The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-19
A WISE W0MAN'S ADVICE,
HOW GTRLS or MODERs2E MEiNS NAV
IMPROVE IHEYR COMPILATIONS.

Ihrow Paint and Cosmetics TO the Docs. ma
Follow These htuts-Lsemedic. Within III,
tsench OF Every Furss-Toiict Secrets.
III Is Just as easy to have n fine com.
plexion us n good education" says q fair lady
whose soft, smooth skin Is the pride of her
heart and the envy OF lier friends. 1t rcouircs
n little self-deniai and u constant, untirin,
effort In the right direction TO obtain tho formcr
grace us well rs the latter. and 1t all deponds
ON II lew Simple principles, tho most important
OF Which Is cleanliness.
True. i am not writing for the bonc0t oi tho
lilies Of life who toll not" &c. for they ara
supposed to have zach her own maid who un.
derstandsc III! the secrets, charfls, arts, sciences.
and luxuries OF the toilet; but to the ordinarv
sweet woman, who keeps hcr house and carcs
) for her babies, and to tho bright. common.
place girls who SOW on their W buttons and
brush their own hair. l could give u few simple
suggestions. the carrying out of which inyolyes
mail expense and occupies littlo time.
A plain, wholesome, nutritious diet is as nco.
cssary to a clear skin as sunshine and rain are
to flowers, and a careful avoidance Of indigesti.
BILE substances must be exercised. No deinits
general rules for diet can be laid down. since
what is one mans meat is another mans poi.
son." but 1t is safe to say that gravy and
grease, salads and s~weetmeats. should be
avoided. or oaten in small quantities. and I'm.
der most favorable conditions; Butter. cream.
and olive oil. so CONFINED with food as to 10
conceded to DO beneficial to nll but extremist
corpulent women. Many girls seem to have Il
e %GrSia eT wSisS " "ssoss 'Sg s %h e iE Piis ssss o and
and should not be INDUCED. as a desire for
simple nourishing food can be cultivated just
Startling and shocking as 1t may seem, many
a fine skin l. ruined by neglect Of FREQUENT and
neglect Gun mover be repaired by all the cosfiv
nnguents, lotions, and cosmetics yet invented,
than. q brisk. cold sponge bath on y risins. ioi.
lowed BY sufficiently Vigorous friction with a
bait, ss towel t t9 Pr, prevent enSS E chill; . the face receiving
By ths bare 69 IN hands %nst al aa,i t. Be .d followed. -
sH oSsSs0 a .h Sat RsfS Or 9sslri sa:H a 70 %a ,4a10S Sss e
CASTLE soap. The oily matter exudine from
1hS ssr p%sss,s 81 the g, s dast S SStsses cannot and r ss ns
moved without soap. Notwithstanding the hue
and cry raised against the use Of soap on the
chemists to be absolutely pure, While I have
only harmlses soI But u beneiciai. BlseS speoF Z
may be removed from the lace by rubbing II each
a nhd s with l1 iqlstI5 ,oic S,t ait tSe : hs .n9r9 %Sisb Path e
cause irritation. should be- followed by an ap.
Plication OF mingled glycerine and rose water.
i lac IoSob U OSSupy ooG o Lulus
utes in the morning and twenty minutes at
night, and can. II necessary, be taken from our
regular sleep. as tho bath is quite as restiul
and rstreshing as tae hall hours Sleep could be;
II. indeed. powder be used at all, and even the
best cosmetic should be used, as infreQuently
as possible: and never allowed to remain on the
No day should pass, without some active q.
mean a :. ieisarel H!s stroll through the PARK or
half day. shopping In, crowded. heated stores.
fys a m 9qsiek' R Seiss walk al q 81 qale ehs sfsy f9 3pdo OF st ten
much. worry. dream, and grieve over their
many trials, losses. and crosses, stitch them
into scarfs, curtains, and doyleys. and become
Ianguid. ~lifeless. colorlesss, and sallow thereby;
between her and her lonEed-for Eden there
stands ever the guarding cherubim with the
flaming sword: but do not lie down
meekly as It comes to thee. but rise up in
ance as Jacob .wrestled with the angel. until it
bring thee q blessing-make thy sorrow = SER
want unto thee. which shall minister unto thy
strength str ? 9Th and nobility Il Of chafactsr; and a thereby
woes out into the sunshine, they need air and
light: pound down, thy pain. walk thy ,nrm.
swift footsteps, and as thy tired heart all IN.
thy flying feet, and the soft air touches gently
thy flushed cheek In tender sympathy; and the
glad warm sunshine rests on fh{ lace IN loving
new strength and yiRor and, courage Will add
new grace. freshness. and fairness. to thy face.
Now I do not wish to be understood that By
iSns viii b sss 81 eS ds. si%I alFnss sal':' II There ssHis Il on.
glory OF the sun and another glory 81 the moon
and one star different from another star In
beautg." but I do believe that under this treat
can and ' viii have. ultimately. a clean. eiesr:
soft. satin. smooth. healthy skin, which Is In
deed "a thing Of beauty and a JOY forever"