Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-09
HOW TO BE BEAUTIFUL.
Btudies in the ACCOMMODATIONS for
Plain Women.


Plain Women
When fair and fashionable woman d.
sects her energies toward compressins
her waist TO about hall ITS normal size
she invariably soon layisues an eq1oI
attention upon her complexion. This -
n result that must naturally follow Tor
her skin becomes yellow and her nose red
as she congresses her digestive organs.
Sallowness is common to both plump
and angular women. The SKIN Is saId
TO bleach out if much exposed 10
nhe sun, but this is seldom proved. W hen
This end IS attained by 0ut-o'-Ou"r eNei-
else it is probably due 10 the benefits
accruing 10 the general health from the
ABSORPTION of plenty of fresa ar, Nallo"-
ness is usually caused by some stomach
disorder or liver trouble and can ue rene
died only by curing the disorder. W men
the machinery Of he BODY Is re-ul ed
and nut In good order clear c0mpicN,cns,
combining the tints OF the rose aud IIJ,
are apt 10 result.
MANY PERSONS lind an occasional dose oil
the old-fashioEeu remedy, sulphur oehe-
fetal. Instead OF mixing IL win IN
slasses 1t can be stirred INTO cream ana Is
then less unpleasant TO take. Better SIM
is the homeopathic preparation. for 7kih
S.Al
heads nothing IS better IMAM al a9p.lcd-
ton OF an ointment made from pure lard
and sulphur. Tue proportions should De
two parts lard 20 one Oi sulphur. Inc
lard should be melted and the sulphur
stirred Into it, The compound. Wnlcn
should be well rubbed in. L. best appuet
before retiring. after thoroughly wssAing
the face with water a. bot as can pe
endured ID the skin shows many
/ a. hot IN Rtt..
tinued for at least ten miuIjes. Before
bathing IN the morning. lnr ointment
should De- removed as com lpt"ly rs pos
sible with a eOt. flannel clutn. Juie7s
there are many erupluus TINS Application
is not nece ssary oiLruer I.an two or three
times week. some prefer To- m1l7ten the
sulphur with glycerIut, uut ,als Is not de-
siTable for some skins. 10 requires the
exercise OF considerable Y-rs aNerauce 10
correct physical lmuer,eetons. NO "ou-
Aerful transformations can 3. Nlecttd IN
week. Marked Improvement rl the com
pleXlon only follows fathiu Application
Of the ointment Tor a cons derJoie period.
The woman who falls Nctm 20 the
desire for Il smaller walls than IA, urr
ordained is pretty sure, sooner ot later,
to be the pOssessOr Of a red nose, IL not
safrOn-c0IOred skin "a well. Her lace
NAV be fair in every othe, particular, INT
away, nor eau she hope 10 remedy it while
she continues to grid in her corset. II.
however. the redress Is caused
generally by some little capil-
larry disorder an application OF
the following solution Is sad 10 ei-
1ectua!ly remove the undesirable hue:
Muriate OF ammonia, y drachm; taanic
acid, 4 drachm; Elycenne, | ounce; rose
water, IL ounces. A piece OF cotton
CIR Ia. pl b re-
and bound on the nose every night. 1t
will have to be applied some time before
the desired effect Is obtained.
Certain exotic eastern bellies have at
tempted to create demand Tor trecNlcs
and tan during the past two seasons.
They seemed TO think 1t impaired a %lid-
wood flavor of innocence TO theiI clarns,
and also attested that they bad really
been sojDurnng in the mountain or along
the seacoast. They have scarcely been
successful in their endeaVOr. for neitaer
1reckles nor sunDurn are popular. some
1reckles will MOI disappear undor any
treatment. Ordinarily they can be re-
moved by applying finely p0@de rcd nilre
to each spot. Wet the dugtr IN wa er.
dip it in the nitre, and rub 1t on the spot.
Alter several applications, il the treChle
can be removed. it WI, disappear.
The best toilet powder IS finely pow
dered French chalk busted on lightly.
Many pretty face is spoiled by too heavy
pOwderiug, There's unthng to be com
pared win powder tOremOye the oily look
most skins have in warm weather. Al
moud oil is better tor sOtt"Diny zoe skin
than glycerne or cOcOauuJ OH. WGIle no
more eticacious than the latter, IL is
pleasanter, as it is OdorlesS, and in using
1t one does not carry around the sugges-
ton Of sonnet ming left over after dessert.
a. "a al Ma ha ~
brushing them eacn night with a small
brush dipped in almond oil. Ii the eye
Drows are thick and heavy smooth them
and brush them down when making the
toilet. Nothing detracts more from the
beauty OF the face than the ridiculous
habit of raising the eyebrows. Ii causes
wrink les 10 form ana gives one SHY air
OF egotism. some people, too, are forever
drawing their lips out OF shape and thus
create lines about The mouth.
The women VINO inspire admiration are
not always the most beautiful. They are
the women VINO comprehend their own
needs and study out the best means to
improve and make themselves attractive.
Only very beautiful woman OF a strong
]y marked inuiyidual type can afford TO
run directly against accepted fashion,
either in dress or the arrangement of her
hair. Everyone, however, can modify
the prevailing style sufficiently 10 meet
her own requirements. Plain women eau
render themselves attractive by studying
the becomingness OF all portions Of
their toilet. This can only be done
by comprehension OF ones sell. The
highest cultivation OF the time is that of
Individuality, and in no other way = this
more demonstrated than in the general
attire OF women. The plump woman of
short stature no longer arrays herself IN
the modes suitable to her tall, slender sis-
ter, simply because they are the "lateet
thing out" Tue woman with high fore
head does not comb her hajr straight back
because her dearest friend, WHO happen
10 be blessed with the low, broad, ideal
Istic forehead tUat artists love TO repro
duce, bnds this the most becoming way tC
arrange her tTesscs. Women cannot fail Il
find NODES fabrics and Colors suitable
both 10 their individual styles and TO tueil
purses, and 1t Is their own fault if theiI
appearance il not pleasing.
A RACING SKETCH.