Seasonable Points

To clean i black eilk dress uae a sponge tiipped in strong black tea, cold. If the color has been taken out of Bilks by fruit stains, animonia wlll usually restore the color. Fruit stains on "white goods can be romoved by pourlng boillng water dm ctly from the kettle over the pots. If omo's hands prespiro easily when doing delicate {vork ttíey ehould be bathed iu a few drops of colonge from time to time. There are very few woolen goods, if aay, that are not itnproved by npongtng. O-olored Honrlettas and m&ny other colored goods spot with water grrk'voiiely if they are made up before they are 6pomged. To mafea a gond lotion for the face and hands, rrrate a fresh eoeoanut and put it in a clotli and squeeza out tbe mi:k. The.n wash the faao in this milk, and rub the skin briskly for quite a few minutes and wipe o:f with a Roít flaimol cloth. Mix two ounoos oí spirits of wine with four minimis oí extract of ambergris. If tlie iiisid'.'S of the gloves axfl rubbi'd with a smíül pteoe of cotton w"ool which has b.'en previously dipped in the mixture it will f?ive tbem a plaasant and lasting perfume. To polish patent leather take one part on' liusoed oil to two of creaui, warm Ui m, Hliake together thoroushly and apply wiih flannel. Rub well with a soit dry cloth. The leather must of coursa bc as clea.n as new before ajiy attempt at polishing is made. A remedy íar tender ïeet is cold water, abooit two quarts, two tablef-poonmls of ammonia, one tablespoonful of bay rum. Sit wlthj the feet immt'rsod for ten minutes, gently throwing thie water over the limbs upward to thie knse. Then rub dry with a rash towcl and all tha tired feeling is gon;. If you want sound politics Tak-e The Courier.