USEFUL RECIPES.

How to G,Icnnse Furniture.
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Oilruhbed over yaruish, when discolored by water will restore the color and polish. must tel this to betsey, as she secds terribly st the hot water spoil ing the vanished bedsteads; if the oil don't sae- eeed, alittle vsrnish will, but the hot water must be used. Betsey and have had long talk about the best method of cleaning furniture and the fol. lowing recipes arc decided on as the best. Vat. hished furniture should be nicely washed with warm soap snds on very soft cloth. and wiped perfectly dry with fine soft towel, and then polished with little sweet oii rubbed, and carefully wiped of again with silk handeTchieE Mahogany furniture must be kept perfectly clean. or it bespeAks bad keeping. Should 1t become modldY or other. wise soiled, wash it elean with Narm soap and wafer, then polish by rubbing on paste made of equai parts of breswax soft soap and apaffts of turpentine melted togethe's when tbis Z well rub bed in. spread on thin coat of hard beeswax let this be thoroughly rubbed in with hard brush, and then polish with a silk handkerchief