Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-20
CHAPTER III.

REVOLT.
Barbarous Bill had stepped out to shoot a few
| bears and other wild animals, and the prisoners
We're aloue with the band.
"What in thunder is the reason" asked old
man Muliigan, shat YOU fellows obey every
order OF that young cub? Are you attached to
NO." replied one of the gang, shudderingly,
we fear and nate him, but we must obey him."
The men exchanged wondering chances.
| w Observation-Disclosures it's the regular thing.
We never read a dime MOTEL in which the Boy
| Chief was not held in awe and unquestionably
We'll, if were one of your band I'd give him
| a switching he'd never forget and then clear
Its great schemer' shouted the outlaws,
In wild enthusiasm at the novel idea. "We'll
Barbarous Bill returning at that moment one
OF his gang took him over his knee and admin
| istered corporal punishment until the youth
1t only remains to be said that the next day
| Inc BOY Bandit returned to New York with
| Mr.. Mulligan, and is now acting as errand-boy
Ia a shoe store. hate to make my story end in
| this way, but cannot tell a lie.
Women WHO are Shaved.
| Clara Bells New York Letter.
fringe on the upper lip is admirable to the
| girls as masculine adOrnment, but no gentle
| maiden likes to have mustache on her own
| lip, at least not with the roots toward her. at
certain age some women begin to detect signs
| OF hirsute growth upon their faces and they
scan the papers for advertisements OF auack
preparations for removing superf1uous
hair. Some of these nostruins are
| of the hair, but too often the skin
gees. too, and leaves disfiguring sea-. To meet
| the undoubted demand, some OF the hairdres,-
erS make u specially OF improving compilations
| By the Old-fashioned means of iatner and razor
| Ia an uptown hairdressing establishment is a
private room devoted to this work, and l was
permitted 10 intrude there while a french lady
was being shaved The operator said her Gus
toners were ali bruuettes. with coarse black
| hair. The blondes never were troubled win
| mustacnes. The greater number were French
The patron about to be operated upon laugh
| ingly admitted that the mustacne Was almost a
national badge, and, lay ing her head back upon
| the rest, composed her features Tor the ordeal
| There Was high fOot-rest IN front of the chair
| cs,sion. a napkin was tucked under her chin
| aud the operator applied quantity OF shaving
cream or iathtr squeezed out OF a tintoil tuue,
| instead OF being mixed in u cup with "a Brush
| n little gentle rubbing with Lhe ends of the
| fingers soitened the skin and the hair on the
| lip, the operator remaining from remarks upon
| the weather or elections during the process
which impaired q weird, unnatural air to the
whole performance. Tue barber then deftIv
Stropped a small, thin silOrt-DIaded razor with
pearl handle, seized the victim gently by her
pretty nose and began to shave the lip with y
quick but delicate touch.
"ln shaving ladies'" she remarked sit is
necessary TO avoid scraping the skin so as to
! roughen the surface, or cutting against the
grain, for that causes the hairs to draw back
under the surface, get curled there and produce
pinpies. II callOw youths would take the same
care their adolescent compilations would be
BETTER
After the shave the lather was carefully
washed out OF the pores With toilet water, and q
preparation was applied 10 hide the blush
tlnse that the too luxurious growth OF bristles
would otherwise give tue upper lip. The patron
was then permitted TO escape without being
told that she needed a shampoo or that the
hair was getting thin on the top OF her mead
and she ought to use tonic. A lady with O
good, healthy growth of mustache requires
the attention OF her hairdresser once or twice
q week. ~