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FOR WOMEN FOLK -0 HOMELY HINTS AND DAINT'y D!SHES. One egg well beaten is worth two not Bust marks may be removed by nr.st soak- ing them well in lemon juice. Then sprinkle with saJt, and bleach for some hours in the sun. A good pLa.te powder: Itix 3cz. of jeweller's rougra with jib. oC prepared c'hsbU:. 'WaRh the plafte well, fthen mix a. little on ttse plate with an old rag. Let it dry, then polMh with soft brush. If yoa run short of nightlight3 try this plam: T&ko an ordinary wax candle and eoTne finely-powdered sa-lt. Burn the candle so as to get. level, and then cover the top with a. layer of esblt. leaving only the blackened end of the wick exposed. Light hhe candle, a-nd ib will burn very Etowly, giYing a. faint, but steady light. Bloater Roes. Dost a. little cayenne over roes, dip in a. ?ood ba-tter, fry in hot butter till a golden brown. Only soft roes should be used. With roes of fresh herrings, dust with salt as well M cayenne. To Cure Rabbit Skin. A pennyworth of alum, half a, pint of water; 8ca,M, let get cold, tack skin out on boaj'd, wiasih sevaral times with alum wa.ter, then get a pdece of pumice stone, and mb over the skin to remove fat and nuLke skin thin amd soft. Buttered Beetroot. Boil a. beetroot in the ordinary way. While hot, peel and cut into slices. 3prinkle each with pepper and salt, rub with a little warmed butter, and nnally cover with chopped parsley. Serve as hot as p&dble, and you will have an appetising-looking vege- table that can be served 'with any kind of meat. Nerves and Nerve. SigBiaoa.nt, indeed, is it to re.m<Taber fha.t .he old-time lady had nerves; the modern 'omaji has nerve; and between the two !s t srrea<t gulf nxed. For nerves meant then all Ihings ess-enti&Uy femioine; languish; .;ighs. tea.Ts, swoons when kissed or cluL.c; and all other fein'ts, so to speak, by which Aratminta. strove to begn-Lle or ma,na,?e Edwin. But now we have nerve, we no longer resort to artiaoe; we walk unwinkingly up to the world's counter and ask for w'ha.t we wa.nt.

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