as he earns them, without laying up anything for the future?  If he is the head of a family, he is obliged to pay rent, and it does not require very many years of rent paying to make up an amount sufficient to purchase and pay for a comfortable home.  You have to pay the rent.  This you say you cannot avoid and be honest.  Well, you cannot be honest with your family unless you make a reasonable attempt to provide them a home of their own in case anything should happen to you.  And the obligation to do this should be as strong as the one to pay rent or provide the other necessaries for the comfort of your family.  When you own a home you feel a direct interest in public affairs that otherwise you might consider were of little interest.

A Formula for Nervous Headache.—­Alcohol dilut., 4 ounces; Olei cinnamon, 4 minims; Potas. bromid., 5 drachms; Extr. hyoscyam., fl., 1-1/2 drachms; Fiat lotio.  One to two teaspoonfuls, if required.

How Beeswax is Refined and Made Nice and Yellow.—­Pure white wax is obtained from the ordinary beeswax by exposure to the influence of the sun and weather.  The wax is sliced into thin flakes and laid on sacking or coarse cloth, stretched on frames, resting on posts to raise them from the ground.  The wax is turned over frequently and occasionally sprinkled with soft water if there be not dew and rain sufficient to moisten it.  The wax should be bleached in about four weeks.  If, on breaking the flakes, the wax still appears yellow inside, it is necessary to melt it again and flake and expose it a second time, or even oftener, before it becomes thoroughly bleached, the time required being mainly dependent upon the weather.  There is a preliminary process by which, it is claimed, much time is saved in the subsequent bleaching; this consists in passing melted wax and steam through long pipes, so as to expose the wax as much as possible to the action of the steam; thence into a pan heated by a steam bath, where it is stirred thoroughly with water and then allowed to settle.  The whole operation is repeated a second and third time, and the wax is then in condition to be more readily bleached.

How to Remove a Wart From the Hand.—­Take of salicylic acid, 30 grains; ext. cannabis indic., 10 grains; collodion, 1/2 ounce.  Mix and apply.

Recipe for Making Camphor Ice in Small Quantities for Home Use.—­Melt together over a water bath white wax and spermaceti, each 1 ounce; camphor, 2 ounces, in sweet almond oil, 1 pound; then triturate until the mixture has become homogeneous, and allow one pound of rosewater to flow in slowly during the operation.

Recipe for Making Instantaneous Ink and Stain Extractor.—­Take of chloride of lime 1 pound, thoroughly pulverized, and four quarts soft water.  The foregoing must be thoroughly shaken when first put together.  It is required to stand twenty-four hours to dissolve the chloride of lime; then strain through a cotton cloth, after which add a teaspoonful of acetic acid to every ounce of the chloride of lime water.