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Sermon on the Gospel of Rest for Tired Women.--
How to Keep Beautiful
CLEANLINESS AND FRESH AIR ARE NECESSARY.
The Hard Lot of CesThe Bachelor Girl
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ach and stimulate its nervous EN-
ergy," say tile herbalists.
Steaming the face ten fnlnutcs
over n basin with boiling water
poured" over II hnndfuf each OF null
lcin, sage, mar and chamomile
flowers will soften and fresnen the
skin, after which tits 10 be dried oh
N ~hrin, soft towel and toilet ccrate
rubbed in. AS much as large pea
Is plenty for the whole face. Rub
with light touch, quickly, but
only one way, not back and forth.
Rub on the lines, brow, checks and
chin Depend on steaming mainly
20 obliterate crows feet round the
eyes. Rub the cheeks round and
round With the palms of the hands
to reliove- their roundness; also
pinch them, pull the muscles out
and twist them little to give hrm-
ness. '' - r''N'"''
For full facial massage, self-glven,
which many ladies are anxious to
learn: Flrst--Aftsr washing in very
warm wster place thett palms on
the forehead, pressing slightly and
brush them outward twenty times.
The light, even tonch lsto be learned
by pactice. Second-- Meet the
finger tips at the bridge of the nose
and bring them down, pressing the
nostrils together, drawing down the
bridge of the nose II aqulline, or
pressing 1t upward If fiat. Third
Bring the hGuds down each side Of
nose along the wrinkle OF the cheeks
twenty-five times. Fourth--Rub the
cheeks round twenty times. Fifth
--Meet the hands under the chin,
holding 10 in the palms and rub up
ward, to remove the wrinkle which
brides IL, twenty to forty times.
This movement gives firmness to
the lower part Of the face and pre-
vents dropping of the muscles.
Massage Is much aided by use Of
The toilet cerate ut the same time, as
1t supplies the skin and softens the
old tissue so that the new, constant
ly forming below 1T, can push away
the old PARTICLES with ease. 1t also
protects the skin from wind aud
cold without making 1t at all oily or
greasy, and gives it delicate, de-
llghtful perfume.
.s1 81 The Bachslor Girl. ~. ~ aivs
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But n short time ago the appear
anco of the bachelor girl upon our
streets, in our homes, in society,
would have excited a tornado of dis
cussion and condemnation, but the
forces which are at work during the
present time shaping the destiny of
our civilization have prepared us for
this fiew evolution which promises
TO tinsettle all the old tenets of the
faith. ..
The bachelor girl Is q product of
the times just as electrooution is,
just rs the phonograph is. She may
have existed In some other age, but
certainly not TO. the extent or the
complete fulfiilment of the ideal
which the term implies.
The fashionable girl of the day
leads fast life, so far AS the phrase
applies to q multiplicity of late
hours at operas, theaters and In So
cial life; but she offsets by eques-
trianism, pedestrianism, plenty of
sleep and exercise, the effects Of her
social dissipations. The girl of
fashion is seldom sick or unhealthy y
in the metropolis in modern times.
She has every advantage and few
dangers. She can dssipate consid-
erably, enough TO Kill, once n
month, u .country-bred girl. And
the reason for these accomplish-
ments, for they are .accompliah-
ments, lies in the care taken Of her
person. She has the Turkish bath,
the manicure, the hairdresser, the
horse, the victoria, everything with
which to rally all her pb bysical en-
ergies by day as an offset to extreme
tension. in social engagements at
night. Dancing adds strength and
grace to her figure.
The bachelor girl, this new type
Of modern society, recognizes that
the sway OF the fashionable woman
ends with the loss of II single charm,
Her idea, carefully matured, Is to
be moderate in all indulgcnces, in
order that her every charm should
outllve hef. " She doesn't care, per-
haps, bow many girls are rdiven
prematurely to the drug store so
long as she never enters its portals.
This Is a picture of the, modern
bachelor girl, who Is new to- our
civilization. She lives "a club life,
though exclusively In her own
home She plays billiards eXpertly y,
though from motive--and motive
governs every. modern acI--as the
exercise greatly benefits her arms,
besides showing her person, in the
parental billiard hall, to the best
ad vantage. She goes into the field
and over her own dog, shoots as
many birds us her next nelghbor
who wears the. raiment of u man.
She plays at bowles, the long sum
mer day atSpirit Lake, Narragansel It
Per- Kenpebunkport, Minnetpnka
or Saratoga, and with Que or. Two
exceptions makes bigger runs, in
the same number of frames, than
her male support. '7'
Around tins rira avis men swarm
as Naturally as migrating birds
aruuud tao lofty beacon, of u. light
house, and, no donot, as many fall,
crushed and bleeding, since IL Is
destiny and law that only one man
shall have the prize. The bachelor
girl is an evolved quasi cynic. 1t
could scarcely be otherwise. Mar
riuge to her IL an ultimatum, and
therefore all men look nike fo her