The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-06-21
CORRUGATED BROVS.
Fretting, Fussing and
Browning Leave Ugly
Traces Behind.
DREADFUL CROWS FEET.
Societies for the Prevention Of
Wrinkl es- Benefits of Mas
sageing.

Ind yourself In any large asSemDiage OF
women, observe the condition of the fore
heads about you. The number not mar
red by lines you will see to be extremely.
pitifully, startingly few. II, on close in
spection. you find your own brow entirely
free from them, you may consider your
self fortunate exception.
Some have one slender dart between
the eyebrows, some a family Of three, as
sorted sizes. In some the lines are deep
and wide, some have q few light lines
running across the forehead: SO me deep
regular burrows, like music bars. Some
have complete network of intersecttng
lines and curves, making sort of rail-
road map that Ia anything but soothing
aud lovable to look upon. Blonde and
brunette, thin skins and heavy ones seem
to be equally subject, and all ages be-
tween seventeen and seventy are more or
less afflicted with this brand of nerve I'M
control.
The effect is in every case damaging to
the looks Of the unfortunate owner. It
entirely alters the expression. IL dis
counts the value of an otherwise gener-
Gus supply of beauty. L. ages every face
BIZ five to fifteen years. 1t IS really aston
fshtng, in this day Of active personal ini-
proyement, when so much attention IS
pair OF personal charms, that women
should show themselves SO regardless OF
this important feature.
Is it matter that Is within their power
to prevent or cureY Most certainly.
When woman takes a seat she whisks
aside the panel Of silk or velvet that she
may not sit on 1t, for she knows that con-
tinued or severe pressure OF pieces to-
gether will produce creases. All wrinkles
are bat creases Of the skin, caused by
repeated pressure of the folds together.
1t Is as much iu ones power to prevent
this folding together as tits TO prevent
walking, talking smiling, or--sitting on
piece of silk drapery. Observe women
In conversation together; they cannot
speak two sentences without drawing the
brows more or less fierceiy together, ele-
waiting them or comforting the face In
some way. supposed to add impressive
ness to the thought.
CARIBBEAN EMPHASIS
What on earth do you commence SO
many words with capitals for?" asked a
young husband of his pretty little wife
as he read over one of her etfusions-
Il love 'em,n she said with a sDasm.
'tThey show the words mean some
thing"
Some such idea underlies, no doubt.
/ the underscoring OF words in writing.
/ and the showers of mods and grimaces in
conversation for which the sweet sex is
| noted.
| Some scowl when In deep study or alb
sorped in severe mental application;
some when irritated. perplexed or cross.
| Some make the ''up-and-down" havoc
| when surprised or trying TO relate story
| straight. With some 1T is the result OF I'M
| perfect eyesight One girl know scowls
| only at night, for il is only on rising In
| the morning that the corrugaLions APP
| pear, and when she ties ribbon tightly
! over her brows at night they do not an
| pear at all. Whatever the cause, the
4 effect Is the same.
| Some women are more predisposed to
wrinkles than others. and must be more
| careful. Some wrinkles are quite tempo
| rary, and may be readily removed. Thin
| skins make sharp, thin lines. thick skins
| wide, heavy folds.
| At party the other evening studied
| the face of one Of those exceptional wom-
an who, although she is mother OF a
/ married daughter. has not one line of any
/ description on her forehead or around her
eyes or mouth. noticed that IL was MOI
because she did not express emotion, but
| that no lines whatever were made by any
motion. Usually when people smile the
raising of the cheek produces little web
| of wrinkles around the corner of his eyes.
| This drawing when repeated sufficiently
| long produces that dreadful engraving,
| sscrow's feet" With this woman, no
| matter how much she laughed, or how
| much the skin was pushed up the
cheek remained perfectly smooth. This,
however. is born blessing which few
| possess.
KATE CHASE HASN'T A LINE.
| The famous Kate Chase-Sprague Is a
! notable example of a woman who has not
La line in her face, though the faces OF
many women her junior by many years
are beds OF maps and wrinkles. She is,
| too. a woman OF more than ordinarily
l am
| has had variety of experience sucn as few
| women can boast watched her In ami
mated conversation with gentlemen Q
| few days ago, aud noticed that although
| her face expressed every tint and shade
| of passing thought, it was done with
| little, If any, movement OF the skin OF
| features, but rather by the expressing OF
| tn bought under the skin-the glow OF
| recognition. flash or darkening Of the
! ey es, an imperceptible curvin0 Of the
| lips, but never a grimace. Yet no one
could enjoy the eloquent animation oi
her beautiful face less than the jerky
meaningless demonstrations of the aver
! age enthusiastic" young lady.
l know beautiful woman with the
| face of an intelligent doll, who, on find
| ing herself squirting through short
sightedness, Immediately purchased q
| the lorgnette, !" said she, Ito permanent
/ mesh of wrinkles about my eyes"
Happy grimaces, alasi engrave tbem
selves as well as grevious ones You
know a comedian when you meet him on
| b roadway. He has one consolation, how.
ever-ne sells his beauty for fame and
! money Not so the funny young lady OF
4 the parlor- Many one would feel her
1 self deeply humiliated, am sure, coult
| she see herself reflected just as she looks
| often when talking, as she supposes, in
| an irresistiblg funny manner. or making
| one of her knowing little mouths
SOME DISASTROUS EFFEcTs-
| know a circle OF ladies who have
| pledged themselves to watch each other
| and to keep each other mutually re-
minded OF this disastrous habit. FIRE.
Quently ia company Will the whispered
| w ords me plissez pasi'' or ''Ne froncez
paslp pass between them. Often the adj
monition Is much longer and more severe
when one Is warned that she will look
| like fright at the next party, or that
she is growing TO look like college pro
! lessor, or like that horrid Mrs. X.
A Young lady guest the other day
| startled them by asserting positively that
she did not care' when demonstrated
with upon this. She had the Deep yellow
| skin of the darkest brunette, and also hei
| nervous, irritable disposition She had q
| great, deep hollow between her heavy
| black brows that made her le0k perfectly
savage. She was only eighteen. The
| time will come when the bounty of youth
| is stopped or lessened, when she viii be
l willing to give years OF her life and much
money to have it removed.
| The first time that observed the disas-
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