave the (
here, for tin
s". r.ti from .
u: i
st ihirir.'; of bi ::r;:ii'i are la-.aie. and w ie
can measure the "jwiwer behind the tiu-aa'-''
j these outlaws coir.ina'id, when it is so .,
i known that m.-in" :t f;tir l.'i;-cas-,:.'Ui :-Iavc ia: i
I a lover whose i?t rougtii cri-.n;.)' he climated,
j Col. James D-;ker i ; i-ut horiiy for liie staie
i ment, ina work published about ten years r;
; that ''th.a Cirea.v-ii.a.--in Fuii!Ka:i Turl.; ;
I ore i stimtttcd at tM:),(KUi, and ie the -,. r
c i t l.eir lieig.il.itr.-i, waetl.er i v.i xs or C'iu : -
tians.
throng
i i. ca-
Var k repris;iis.
l quarters, tliriHtgu t.
their In a-itiful giris 1o tut
i 4-f Co:istalitii:o;ae and eir;
i that ir is found li:!i -ait
jit
are
them.
again
and ur.Iers ttr:
; t i,i further k:
la more riot I
i::od, t!:ey must
de'tredatiaiis go uileli.
Tiicir iutere.
iC latro-l-ucl
tiriueiual I
where, is so jo-.-a
g-. t com icl ;iii
Tiiey Iciow tin ir own po .(.:
igitrt measures are laiu:
inigration ;ui 1 to enforce
vor tlio.-;
ivi' a are.
ire.
' eo
To;:!
to
u-
Ponlllccs of Inillan 2Ie:iI.
It is not generally known that poultice-:
made of Indian meal ru-e quite sui-iubl ' for
applictition in internal iiiflaumaitii .-:.--, sitcli ar
lr.eumoaia, plearisy, ialijuimation cf tho
bowels, etc. It is used in the form of Lot
, mush, prepared just as if it v.-etv to be eaten.
If one part of mustard i-j adikd to four parts
of meal, tho poultice will eueit e ;: mod-'rate
in-itaticn of tho skin, but e.ui he kept o:i f.,-r
hours without blistering.
real's; iii en
,e SCoUI-l
unrted i
i i.ei'e a, I
c-ia
ta
:-i s :
t.-
1 !rr"U.
:uot !"!-.
iie alwa't
of t h-.-
l i:e
I -
i r.-iulrs lira
a .'.- i.eare
for her u-,
TIic "Way to Pour Tea.
There is more to be learned about pouring
tea and coffee than nuT-jt jwoplo are williug
toleiieve. If those decoctions are mad:-at
the table, which is by far the best way, they
require experience, judgment and exactness;
if they are brought on the table ready made,
it still requires judgment so to apportion
t!:cm that they shall prove sufficient in
quantity for the family, and that the elder
members shall have the stronger caps. Often
p ts'.'tis pour out tea, who, not lieing at all
aware that the tjrst cup is the weakest, ar.d
that the tea grows stronger ps you proceed,
Ik stow the ioorest cup upon the greatest
stranger, and give the strongest to a very
yung member of the family, who would bo
l etter without any. Where several c-ups of
cru tl strength are wanted jou should pour
a liitie iuto each, and then go back, inverting
the order as you till them so, and the strength
will If? apportioned properly. This is so well
nude! stood in Ih'glaml, that an experienced
paurer of tea w
ec n'.oanv ure returned to her before she fills
ai:y the second time, and all may share alike,
Good Housekeeping-.
In tho minor affairs of hue it would serve
r.r. equally good purpose if it were written
over our doors: 'kill things are possible to
him that is patient.'' Nine-tea1 hs f the
friction daily experieuer .1 in domestic akVkrs,
the counting room and shop might easily i-o
avoided by exercising patience. It is won
derful how far the patience di.-.u'..;-.' ! by ore
of a number of individuals goes i: oiling the
A wit
sou is Kl
: He apart ir.f-tris, has an
slaves, a.:; 1 cvi rv mark o!
ii- r. not oa.'v lr." her .sou, I
mid curi-" :'.!-." !" at court.
ti -what lii.io in a Turl,
toward his . I . i s a;: i ak et!:-.
hi.::, he is s.ii i to be ui.'.uvs
s; eeti'ul to i.is r.ioti.er: for. ss.
o er my child, auotia r may I
i.:y wife may die, ar.oka r iiils
I can have but '-ae aiofiii.-r.
1'oiUl.l by high okieers of stati
reason to dr. a t : ii.
.suirana laoti- tiian ta
Tims ic is piai::!".-
e is ;
! or gr,
; in tee
t to ti
She
1 a.lt
nuii;.
re.-'
te:
:i'i?
. ct
b."
twers
Lion."
at iu'
sen : '
at i f i
'train
hern t.
r piaet
Jc is
that t!
i!:
il
.:lt an nil
Success in society is like ek"rtrieity; it
makes itself felt, yet it is uns.ee'i arid in d?
eeribable. Wo seo fioirio apj-arer.'.ly stupid
people who have the art of .sr. -eer i, or see
somo very brilliant ones who Lave it not;
but the successful per rou takes care not to be
too familiar, not to aL-k too much, and to re
ceive the favors ami tho introductions i.ic-J-cstlv.
There arc vendettias and hatreds in our
society which are as bitter a:- any that once
tore the Italian republics to j i-e. -. bu: it is
the recognized law- of geo.l smv. rv thrt the.-e
should not be rt iiteiab. l oil ;it a iik.iii.-i- party.
One should eon", erse with his intimate- n;i.'i;iy
ata dinner as if tiscv were boroin friends.
red. untie
rratiug p.
ear.
i -
ti.e j .resent -sysu-::i v.
a::d corruptroa that
H o-.v could ii l,e ota
lorevc-r crn- iu d at:
iu ither appi eeiatru i
ivn my ;.o d iortu
id v.oure:;
s- so plaiiii".
. i;a": v.
Lvr.r
l:ce
:e !
i.elo oa tht;
to lie seen j
:k:a-
vr.r much of tii"
igus in higii p!c
.i-:e where virtu
trtte womauho'M
ti,
a
a a
arei
he.u-i
a !
To make paper stick to white warned wail-:
the consistenc;." of unseed oil, ar.d apply with
brush to the wall, tairiug care to go o wi
ts till ali the cups of the every part, and t-s;-.ei;.:y t..p and bottom.
Apply the paper in tho ordinary way.
How IVei-.rti Witinrii lVros ATell.
Iike er?ry oiud- fine art, dress reqairas ;
the sacri.Tee of time and attention, end these I
u French woman had mere at bex command l
Ventilating tlia Bedroom.
YontOation is a splendid provision of ua r
irc for human good. The circulation of air
is wisely adapted to enter any crevices. There
is an ancient riddle, "Round the house, and
round the house, peeks in every crack."' This
is the mission of tho wind, and if we oien
the chr-mbcr windows we shall be amply re-
aiil by the fresh, exhilarating air that is
waiting to replace the foul, stagnant breath
of the gathering night watches. This every-1-ody
knows. But, please, doqt carry bed
making past tho sunset. Every one knows
that tl-.e dew fails before old Sol has thought
"if retiring to his golden pillow. Ona hour
nl a ball is quite sufficient for a thorough
Keep the piano ar.d organ, closed when not
in use. Not only dirt, but mjiscure, lau :u.
unfavorable effect on Thtm. :;ud should
alwaj s be caref uliy guarded against.
Provide a good sponge and eras'.: towels for
rubbing in the bath roam, also a little corn
meal in a dish, as many prefer meal to soap
when washing the Lands.
Place a handful of pebbles or small rocks
in the bottom of your frail vases anil they
will not be easily upset.
When tha griddle persistently smokes,
fresh lard will often act as a remedy.
Never allotr tale flowers to reaunn iu
ari"j of a bleepiug room. .A nice breeze in- tick room.
tr.i-t
(kir.
h .
ecu '
t o
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t red a I
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me- a r
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warn he grow.;
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