Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-03

social pa3 syond which for an unac
credited paTvenue there b Nd passing
The Pursait or Deaasy, aaA Hew Z, 10
lnaslged In BY The Fasr Sex.
Il is now the fashion to be healthy.
II has taken many generations Of wo-
men and ages Of experiments with Con-
metics to convince the world that
health is after all the only beautiiier.
Rouge and carmine are rapidly falling
into disrepute, and are regarded rs de-
fupct barbarisms whose eternal con-
detnnation Is the common interest Of
humanity. II must be confessed that
Louisville women will enjoy peculiar
advantage In this abandonment Of srti.
fetal beautifies. While admitting that
Louisville has as much female lowell
ness to the square inch as any city In
the United States, 1t must also he ad-
mitted that the barbaric instinct Of her
women have been only too apparent in
the disposition to paint things 4lIttle too
red. A woman who "makes up dana
not appear on the street or elsewhere
without her war paint, and, rs dispatch
is sometimes more urgent than accur-
acy, her toilet Is not always made with
equal care, and there are one or two
cases OH record where carmine was mis-
taken for Egyptian black, and vice
versa, and the Oriental eyebrow, which
had been her ambition, showed up In
terra Gotta, and the facial aperature
that should have represented Cupid's
bow was suggestive of nothing Sd much
~ blackberry pie.
The woman Of to-day il ambitious u
be healthy, first, because nothing Ii ID
conducive to = pleasant mental condi-
ion and that uninterrupted flow Of ami
NAL spirit and sparkling vivacity tina. tell
20 well In social circles ~ health and,
econd, because there u nothing like q
rood digestion to keep old age ut bay
and slave or that time 20 dreaded by
eve ry woman, when at Last
~ 49, Ths hateful crow shall tread
- The co.ncrs OF he- eyss.
Beauty II power; even knowie,.s.
comes into Ito 6, presence with uu-
covered head; and no one can reisSNe
thu 90 fully ~ the women TO whom Ma
.turs has beeh cl,ary Of attractions.
Some books have recently appeared
which advocate the cultivation Of beau
ty on the above sound principles, and
nodus operdndi In all the minor de-
tails, which finally consolidate In
brilliant and truly enviable ensemble
that IL not only satisfactory for the
time being, but j. warranted permanent
when once acquired. They maintain,
for instance, that all the skin wants IL
leave to act, and IL takes care Of itself.
in the matter of baths, u plunge In Ice
cold water Ii not recommended, ~ u
requires q woman of iron constitution
to endure 1t, and where hot bath 10
used, Il should come before retiring, ~
there Is less danger Of taking cold, and
the body, being weakened by the ablu-
ton, has need OF rest. II IL well 10 usc
flesh brush, and alterward rinse of
the sOapsuds by briskly rubbing tho
body with pair OF c0arse toilet gloves.
The most important part Of o bath 10
the drying. Every part OF the body
should be rubbed to glowing redncs,
using coarse crash towel ut the finish.
If sufficient friction cannot be given, .
small amount Of bay rum, applied with
the palm of the hand, will be found
efiicacious. Ladies' who have ample
leisure and who lead methodical lives
take a plunge or sponge bath three
times q week and yspor or sun balm
every day. To facilitate this
very beneficial practice soush
or east apartment Is dcsirn'
bic. The lady denudes herself, tak"s
cot near the window, and takes In tho
warm rays Of the sun. The effect II
both bene 1cial and delightful, When
he day Is sunless recourse Is had tos
yspor bath, which Is equally eillc..
cicus, but less agreeable. TO effect
ihis purgatory Ii improviscd by means
Of a spirit lamp, perforated ottoman
or willow rocker, and large WOODEN
blanket, that Ii tucked round her w.
curely 10 prevent the heat from cs-
GAPING. II In said this cannot be en-
dured for more than thirty minutes ~
q time, and that II 10 wildly recalls
some prophecies relating toa poSlmo
future state that II induces severe 10.
trospectlon, and IL almost ~ euecuve
for devotional N for hygienic purPcss.
One OF the most useful articles OF tns
toilet lis q bottle Of ammonia, and any
lady who has once learned ~ sAue
will never be without IL. A few dfofs
In water takes the place ofthe amouns
Of soap, and cleans out the pores o. 'ps
skin ~ well as bleach will DO; W."
the face with fiesh-bftsh, ana ruo 'ns
lips a. well 10 tore their color. u
well to battle the eyes before puulne :.
the spirits, and II Il In desirable W ~
Grease their brightness this mX
be done by dashing soals'%; !.
washing toward the nose. Many cor.
tend that free use Of soap turns W
skin yellow, and some go 20 far ~ noo
clare that 0 too frequent apPlicsnon
water 10 injurious. Some prefer 49,
ing the hands, neck and face WILL WIN
ointment of giyccrine, rubbed dy w
cbamOb skin. This h said 70
tended with the most satisfactory
suits, and there In story aofos1J.
bow concerning q young w0msp
bas not washed her fhce Tor tnfee 49,
snA n always clean, rosy, and kis
But she 1bas come % Hrief, and DEF
peHence osgbt 70 be . leson 70 e
woman q sound mental condition.
q moment o. gushing eosf1dence
~ q times Will attack even the
regulated woman, she Eave hef -
away 10 her lover. aed subsq,SZ
received D note from him Aatng -
II eeuid never reco0cS1s bis heAn
HI msnhood 70 . woman wbo
eet Along without v0bfpg na
The face = MON tboSseghly rupo -
brushed With wet aD6 ~ bsee,sT
Whenever . lady eets . chance sy
be caught pinching bse co'ofies .i
a yeSv 6armIeS a0d quite ese
means ofmakIng tksross b''o~
ToFETeHAsaAE.
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