The evening world., 1890-03-28
MASSAGE FOR BEAUTIFYING.
An Improvement on the Enamel
LONELINESS of Mime. Rachel.
A Well Known Physicians Views
on the Proper Spring Diet.

Some revolutions are quietly going on
in the beauty parlors %patronized Ivy con-
sentative ladies. Instead OF making MP
the face there Ia a growing demand for
the massage treatment, supposed to re-
store the natural beauty and freshness of
the complexion. Warm applications are
first applied, then soothing oils are
worked into the skin with n soft sponge.
after which the - beautihcr" pats.
pinches and rubs the flesh to stimulate
the circulation md bring about p~rofuse
perspiration.
Hot ten. bouillon, lemonade, milk.
coffee and boiled cider, according to the
taste Of tho customer, IL served, the
pinching and rubbing is continued until
the sweat glands arc open and all the
dust and black specks have been removed
from the nose, forehead, temples and
cheeks. This operation alone
q full hour. and il repeated until
the skin is thoroughly cleaned.
To restore the smoothness. cold
cream aud healing balms nre applied,
hhu NhNh ~ ihNo ~ pIOlI'NllhNtNl
washed and ready for the finish. II there
nre ~disfguring molcs, birthmnrks or
scars court plnster is applied and when
possible the hair dressed 60 cover defects.
The brows are strengthened after being
brushed, the blue veins in the temple
brought out with u fow pencil strokes,
the cheeks delicateIy coIored a shade
lower than the lips, and the ears tinted
the same pink as the lining Of the eye.
Unless coiorless no rouge is put on the
lips.
Instead of polishing the finger nails
with powder and cherry-lip they nre
shaped, trimmed with a cuticlo scissors
and painted with n rose pink rouge that
only n brush and hot water will remove.
All things considered. the new method is
q decided improvement OH the enamel
and carmine beauty designed by the un-
fortunate Mime. Rachel.
HOT AND COLD BATHS.
A prominent physician. whose medi-
cines are largely compounded In the diet
kitchen, has this to say about bathing.
Only very strong women should tnke
cold baths ut any time. Hot baths are
good to reduce flesh for ~invigornting
tho water should have the tenn.
pernture Of the body. Hot foot baths will
sick headache and produce sleep.
Infants should never be put into n bath
tub more than three times n week. md TO
avoid cold and the results Of physical ex-
some strengthening Cruel or
broth Is necessary, followed by q two,or
three hours nap.
Plenty of sleep and plenty Of butter
milk are advised in lieu of Spring medi-
cine. This same authority when asked
an expression regarding Sprin. diet
prescribed the following bill of fare:
abstinence from veal. pork.
sausages. buckwheat, picked,
and canned meats and fish.
and beef in limited quantity
rare and eaten hot. Fresh fish,
ocean food or soft-boiled eggs for break
fast, light salad for lunch, but bouillon.
beef tea and broth are preferable. II ac-
customed to oaten meal and wheat bread
the Winter, huminy and graham
bread are advisable for a change. Rice is
n good substitute for potatoes. and sweet
milk and chocolate for ten and coffee.
freely of green vegetables, such as
spinach, celery. onions and
Stewod apples. pruncs and rhu-
barb are better thnn n drug shop for reg
tho system and there is no better
exercise than walking 10 color the com.
ploxion, brighten the eyes aud strengthen
the muscles. The practice among special
of children's diseases of washing out
the alimentary system has been employed
by this fashionable doctor. who in the
treatment of indigestion applies "A
stomach-pump md cleans out the interior !
de apartment. In the ordinary cases
generally known as indisposition relief
can be had by flushing.
" Living rooms, shops, offices, churches
and interiors Of every sort" he says,
enough, " need systematic clean
ing, and why not the human house Peo-
pie do not drink euough. Turn ON the
water, set the pumps to work and rinse
the System with a gallon of water
every day. l am opposed 10 extreme tenn
peratures, but warm is Us good as cool
water, provided il does not produce nau-
sea. II is advisable to drink it in sips
and between meals. 4 quart before
breakfast is not too much"
NELL NELSON.
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