Hints To Be Remembered

Itamemir to shake oír and romove all dust lïom a blark ffNniMiit overy time it ís worn. Nothing soonor defaros a black silk, popliu or wooleu, tlmii to we:ir it shoppiinr, ruling, or even fora Jay in the house, nul theii lmiig it np witliout renioving the ilust. Tlte 'jritty motes, wiili which the air is filled, grind and WflftT out any fabric. First shake bol.li the rtftnl uixl overskirt fnitlil'ully, then tako a soft okl bun Ikcrcliiof and brusli the Avvss with that ilistead of a dollies bnish. See that all the (lust that gettles ín folds nd pleati is rctóofed. Staml by an open window and shake the dust out, of the -wiudo-v every little whilc. Bomember that lemons can be kopt sweet anil fresll for months by puttipg Umin in a CleiUl, tiiflit cask or a jarnlld ooTering with colit water. The water must be chunged as often as every other day, and the cask kept in a cool place. Keinember that min-ors should never be hung where the sun shines directly upon theui. They soon look uiisty, and grow roiigh atul granúlate I, aiii do not give hack a con-ect picture. The aniulgiuu, orunion ol tin-foil with mercury, which Is spread on glass to forni a lookiug-ulass, is ruined eusily by the direct, contiuued exposure to the solar mys. lieincmher that ono can have the hands in soft-soap witliout injury to the skin tí the hands are dipped in Tiuegar or lemon juice immediately after. The acid destroys the corrosivo eífeets of the alkali, and makes the hands soft and white. Indiuii moal and vinear or lemon juice used on hands, when èoughenod by cold or labor, wil I heiü mul sof ten thein. Kub the hands in tbis, then wash oli Ihoroughly and rub in glycorinu. Those who suffor l'roin chappcd "hands in winter will luid tlns eouitorting. Kenieinber never to loave the dollies lines out week after week, and taUe thein down uid wind tlioni onthoreel M soon as the clothes are dry. Witli tliis care a clothes lino wiil last lor yuars, but it lelt out, wind aud rain will-miklew and rot tlic line, and it will soon becoine worlhless. Added to til is, the clothes will be colorcd Ironi tnc line, and dirtystreaks alinot impossible to remove, will be seeu wnere tliey reste.1 upon it. KeineiiiUer tliat tne wings of turkej't1, guese and chickeus should never be Uirown away. Many people, esliecially in tlie counu-y, keep tliem siniply to bruah olí tne stove or range, but iliere is íiotliiiiif beiter to wasli and clean the winaows. Chaniois or buckskin is very good, but wings are be tier and do no t cos t anytliing', and their use is au econoiny - utiiizai tliat wluch wouldotlierwise be tlirowii away. They are excellent to clean tlie siove hearth, to dtist the furniture, but best ot all to wash winiows, because the corners can be easily and periectly cieaneu witli theni, teaYliUj no lint oehind as whenclotiiesare u.sc.l. Use these wuios also to put on puste wucii paperiiu wal Is. Tlierc is 110tli.n tnac Uoes tliat kmd of Vfork bc l ie i". ________ blaoK peppcr Wlu'prevoiH graf ór'oull llllUUS iVollI Spütllll lt SLllTCÜ illtO tllU li.sc wuiur in wlncu tuey uru wasliod. il wili aiso prevent tlic colurs l'UUlJliiri ni wasliiu ulack or coioieJ camuncs or musíais, ana the water is uut iiijuica by lt, bul just as suft a3 oefore me pepeer was pul in. iioiiioiiibcr tliai if uroorns are lor a nihiute or two ilippuil 111 a kotüo of ,,0111114 suds once a, Yfvak tliey will list inlicii lotiur. lt nmkes theiu touli but pliauie, and a earuut is Jiot WLi-n hall to inuch uy swcepny wttn i brooni care.l fór in Uiis inaaiiL'r. A gao , houscKeeper will sue tliat lier ui-ooms aro inus BCaldod.