INK.

While the stains are yet wet upon the carpet, sponge them with

skim-milk _thoroughly_. Then wash out the milk with a clean sponge

dipped again and again in fair water, cold. Exchange this presently for

warm; then rub dry with a cloth. If the stain is upon any article of

clothing, or table, or bed linen, wash in the milk well, afterward in

the water.

_Dry_ ink stains can be removed from white cloth by oxalic acid, or

lemon-juice and salt.

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