Christian Cynosure . - lam]is do notgive as much heat as a medium-sized oilstove. To maintain the proper degree ofmoisture in the atmosphere of a cellar isalmost as important as the right tempera-ture. If it is too dry the potatoes shrinkand lose from ten to twenty per cent oftheir weiglit, and if it is loo damp thetubers an; apt to rot. The latter condi-tion is the oiu! most frequent met with,and to counteract it and drive out thesuper-abundant moisture, the oil stovecorners again into excellent service. Bykeeping it burning on a damp day for afew hours, while the ventilators or upperwindows
Christian Cynosure . - lam]is do notgive as much heat as a medium-sized oilstove. To maintain the proper degree ofmoisture in the atmosphere of a cellar isalmost as important as the right tempera-ture. If it is too dry the potatoes shrinkand lose from ten to twenty per cent oftheir weiglit, and if it is loo damp thetubers an; apt to rot. The latter condi-tion is the oiu! most frequent met with,and to counteract it and drive out thesuper-abundant moisture, the oil stovecorners again into excellent service. Bykeeping it burning on a damp day for afew hours, while the ventilators or upperwindows are open, the greater amount ofmoisture will be driven out of the cellaras if by magic. But few cellar HiMirs areso dry that it is safe to place potatoes di-rectly upon them, as the moisture risesfrom below and penetrates the entireheap. The easiest way to guard against. N O WOMAN CAN AFFORDto refuse a fair trial to an artl cle which saves one-half the time and laborof washing and house-cleaning, and pro-duces better results than any soap an article is JAMES PYLESPEARLINE. The many millions ofpackages of Pearline consumed annually,testify to its merits, likewise the manyimitations; beware of these, they anni-hilate the dirt and the clothing with it.
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