The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-11-11

broeue, he looked in my face in s most
sdmiring manner, and said, in q low tona:
ssMademuiseile, NAV tell you loh0t l
should so flaeh ike to do 0?'--
Like to doP ] hadn't the vsguest idea
what the fellow meant or wanted didn't
know whether to feel insulted and resent
the affront, by taking French leave, orAn-
Initiating him with ssvoIley of words and
looks. Was he about to propose marriage
or murder, or strike bargain for my bar
Ny mind touched on dozen things, but
caught at nothing.
ait would make you look so lovely be
continued, with your purple eyes and
yellow hair; everybody on Broadway would
turn to look at you. You would have
dozen admirers seeking your smiles before
the end of the day."
asWhat do You mean, sir? don't want
people to stare at me, nor have crowd OF
Eitiess admirers" had. the grace given
sI mean Just this, nademeiseHe:-i
have harmless preparation which upon
being applied to the face
At this moment my eyes encountered a
rilded placard quite opposite me with
: French enamel, as used by the ladies ,of
the French Court for sale here. III. BIZ
maud" and in astonishment interrupted
him with: p
"And you are N. Binaud? and do you
enamel women's faces, and trim their
eve brows, and lashesf and is this 555O
Broadway?s Ff
"Yes. miss. A great many ladies come
here to be enameled, and sometimes their
husbands come with them"
f.But, doesn't it ruin the complexionY
s.No, it improves 1t, and makes an old
person look very young. Your face would
not need much, but where there are wink
les and ridges to fill up and make SMOOTH
| II REQUIRES much more. You do not use
cosmetics, observe, but could improve
You SO much; give your eyes peculiar
| briliiancy by darkening the eyelids, making
the lashes look heavier, and darkening and
arching the eyebrows" Then, as if OBJ
| serving my want of faith, he continued;
/ sYou could be enameled for only day,
and see how you like it, miss. Do you 60
out this EVENING""
"Yes, shall attend an Art Reception
for an hour or SO. How much do you
charge for performing such magical re-
sults?"
ssThere are my charges" and he hand
ed me printed circular, and read: "fol
once enameling, five dollars; for six moHths
one hundred dollars; forone year one hun
dred and seventy five dollars.
Here, without any preconcerted action
on my part, the knowledge 1 had been
anxious TO obtain was drifting upon me
but could afford, financially or morally,
to give FIVE dollars for something at once SC
antagonistic to my principles, as well as
useless? decided no. said SO, and arose
to 90. The artist detained me with
"I am sorry, Miss, you think you cannot
] afford it, when it would make you look SC
very distingue. May ask what Made
imoisselle does with her timer
sYes; I've spent part of it IN idle taif
here with you. I may spend tomorrow
in writing something for newspapers.
"Oh, you are what is sometimes called
i 8 blae stocking, then. and you write.
sDo you know the lady on the Triumph
j who writes of fashion and other things Sc
charmingiy? I enameled her face the 9th
er day, and she was SO elegant She L
agent, too, for the preparation, ana makes
a fine profit. She recommends 1t 70 he
fashion readers. Couldn't you do so, too
Miss ?" he insinuated.
81 couldn't recommend anything know
i nothing about" answered, feeling dread
i fully uneemfori able under his talk, but en-
4 during it all for the sake OF the gossip tina
! would leak out.
SNOW Miss, tell you what will do
Il You ints.est me SO very much, and shoul
/ $50 much like to see the effect, that va
enamel your face and prepare your eyes 70
i nothing. It will take but few moments
II Sit down In this chair. -
dsas ooNn--Pet111oI' -1eI - b-aad Sog l;abI
seh-1o pe -enalieieo, lis, - go -;oo'a - r.
Win neither se5' Ia .a0n 80, :, oF nao,,la /
my neao n, anu WIN Pi0ny ff
see tnat Al.e'noons
Inc arlist iald my F estt - o-- .',rsacs e;t wit
nom my iaoe' luIoeu aS "a vas on obons 70 nse
soii na1l,ne. 49,, -, ', -, avslasbes and ev
palr oi soiSs0i' oA ~ >
sto~s.
''No SIR ! you snah suo nosn Hs Tn,
cannot UNDO tne mex nn Se II 80 a.
! The metamorphosls snsn on Do,o;na D - -
most temporary cnaractei' eA0i~i-1o
earnestly.
'As you wlshs MISS; put you are ING ~
! er, " and he proceeded a sponge was sa
} urated with the hquio enAmei, anu o 80 oIe
ing apphed to my iace, care peink .AAe
t to apply 1t well about the nose, cnln an
eyes. He then proceedeo 70 iAn NE as
: drying process. After pelng alieu, Ne 4
Piled a white powder whlcn ne cato1al -
, rubbed en-, VIII tne same Ss1s a, =. !.
e liquid. with plack piglnent ne ueePei ~
e ed the color OF the EYEBROWS anu VIII
e VERY narrow brush oippea IN oiAcA, 1nsS ~
:. row OF tiny oots srounu tn1 eus - :
s under eyeild, and was IL DelaI.n a sSe n
= dropped In the iaintest ont rof tne P,I
an QhaaEE
ange On .ne .s.sS o.eSAs caxm;na 1 After renea
u nave oeen sosnseS %, IL or;t;cals y;ess;n
60 nnisnl1e eouenes, Sn ~. .-s;,ar nth tha :
: ne nanoeo ,ne slnAu .nTaU ;rst Loot
uitaHs eacisi1aeion' :,
: yoursen.
I was obliged to confess tnat tne aru
had done himself great credit, In iran
q forming an ugly thing into one OF appare
beauty; and 1t gave him courage 70 haAs !
further proposiaoh' WHICH @ Was, ooaSsa enas /,
: $40 he would give me al .ne S n1SeSoa go
: pleparauons ior Puttlns " y ;.t;ch -
: : ten years, an oner, oi couiso, 80 :. q
u could not make announcer "olnHA ~ ~ y
II world!
/ declined the offer with thanks; l kn'
! by illustration the potent power tnss 81
= rounds temptation done up IN ootsies:
J. had rather spend ten dollars ior carIla
!. hire out on the Bloomlngaaie roso.
= put on my hat and passed out on bros
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