TO TAKE STAINS OUT OF SCARLET CLOTH.

Take soap wort, bruise it, strain out the juice, and add to it a

small quantity of black soap; wash the stains a few times with this

liquor, suffering it to dry between whiles, and in a day or two they

will disappear.

TO TAKE STAINS OUT OF BLACK CLOTH, SILK, CRAPE, &c.

Boil a large handful of fig-leaves in two quarts of water until

reduced to a pint. Squeeze the leaves, and put the liquor into a

bottle for use. The articles need only be rubbed with a sponge in the

liquor, and the stains will instantly disappear.