, 1886-10-24

"Thero rrc two kinds of hnir-a soft
down on the lower lobcs of the cars thGt
Is difficult to ronove The coarser hair
which grows on the car can be easily de
stoycd."
Glow about the hair on ladies' upper
lipsY"
"Thcy usually shave that OIL or usc a
French powder. OF course that has TO
be often repeated. Sometimes it is
clipped, but that renders the next growth
harsh. | have heard of bellies smuggling
the hair off their arms over n wax can
le, but that was in the err of short
sleeves and before these French powders
were invented. But while young ladies
may like the hair taken out of n mole on
the neck or face they nre very particular
that the mole itself shall be left"
"NVhy soi;''
ooh, there's more or less fortune in
moles.
One on the neck brings riches; on the
face nearly all the blessings flesh Is heir
to, besides making n white complexion
still whittier by contrast. | heard n young
lady say the other day that II mole she
had on her arm had brought her heaps Of
luck. 1t is right on the linz Of life, she
said, and the nurse who saw it frat pre-
dleted it would bring long life, riches,
happiness, and, better than all, a good
husband Yes, moles ere treasured.
| sometimes have applications to put
them on, but never to take them off,
do you think badness i%ncreases2'
~ cannot say that it does. If people
would live more out of doors, or if they
kept their heads uncovered, they would
be less likely to get bald. The reason
fewer ladies are bald is that they let the
air in on the roots of the hair. Hot
rooms are death to hair germs. Then
disturbances within the nervous system
frequently affect the hair. Depression OF
spirits helps to make one bald"
Il RULE CONCERNING pALpNEss.
care people bald at an earlier age than
formerly"
at is II hereditary rule that If the IA
Their IS bald TT 80 the son may expect to
be ct %. When n man begins to grow n
beard there is 50 per cent. drain on his
blood, and if the system is allowed to run
down the hair feels it in proportion to
the other parts Of the body and the hair
on the top of the head rows thin and
perhaps comes Off. A lsrge growth of
hair certainly runs in families, and often
through ill the branches"
as long, heavy hair injuriousf"
Ladies' often complain that it brings
on headache, or that their strength goes
to their hair, md 1t is certainly incon-
vcnient often to dress fashionubly very
long, heavy hair, but | think people are
guided more by style than by comfort.
If cutting the hair short is the style, la
dies and girls will follow it, even to the
sacrifice of beautiful tresses. If lGrge
c%oifTurcs are the fashion, women will
carry n bushcl of false hair on their
heads whether it suits their style Of feat
ures OF not. In M the English md
French womcn wore ! mountain Of hair,
plurncs Of feathers and chains of beads
hanging about this huge couture, on the
top of which were worn models of coaches
and horses blown In glass. In 1880, the
queen Of France having lost her hair by
illness, the ladies cut of nll their locks
and adopted a new couture called n Zen
fant, and which brought out many satiri-
cal couplets.
"In the dressing Of the hair the shape
of the nose should be considered as IS the
figure in selecting n becoming pattern.
If the nose is LARGE the hair may be
dressed rather massive, or else tie large
nose Will make the head look small and
out of proportion. With n Greek nose
one RAY venture on q classic knot, but
with he many varieties of American
noses, the childish shapes of some, and
the tip tilted form Of others, the present
iafautilc bang3 CT short, fluffy curls, ere
especially becoming. | don't know wat
TIC next season may bring. detroit
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