Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-30
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PRODUCED by friend. Tho OH was
a lady whowas earning n yar,, a uay n
able livelihood as "a hair-groS,ssey., l'
I'm not a hair-dresse,. = -''yl'
I'm a hair-groomer. I don'," \ "a
hair at all. | only comb tbs b. 70 VEL
give 1t that general attention '' y,
every woman's hair demands @
three times a week. There ara W.
women in the city who are IL tE,I ly's
ness and who would scorn to c ,'ii' u ! III
selves professional hair-dressalr,s,' y ,D
She was an elderly lady tau
slender and dressed neatly ,rj
excellent taste in black. Hor no. M
were gentle and refined. Herf,a- a.7
that dark, quiet look seen an fbo,
of invalids or of women who Lora NH
a good deal Of suffering. She u., |
ing in a respectable boardinq-hmso M
West Twenty-fourth street
II was cornered and / had IN 4.
she said. 81 had to earn NV liz liz 3
suddenly. and the only wav ~
think of to do so at my age was ~
for womcn's hair. NV mother w,, s2
years an invalid. She had ba,r, ss5
hair, and it used to sootbe and an w
her to have me comb her hair E5
stroke it softly. Inthis way learn Nd
to care for the hair, especially fiat 81
nervous women. There are q great ma ss "a
women, of course, of the so-caUed NJ
per classes who can't afford to / FL
maids and yet want their hair car% 81
for regularly. They don't like to h, ~
professional hair-dressers around Ma
either. 1t is to such women look
my patronage.
"What d 1 do to the hair? WI
first, / rub it dry with soft and N RI
with q hard brush. / don't put N
of water and cleaning STUFF upon ~
hair at first, as some do, but afte IA
have the drandruH all out I wet
hair with simple solution which +
know to be effective and not dele, |
out; then | rub and brush the
again. Next comes the trimming. Il
pull out gray hairs one by one, taxi M
care to pull them so thattaescalp sn n
lacerated and the hair cells themsevH
destroyed There is a great art IL
pulling out hairs. You must Mil
them in the direction in which they Is
in the scalp, just as you would a sliv Il
of wood from your hand, in the dir d;
ton in which it entered. Men or Won
en- can't pull out their gray hairstheE
selves, for it is utterly immossible q
them to see that they are pulling Lii
hairs out on the proper slant n
couse you know that people are "a
touchy on the subject Of gray hairs q
their heads. 1t makes a women I'd
the blues for q week when her i'll
gray hairs come. Now, when "a
hairs are the result Of age ] neyermat
die with them; the only thing to do II
to let them come. But they are IT'D
the result of sickness, OF some otha
little trouble, and it is then often pos 1
Bile to prevent their coming. Baldnoa
is to be doctered in Just the same va
| can never cure, though, and noboa
can cure, the badness of people, / 1
accountants and others, accustomed 4
work all day with the glare and ha a
of gas-lights or electric lights beat1s
down upon their heads. lntheirca \
the hair cells have been literary bur1
out
"Well. finally, | trim the hair.
cut each individual hair separate.
so as to make it even with the olhsi
When the hair is gathered up IN 4
hand and cut square across in a Iuna
as it were, with the scissors, the s.raa
oling hairs are not reached. Inc I
sulti only to make the hair shot1
and quite rs uneven rs before lli
/ l part tho hair simply and do ,, 4
plainly. As I told you, if women "ai
| their hair done up in any ottho lang
STYLES they mustn't come to me.
.'How much does it pay me- Ven
generally think Ioughtto getSLatleg2ss
each time | visit ladys house "
lady lives a great way uptown aaa
takes me all the afternoon OF moEAil
to 20 up and seen her, want m ..
money, of course. Aud, on NY ~ h.
trary, when two or three patrons ~ Il.
near each other, why, | can mq Y, y !.
the price little to each one y IT,. y T
humble way of getting h'1,u5I'
! know, but it is respectable ana s''
stick to it,