The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-05-09
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e4ect Ox Ue1utY tn10 o&moo6 u ~
attribute. Complexions eyes, no6 + ssI
all count for moro IN lns! 6euel
ming up. i
It 10 strange, too, writes Ella g
Church in Harper's Basar. % 6e69
frequently this Gift Il found where
an entire absence Of III oi6ef pef1d6 lsAfss
traction; and among German W0N41E4kS kS
the working class, who aro. except sa
plain, great masses Of thick 6teAdo 20 Nv
cover the entire back Of the head. S
of the hair 10 to wash d Thoroughly pG615 e
week with theyelk 81 ID SKg We'll r,l6 ! sss y!
In among the partings, and afterWhHd
rinse II on with cold soft We&eEk US: as:
thorough drying and Vigorous ntu6& Hs;
complete the operation, which u cue
worktng-womcn would scarcely taets e
timc to indulge in. .ss!i 81! I;
This formula has been Improved BY n:
addition OF half tea-cap Of amtnonll 5s q
Tablespoonful each Of oil Of bergs;:et aud
melted toiictt, soap (pure white Castle A0tS
and quart OF rain water, TO be thoroughly:
mixed and kept In covered jar for Sa
sa"nthly washing Of tho scalp. THIS T.
often enough for purposes Of cleaniinesss
and better for the hair, - frequent wa1hs y,
Ing Injuries tho young growth.
The egg should nrst be beaten TO malEo s.s
IL blend and rub In better: and before
washing it is well to braid long hair -
several braids, as this precaution keepe III,
from tangliug. Bratds aitt scalp should be-
thoroughly dried with o coarse towel - < I
the process assisted by sitting for an hoa
or 30 in tho sun or by dre.
Perfect cleanliness and patient brushing )
are recommended a. the best restorstives.
for the thinning and breaking Of the hair
which Is sure to follow the excessive use q
Of fpomadcs, many Of which are highly in-
furious, and the pIf!hH HsAn- Of hair on ono g; &;
head which grew on another. Much OF the =
hair Of commerce has been taken from the
dead, and it heats aud irr,lates the heads 70
which it is trahsftrrca. This, with tho usts
OF applications cdntaining chemicals, has . !
most disastrous tendency, and many Of tho
victims "have crown where tho haits.
straggles thinly oter Painfully blushin4
skin, aud par,ings that assume In their
frightened eyes, as they look in the glsx
the proportions of the gates Qf Gaxs Iars
have stubble Of Ahes1! groy oms
inclincfto bF1ftll ~ - G!J> not es-
OF trouble y kdor q part Q
Solae tonO1te q ,s.T,s, sa,;m
bottles. boxsS ~ lll1dg xenms
mgs'! innumerabie Tor the unfortuRSS RS.s
locks, which thrive best, II one did but
AaioM 1i3 WaSuO0v 0uy OEGSotuk Wuob0vSSf-
but that administered by well-mnde, mod
| cratey still brush, varied by an occAsioual
application OF the hands. The latter kivoQ
satiny gloss; and country lady, Hhos6
hair always had q particularly neat, shining
appearance, was once detected In the act
putting her finger in her mouth for q
extra touch to the front locks.
People who never indulge ia IN act11l
washing Of tho head, s'for tear 81
cold" do not hesitate 70 .A0
frequently with bay-irt u e,M'p
tions, although this il . ssss ii
ing cold than brisk washing
head and an equally brisk dfy
: latter, too, is fur more cleansing aud lnvisI
Grating, and with proper precautions there
"a s6 Gttscs OF any ~ efects.
Gentle and regular friction IL the best o.
tonics to induce healthy condition Of theff
scalp and to restore tho natural beauty ON
the hair when It has been lost through in-sN
furious treatment A little ammonia IN the
water used for cleansine acts e. q mid
stin. usant, also . h6mEopathic amount OF
tlpcture Of cantharides. Brisk rubbing of
tie scalp with q raw onion, and after thl
touch OF honey, is said to work wond
but all remedies ore useless without re
lar and persevertng brushtng-ifty stroI
night and morning, beginning ct thew
roots and going through tho entire lcl&
OF the hair.
Cutting the ends Of the hair once n
Is often recommended, but II 10 Of It'll
avail unless cuch hair 10 taken separate
as scarcely any two are Of the same lenR~
This is task that requires two or three
hours In the execution, and It Il said to paw
II persevered in. .Childrcn's hair shouldi
not be cut unless t,fk. thin, as the hrstl
siiken growth is never restored; and witT.
fha Rrnfnn m v,,o
hair, II is always allowed 70 grow from 4d7S
fancy.
The color OF hair has mut.ii to .lc lrkf
beauty, and as Q general thing the Il
blonde. is thamo popular. Fo,%a to +
she on whom ngtMrel hal. layish@blks
shining tresses, which give tie faaov r
such peculiarly youthful appes ath
Many have been the attempts to I'M e.
them with art, but such atts,pl,sss ssrH
To- terminate disastrollslys4 -1sionalls
! Eovelycoaor Is rctstfi4ds even beyond md
age, but ordinarily It Is as eyanesccnt q
youth It represents, and the golden. hi
girl Of sixteen frequently becomes
brown-haired matron Of thirty.
| Miss Goldilocks has unconsciously lit
her rcd-hnired sisters out Of their Cinde
ella ashes, or those Of them .Maose hair h, N1
on the russet rather chan tha orange q ~
''the color Of perfectly ripe corn, p fofB
reason that hair of13S peculiar .ah
comes next In beauty the true eS5esa1ln 2
aeree. It Is not only beautiful, but distil
gpished looking. ENTER room In sea,
!! light, !" says q writer on the toilette. s.wher
| here are women without bonnets or hpts
and Mtherc bc one Of them with bright,
mtstakablo red hair she will stand out IN ::
the rest with Q. .never.fetlWR promtaea %
which, II she bG6 pretty Woltan-and p n
haired women have often great heanty