1 am not intending to turn this Into' medical discourse, but a Chinese friend of mine has just told me another use for tea. You your eyes with it when you have pink-eye, and as there seems to be, so much of that: annoying malady going around lately thought it not amiss to mention it, not promising, however, anything. Boric'acid and argyrole are rather In re~ ith a bit of cotto ven put some inside the eye with 'a dropper. Another peculiar remedy which has come to light is advised by a sufferer from catarrh, another annoyance valent during these cold and fo days. Every night on retiring isa raw onion and inhales the steam from a quartern of vinegar, Jadded to boiling water, the while gently rubbing the seat of discomfort with sala ing, Class Chinese women will soon be quite at home behind the footlights is the fact that a class for. classical dancing for little Chinese. children, both boys and girls, is ed, The dancing. lessor at the Chinese Women's Club, under {ts "auspices and those of, Chinese Y.W.C.A. Miss Tanger to be dancing instructor. She taught at one time in the MeTyeire School for girls, and behoves that Chinese children are naturally graceful. She should be a symp-Jathetie and successful teacher, and the coming generation may profit, by opportunity for trained grace,
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