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Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2230, 26 May 1881, Page 4

There will be plenty of Americana who will cheerfully pay sdols. for a ticket to aee Sara Bernhardt, and yetrefuae ten centa for a loaf of bread to a hungry, honeat woman. Teacher—“ What ia a aoore ?” Pupil—“A cricket record.” Teacher—“No, no; what I mean ia, how much does a acore signify numerically ? What idea does it give you ? That is to say, if I were to tell you that I had a score of horaea, what would you think ?” " Please, marm, I should think you was stuffin’.” Face Washes —Two grains of bi-chloride of mercury, two grains of muriate of ammonia' eight ounces of emulsion of almonds. Or this—Two ounces of sub carbonate of soda, distilled water eight ounces, essence of roses six drops. Foa Chilblains and Fbobied Fbbt,—Coal oil, such as is used in lamps, poured on the stocking in the morning will heal up all sores or pains caused by frost. An experience of fully twenty years proves this. Feet are often frozen without knowing it, caused by too t'gbt boots, or some other obstruction to the circulation of the blood. Coal oil is a sure cure in all such oasea.