Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-14
THE SEDUCTIVE DIMPLE.
Bellies who Aid Nature in Making Them
selves Attractive-seoret Processes by
which Artificial Beauty 10 made Per-
manent,
Minneapolis TrIbune.

mhnenOs
Minneapolis Tribune.
Minneapolis has long been noted for the
beauty of complexion of her charming
daughters. Visitors notice 1t and drum
mers go elsewhere and rave over it. 1t is
not peculiar to the maidens of Minneapo-
lis, but it is the common gift of most
Minnesotiennes, and is breathed in of the
fresh free air Of this favored cline. There
are compilations of such dazzling beauty
as defy all influences except that OF i'll
health and are impervious 50 soap and
water; they CLEAN with the rose, and
glow with the lily, and flaunt the banner
of health in carnation triumph. And there
are other compilations, born also of the
lily and the rose-the lily Of the tear-drop
and the rose OF rouge-but such are for
eign to Minneapolis A fine, fresh COM
plexion is one OF the essential elements of
beauty, and the possessor of such can
scarcely be homely; yet complexion alone
cannot make beauty. Beauty is not the
regularity OF feature alone, but lies largely
in the harmony of the features; it is not
the color of the eye, but Its depth and
brilliancy; it is the gloss of the hair, not
its shade, and 1t Is in the pquaucy of
eature-arrangement and the tinting of
the complexion to harmonic the whole.
Nature rarely errs In her choice of color,
though she sometimes shows beautiful and
startling contrasts. A bright blue eve
will often look out from gypsy face, and
soft black orb frequently accompanies
brilliant fairness of complexion and light.
ness Of hair. Nature produces oddities
Ia her way, but they are not startling and
are usually considered beautiful. No
matter how fair the hair may be, a mark
of beauty is the dark, penciled eyebrows,
while dark, curling lashes are beauty's
sine qua non. One other feature there is
that is often considered indispensable to
beauty-the alluring, seductive dimple. In
the matter OF dimples nature is very
capricious and bestows them with an
eccentric hand, much to the regret of
many fair ones who lack none else of
teluty's charms.
From the day scissors first trimmed and
razor cut hair and beard, art has come 10
the aid OF nature In enhancing beauty,
but II remained for latter.day art to create
beauty. 1t Is saying nothing disparaging
10 minneapolis beauties TO give out the
AhASt inosion ehab many OF our most fas
clnating bellies employ more or less arr in
their personal make up. But they do NOT
monopolize this process by any means
though they carry 1t to greater extent
Barber shops could many tale unfold in
convention chapters OF dyed mustaches
aud powdered chins, but TIE story wonId
probably end there, while our fair sisters
could their mysteries be explored. would
more interesting state Of affairs reveal
Al least one physician in MinneapolIs de.
rlves thriving business In removing dol.
icate mustaehes from above ruby Inns
olive-skinned beauties are too prone 10
TINS DOWN growth, ana tweezers are
tried In VAIN to remove the Ornament
many dude would envy. This physician
has process by which the follicie is de-
stIoyed and the hair killed. n6s,fie
attached TO a powerful electric batterv
Is inserted through the pore into the
loillcle, and the root Of the hair is de-
strooyed The process is free from pain.
ana, though necessarily slow is sure So
tnat now mustache Is decidedly outrs
meies are removed by process some
what similar, though after the discolors.
tlon has been removed the spot must be