The Hands

Don'1 ttbuee yoor bands, and don't be afraid to use tluni. Housework is not tu b'.ame for all red and rougti bande. Bad (Mrculat'.on la oftener the cause oí red hands than lisli-asii'iis. it is never neceaeary to use M-aidinu mi water tor dishes ; 11 yon ase -h::ii it te as Hable to bc injured by hot water as your hands are. li vmi likf to wlpe disnea irom very liot water, liavc your rlmslng water s liol BB yon jilease, but rinse your banda and wlpe tliem dry when yiiu take tliem irom the lih water. iiiui'l allow th t&ah water to dry on yonr wrtete while yon are wiping your dtehes. smne of these llttle hihnte may eeem unneceesary to the lmsy íarnier's wiíe. bul ynii wili find it pays In be eareiul in all tilines. Cbapped hands and wrleta are even more painful than thcy are unbeautiful. I keep a bottle of glyoerine and rosew.iler in my kitelicn where I use it occ-asionally nfter washlng the liands. I mix il in t lie ])roportion of ome teaspoonful of rosewater to íavo öf glyeerine. Have large gloves to wear while Bweeplog and dusting. Iyfiium Jatee is jrood for removiiii; fruit stains. I"or veiretable stains, raw potato is very sood. Yellow oom moal is nJce for cleaning the liands. 1 keep a of it in my kitchen. anil wlien my liands are very dirty I take a liandful of it wlth a batdn of warm water and wasli the hands ve!l, rine, wipe and rub on a. iittle ui" the jilyceriiie and rosewater. Pure jiïyeenne is too strong to use; soine iike it diluted even more tlian I do. usln-j; tile sanie proportion of eaeh. It is liardly neeessary to add that the naü.s ehould be careluUy trimnied and eai-ed for. Dip ilie Hnget tips in warm water bei'ore triinminii ; it uill prevent tlieir