, 1890-10-30
Fashionable Women Have Abb
jured the Personal Use of Per.
fumes-Fashion Notes.


Anu piusneu III Only presseu your HaH'
or kiss on your fair brown head.
Our hearts were light as bright bubbles
blown. Like children in fairyland
We wandered down where the daisies
grew to that wonderful golden
strand
Whore all the dreams of the heart como
true, true, and lovers walk hand in
Since then, since then, O. the long. long
road we have wandered through
calm aud storm,
When leaves fiew by us and snowflakes
whirled and we watched the swal-
lows form
In winged clouds. sweeping down tho
sky to lands where the sun vas
warm.
There was always brightness for you
and me and over the tears We
wept
For life's sore losses and hurting pain a
rainbow Of hope still crept
And deep In your sweet, tear-clouded
eyes my sunshine forever slept!
A CLEAR COMPLEXION.
Fresh Air and Exercise Arc Neces-
sary.
fShirley Dare in Inter Ocean.
In small towns there Ii no excuse
for want Of good air and sunlight,
for every house to be healthy should
stand far enough from its neighbors
to have sunshine on aM sides. No
house should stand where the
shadow of any building can fall
upon IL any part of the day, If the
occupants would have perfect
health. This would insure garden
ground for the women and children
to work in.
We will never have q healthy,
right thinking, kindly race until the
outdoor life becomes habitual and
the houses only used for shelter. I
count every hour except those of
sleep that is not spent out of doors
DO much lost.
The human frame adaptS itself to
untoward circumstances, whether
in q dungeon, an Office, a five-story
brick dwelling wedged in q block or
an Esquimau hut but life under
these conditions Is as unlike vigor-
Gus, pleasant activity as the prison
Is unlike the south windowed room
looking on q garden.
Iknow this way Of looking at
things is scandal to many nice,
particular housekeepers who claim
to be very much gentlewomen, who
really look on fresh air as q medi-
cine, and house themselves behind
roller blinds and plush curtains Of
different qualities. They read st.
Paups injunction "to be keepers in
the house, instead of "keepers at
home" Sleeping with an open
window savors of immortality to
them. They are excessively nice,
pretty behaved members of society,
but one needs to follow their career
through to read Its total-the horri-
BILE, nauseating, agonizing diseases
these nice women and their families
die OF, lingering in exemplary ,pa-
tience through weeks and months,
II not years, of suffering which in.
spires disgust.
To tell tho truth, half the young
women who write to know how
they shall clear their complexions
need nothing 30 much as exercise.
Beyond q walk or occasional game
of tennis our girls, whether rich or
poor, do wonderfully little.
The exercise . healthy woman
really needs to keep her in high con-
dition Of body and mind equals the
exercise of doing IA washing every
day in the week. Sho is unfortu-
nate If any dlsablement forbids her
to accustom herself to this force an d
activity.
We were born to work-to do O
good deal of 1t In our lives, aud who
ever shirks this universal obligation
has Nemesis on his track ut once.
The train Of disaster begins with
red, rough nose, face punctured with
blackheads, pasty cheeks, and breath
to correspond. One never wants to
sit too near person with bad com.
plexion, for the breath-well, the
Tess said about IL the better. A turn
at the tooth.b brush and O draught OF
deodorizing fluid Is obligatory on
such persons whenever they appear
among humanity.
Some hours exercise out of doors
or In sunny house would be the
chief cure for all these evils. What
does Edwin Checkley say In bis
"Physicai Training" q little book
worth It's weight In gold for the
fresh, sound opinions II lays down,
quite In opposition to the
modern fads ofgymnasium training?
"One year of good exercise
will do more for woinans beauty
than all the lotions and pomades
that were ever invented. Exercise
seems to have a particularly i'm.
mediate effect on woman 's
complexion. have witnessed
simply marvellous changes In
the complexion, form and disposi.
ton of women under light training
have In mind one girl who carried
herself poorly and had an unsatls
factory complexion. In q few
months q remarkable change had
been produced. The complexion
was so clear one could scarcely credit
the change"
Too many people have seen the
same miracle, however, TO leave any
question in the matter. Further
Mr.. Checkley says: 1.-THE best kind
Of exercise IL the exercise the body
receives In performing some
a. t.