| Show what suit salt Is G cooil I 1 for when 3 ou oil give 3 our cellar its spring clean cleaning itil add n blittle copperas copp craa water and salt to the I 1 whitewash sprinkling salt on oil the tops and at the bot bottoms tonis of 0 garden walls is said to keep I 1 snails from climbing up and down for relief from heartburn or dyspepsia drink a little cold bater w atar in in which lias has been dissolved a teaspoonful teaspoon tul of salt ink stains on linen can call be taken out it if the stain is first washed in strong salt and water and then sponged with lemon juice for 6 stains on oil the hands bands nothing is better than a little salt with enough lemon juice to moisten it rubbed on the spots and then washed olt off in fix clear wat water in a basin ot of water eidt s jt of cot course falls to the bottom fd never soak salt lish va with tit the alie akin side bide down as the salt will tall fall to the skin and remain there the very simple remedy of common salt has cured many cases of fever and ague A teaspoonful taken in water and a teaspoonful teaspoon tul deposited in each stocking next to the toot foot as the chill is coming on this comprises the whole ot of the treatment for weeds in fit pavements or gravel walks make a strong brine of coarse salt and boiling water put the brine in fit a sprinkling can anti and water the he u beds thoroughly P lily being careful not to let any of the br brine tile get on the grass or it will kill it too jt if a chimney or flue catch on fire close all windo windows s and doors first then hang a blanket in front of tile the grate to exclude all air water should never be poured dow n the chi chimney miley as it spoils the carpets coarse salt thrown down the tine due is much better |
