Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14


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addition % Ba1f > te4zSap Of szEon.A. a
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Eaelis1 1oilatte soap pure white Casti-e or
pam, . ts4spooafui cf pSs1ercd eor@x,
a14 : 4 lasrt or FalA- water, tc &c thoroughly
mixed and kept IN = covered lar for .
sse'afals wasai2g or ia sc.lA fals Is
oftea ensusa fOr purposes Of eleaaLaesss
Aad better Tor the hair, frequent wasa-
tag ialares The young growta-
Tie sgg should nrst DC esaten 20 naks
IL blead a11 rlo IN better, and before
washing IL "a we'd 70 brad long hair In
several oralts, 4s this prec4ution keeps II
from t4n <. Brsids aHt scalp should DC
thoroughly dried With = c0arse towel. and
the PROCESS assisted ey sitting for a. hour
Cr So IN the sua or oy a hre.
Perfect cleanliness and Patieat brushing
are recommended a. the best res.Oratiyes
for tas tn-aninz 2zd breaking OF the hair
which Is sure % follow the excessive use
ofpom-ces, many ot which are highly IL
furious. and tac pAing up Of hair on oae
head which grew on another. Much OF tbs
hair Of oonmerce has been taken from the
dead, an1 = heats aad irrltates the heads 10
which u . transferred Inis, with the use
Of Applications containing chemicals, has q
rlost disastrous tendency, aud many CT the
victims have crown where the hair
strazgles thinly over painfully blushing
sxn, AID p&rtings that assume n their
frisntsned eyes. As they look in the glass,
tie proportions OF the gates OF Gaza, or
have a staools Of short wlry coarse growth,
inclined - eristle up, and g.vtag an intnity
o. trouble 70 kee ln decent order"
Some toilette tables fairly bristlo with
bottles. boxes AID Jars containing ''dress-
lngs" innumsraOls for the unfortunate
locks, whlch thrive bess, II ono did but
know L, without any dressing whatever
but that administered bY = wei made, mod
erately stin brush, varied by al occasional
application OF tne hands. The latter gives
satiny gloss; and = country lady, whose
hair always had particularly neat, shining
appearance, was once detected IN the act or
putrinx her finger in her mouth for an
extra touch 70 tas front locks.
People who never indulge in "a actual
washing OF the head, ''for tear OF taxing
cold" do not hesitate 20 wet the hair
frequently with bsy-run and other spplica-
tons, although this Is a surer way OF tax
tag cold than Z brisk washing or the entire
head aad "a equally brisk drying. The
latter. too, Is far more cleansing z aE.a invig-
Grating, ard with proper precautions there
Is no danger Of any III effects.
Gentle and regular friction IS the best OF
tonics 20 induce u healthy condition Of the
scalp aad 20 restore the natural beauty of
the hair when &c has been lost through in
lurlous treatment A little ammonia Ia the
water used for cleansing acts as q mild
stlmulant, also homeopathic amount OF
nncture OF cGnthari6eS Brisk rubbing OF
the scalp with raw onion, aad after this a
touch OF hoEey, is said TO work wocders
but al remedies are useless without regu-
lar and persevering brushing-ffty strokes
night and moraing. beginning at the very
roots and going through tas entire length
OF the hair.
Cutting the ends OF the hair once month
u often recommended. but IL. is OF little
avail unless each hair Is taken separately,
as scarcely any two are OF the same length
THIS IS task that requires two or three
hours IN the execution, and it IL said TO pay
IL persevered in. Chil6ren's hair should
not Do cut unless 1t Is thin, as the first
silksn growth Is never restored; and with
the Breton women, who have magnificent
hair, It Is always allowed to grow from in
fancy.
The color OF hair has much TO do with its
beauty, and as a general thing the golden
blonde Is the aoss popular. Fortunate is
she on whom nature has lav.shed these
shining tresses, which give the possessor
such peculiarly youthful appearance.
Many hare been the attempts TO initiate
tSem with art, but such attempts are sure
to terminate disastrOusly. Occasionally tho
lovely color Il retained even beyond middle
age, but ordinarily IL Ia as evanesceat as the
youth it represents, and the golden haired
girl Of sixteen frequently becomes the
brown haired mssron Of thirty.
Mss Goidilocks has uncon sCiously lifted
her red haired sisters out Of their Ciadsr-
eua ashes, or those Of them whose hair "a
on the russss rather tha- tRe orange tint,
'ths color OF perfectly ripa corn for the
rcason thas hair OF this peculiar shade
Genes next in beauty 70 the true chsr>Essrs
dorss. Il Is rot only beautiful, but distin-
guishei ioosing "Eatcr room IN day
hight" says a writer o. the toilette, ''where
there ara women without bonaets or hats,
ard II Ehsrs De one OF then vita bright un-
-istaknbls red hair sac viii stand ont FROM
The rest with n u.ver-fainug prouliuence,
which. II shs be q pretty vvoynan-and red
haired vvoracn have oftsa great beauty Of
fs.turs sad very often lovely complexions
-ts of The greatest advsatsgs % her, act
nay speaking"
An approach % ths desirable tut may d
ebta.ned bY using preparation CON
pounded of half pint Of roSe water and
thr.e ounces Of clean Povtersd gun arabic,
mixed and strained. after which one drop
OF airline req should De aided - give it Z
rssy tings. THIS "a also recommended "a
maze the hair carl easily.
The worse hair-which Ia usually in
str-aks CT patches Of oolor-esn be vastly
improved by avoiding every thing Ike a
81 or conventional arrangement what
evsr ne fashion may be. such hair should
be looss aud au1y, IN largs waves sad care
les twists-aet sntidy. but picturesque.
Tbs causes The NThs - str "a - Ia suca =
- hat taa inequalities OF cclor are not