The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-16
How io he Beautiful.
pr Henris,,a e~ eeierc Louisville W.

pr. Henrietta teav heiore ouisN3lle N. t.
 Ne arc utterly opposed ;o the deleteri- oas compounds Aith which the market IS flooded. composed oi acids. afsenie. and white lead, Tn which the remedy Is worse than the disease Ne would re- mind you that no otiec, is attained with out some effort, and frequently consider able self denial. and will now give you simple yet admirable reoipe for a cos. me,ie with directions as to ts proper ap piic ation. Take equal parts ot lamb sue, and glycerne; mel, thoroughly Tn a DOT celian receiver stir rapidly until almost cold, and finish by adding a few drops of altar of rose.
 Now. IS cleanliness IS next to godli- ness, we adsise a thorough bath before retiring each night, and. as the process ot bathing seems misunderstood. we would explain that Il k not necessary to be submerged Tn a large tank of water, but that basin tuil oi ,his liquid. with . olive oli soap. applied with sponge or tlanne, from the crown of the head to the sole oi the feet. w,ll answer every pur- pose. Regulate the temperature to suit your individual taste. remembering al- ways to aNold a shock. Inc bath should he followed by hrsk hu, gentle iriction, and now that the pores ste opon and the subject glowing and eleanly, lc, us apply to the face and visible portion ot the neck modieum of ,hls salve. the same to be ,s,ematleally and thoroughly rubbed m. bearing m mind that Tn every ease the inction must suit the skin. In some subjects this IS attalned by gently rubbing up or down w,th the palm ot the hand while again the surface absorbs more readily from n eircling movement, the object being always not ,o grease. but simply io nohty and soften ihe euti- ele. We glNc you these directions for the face. bu, will add tha, the enure sut- face of the body, treated in the same manner, would respond mos, genially and healthfuly. 1, IS we'll known that lnunotion was the regular accompanl- ment of the bath with the ancients, and |, would be well were Il revived wl,h us. since |, adds supleness to the body. re moves supefiiuous skin scales, rendering ,hc ou,icle sot, and pliable as Tn caily youth. in place ot the h.rshness and dry ness so ireq.ently complained of in ad- NahNahh lNat Ns
 Next m order VIC w ould adyisc careful handling of the hair. winch should be combed ou, with patience and gcn,leness m place oi tearing T. eu, hastily and vlo- lently by the roots. resulting m break age. IT ury. and unevenncss of fibre. IL should be brsky and persisten,ly brushed every nigh, before retiring, then loosely braided and collcd softly under d silk nigh,cap. The yer, best preparation 10 insure a luxurian, growth of glossy 1 hair IS to be obtained by gong into the woods where the wlid grape yines gro. luxurian,ly, and, Al ihe season of the year m which the Sap commences to flow tap the canes with A penkn,fe. and col leoi the protuse discharge m bottles After bathing the haIr m a mixture o ammonia and warm water this natural invigora,or $ to be thoroughly rubbed into the scalp once daily 1 have seen [. c mos, luSu'ian,, th5ck glossy, waving hltsute crop from hi, simple inocnou. application.