Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-16
HOW To SHELL SWEET.
Perfume q Good Thing II Not
Used Too Literally
Use af tis Vasdous Subtle Agents--Why
Eagh Woman siiouist Keep Ser Far
1iuuihr rs-sn,I-- Ezarips sir TRENT
inr Natural Fluvsr's

cuatamB bear testimony chat bnfiiH and
Glenn linen. perfumes and sweet Od0rs,
were regurded quite as much Of a mxIry
then as now Few are, perhaps, award
tlinb the origin Of the use gf manufactured
pert umes had sacred character, yet tney
were an invention 0e the priests WHO OH.
rinfed at the ancrihciaI affairs in the 0idcn
temples and. doubtless. TrgaB negesBirY
must have been the mother nf invention tor
from the slaurit6ared beas0s must havs
arisen most n0Ei0us emanamons, which al
the wafgr in the LInd would not have
wasfed clean without the aid OF the per-
fumes OF AraDla.
Opinions. saEs a writer in the ChIcagD
HiJyutL differ a5Bu1 the use and a1use OF
sweet scenGs Certainly there il Al nc0u-
rrui0y in their use by men, but woman
who leaves behind her subtle sense of
rs,luience carrisa always a double charm
STRONG. active, euorTeuiG naBures are apt I'd
senru an indulgence in what Is SO g1'abefll
U4 their app0siuss-innEuid MzlrYlGVlng
penule. Yet the uamurIi 0dor OF dowe 70
abGut the house are grateful 10 al for their
sweetness. az well as Tor their beauty, and
to those flowers to which Mother Earth has
raffIaed u fragrance we give but 1alf tile
c.arg WI eh is 5hOwered upon those chat can
rraGify a double sense. To some DDGr uu-
B5rcnnatas the scent Of certain Giiors, and
even OF flowers, ia distdaaetlll. and no1 ~
ways from aaHOGiamDn. Even further u1nn
that the dslilEed 0d0rs render some per
sons quite i'll With age the sense Gf smell
il affaereh and, Like the other senses. grows
waaH and some elderly iadles, eapeeidlLy
those who have been beautiful. worldly
women. mugh hattsred and admired, an
4olntaIy reck with the STRONG bouquet 0t
some perfumerY.
Their unc0nseiouauess ia piriaslie, Their
vanity deplor able, for I6 would wound them
too xrga1Iy to suggest a lessening ot then
indulgence. and they muau be allowed "a
raek on. The 0lfa:torY nerves ara caprici-
Gus thinga and the aroma which mslIKes
them dilata with pleasure at one time III
quite diaagreeai1te as another. They easlY
her0ue arrfeiJed with IN overdose
A gentleman who was particularly 1onr.
Of 5he fraRrancs 0f the ViOieJ, both "au
namIreli' and aru.di.al, and used a dslehIR
scent about hiH person and clothing N az
possible WAYS. newer permitting 10 30 PISS
a Gaint subuie point, grew to abhur 10 uUfAr
Iy heHanHe mis- negp0 butler had evldendY
6he smme propensity, which he gr'adiited nor
oulv by indulGiug constantly Id hls MUSTER
egseuces. buu liz 3Uruu er and leaa carefully
preunrad extracts of bis own. EapGciill- ,
vaa LU discovered to be his habit TO scaUuei
vialet water al over has clothing just a. De
was preparing TO serve dinner, and when
he book up his pilce behind hla MASTER z
ehair the Gdor WIS 0verpuwering A d
consequence the gentleman becnmea gliL1f
ill al only staining near a ladY who we;lrs
VioictA Another gentleman VINO Wila de
uersd IN a certain 0iIl-ia8hiuueti preDara
ANNE manner BY the accidental breaking oi
. large bottle in hia trunk and She cnnae
auenH saburuECn OF hIs ci0thin- with tht
surouu perfume. which ID was lnpGssiaie @.
remuve. Since then any Aceub Ia clstlate
lll TO him.
Women generally have u habit OF tuatlna
El6ls bGga Of aachet powder ia their hUrGal
drawers md EnninE unen Ia dheir dreaaeA
bub uhey IA gsnerllY are ln,hacrlmlnaLS Ia
/ choosing bhe GdDrg, snluetimea bUT Tlug hGlO
dr0pe, sOmemmGs violet and a-...a raHc
I There Ia much more refinement aud G.lntl
mesa of feeling, beside a quaint and CERTAIN
lY sweet eugueUrY in teeplnE always a per
flme of one 4 own b bernmes chen alnos
q pnrt Of Cne4 own being. lf one u t1uo
Of the fragrance OF the rose an inVesumGn
IN few Of The long. peGulur viIlla contain
uR a1uar 0f roses aad keeping them ID
NiAfNMa litA.i-N HA44A-tA NlAA N'-ui'laniAi' ssa
much mure enduring wtY Of pertumIa
uhan using aacheG powder. Haweyer, f4'
bsat way oG uainF su.het powder ia 10 m,slU
a thin pnd thc ai2e 0f each burean draw
nnd drunk uraT OF thin stir or 1nrtun aAD
cue Alyer of cotun wHling. over which Lll
4lnhet powder 10 4prlnlllati, leaving 0uG cnr
bur iU0aeiY sewu 50 chat The scent uaY b'
enAiiV renewed. The t.LnB-IilUed GlGuait
clgtha which gume now are very good l-
thia DurpGse. IL q dozen Of these pnAts an
nadA al some leisure time the si2G OF one
nruulr they viii be found exbrem2iY cuu
venlenb tn Lay bstween drusaea HI ia allo
good pGln when a aew Dress comes hCmc &
huve a uuT bar % 8eeuu ab once sewn 10
bae w,llaU. New beginners No c0ncuctn8 ll,
puupuurri for the ruse- nrs are apt u0 use Jll
much 4pice esBenlinl oils are much heJrel
than any spices.
our TpnndmoOners we'll knew the delight
% stealing tna perfume from the lowers
/ and Chuir "suIlrruum, where were oil con-
I venlrnCes tor Llia, WAS a puru ot Gl0 ma
thnery 0e every home Ia cur country
Z v,la5 ai.lnJiriea 0f dOWers g1 u0 waste an,
we send ga France lor cur perful2cs, yg
nothing ia anaier non nure w0mInlY than
nlsll1G the perfumes from duwers which ~,
use lnta a knga hlG, ticun eartneuwir,
vaaaCi p0DB sculG pulYllet tlJ hard aud -lei
nlSag warmed sutlnenElY t0 make lG La lllD
Throw nba 70 aa many aceuBes hUwcre
one Kind "a iG VIII CONTAIN, Let reun,4l
twenty dlUr hDUrs eDVereu, bhCu strasn cl
dhn Gld ana i,ld more l0wers, repeating ta,
Bcocrsa every day Cor a week The mnJlc,
81 lhruiany bhla esaenre Gf dcwera t'uU
the tlg ia very Aimpie. Fermlg u lo harlicn
,.uU1 INTO small cubes and pDu m0a apir -
af wine. The dchcaDe ldOr mmc,aa.ci1
uranafsrg lrsef from uhe c0arse t.B % sl,
spiriJunua s0lVent, ana sUCA y strength o
prriunle s procured with bIrle trouble a.
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