The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-28
UGLY woMAE's Friend.
Pug Noses Made Straight and Ears
Pinned Back to Order.

Pinned Back to Order.
From the Neto York Recorder
Wrinkles seem to worry women O great
deal more than men. The men are more
apt to want their ears set back or their hol-
low cheeks filed out"
Tho speaker was the pro prietor OF a largo
archaeological institute" in this city aud
he has been in the business OF making faces
over for twenty years.
How about noses7" was asked
well, there are rather more men than
women who want their noses improved.
They get puffy and coarse looking aud have
to be reduced in size But treated lady
the other day whose nose was twisted clear
over on one side, the result. OF fall when a
child, A knot Of bone stood out at the left
| of the bridge, and altogether 1t was pretty
bad looking nose. Instruments were in
serted under the flesh and the bone was
scraped down. Then little metal arrange
ments we're put GU to bring it over aud hold
it in position. You won't SEQ any traces of
the operation when 10 heals Another lady,
whose nose has no bone or cartilage half
way up from the tip, ] am going TO treat
with an artificial bridge Of gold When the
flesh is brought up over this her nose will
be Just as good as anybody's.
pug noses! o, certainly. l make them
over continually. In such cases the bridge
| sinks down where 1t ought 30 be straight.
/ The flesh is brought up from each side and
subjected to pressure, which causes the con-
cave spot 60 rise Co the proper outline"
Edmond About's grewsome tale of "The
Nose of a Notary" here came to mind and
the gentleman was asked IL he could furnish
an entire new nose, but he shook his head
doubtfully, and said he had never tried
80, yes. madam, / can take of those
| freckles"
The words floated out from behind tall
screen, where an assistant was bending over
a young woman.
"But will they stay off" was whispered
to the proprietor
Certainly, If she goes on using the same
preparation after they are removed.
"Birthmarks are taken away by an appll-
cation which peuetrates and destroys the
tissue without breaking the skin. Suppose
the outicle is pitted by smallpox or the or
binary acne which SO many people have, |
should use something like this, and he picked
up q cup-shaped apparatus. which, by sue
ton, drew up the flesh, producing a pecu-
liar sensation by no means so unpleasant as
Dinching.
This breaks up the tissues and induces
circulation. two very essential points in re-
moving this kind OF Disagreement.
Hollow cheeks are treated by means of
an instrument and manipulation, or mas
sage. WriDgles are managed in the same
way
$50 men are just as particular about their
looks as the womenW
Every bit. | treat just as many of one
as the other The men want superhuous
hair removed, plmples, scars and Dittings
eradicated, noses Strengthened and thinned
down hollow cheeks pumped out AMI ears
set back just as often as women. The only
instance where the ladies carry the ma jority
is in the matter Of wrinkles. Crows feet,
those first indicators of age, are their pet
ahhorence. They are very easily removed,
too. Elastic skin is the most subject 10
wrinkles.
Women don't seem to care much about
their ears as men. Isuppose they can more
easily dress their hair TO hide defects. just
look at that letter."
1t WAS from gentleman, who informed
the doctor that his ears were getting along
beautifully, and he was profuss in his ex-
pressions Of gratitude for what had been
done.
''That mans ears stood out so that they
were the first thing you saw when he came
in sight. They made him look positively
comical. We cut the skin back of the ear,
drew it up, and bandaged the ear down
tightly, and now he goes about in the happy
consciousness Of 10 longer exciting the gibes
aud sneers Of the unsympathetic.
"Do you know that people with thick
skin and coarse hair never get baldg IL il
so. 1t is the thin skin with the fine delicate
oapillaries that loses hair, and needs looking
after. Persons with such skins should often
take treatment for the prevention Of loss of
hair.
People travelling should be careful not
to wipe on towels after strangers. Skin
diseases arc continually being commuui-
Gated in this way. Amy facial soap will
counterfeit all such effects, but il ia best to
be careful.
"Do we treat actresses muchl Well, l
should gay so, but not any more than
women in private life. They almost in
variably wish to be cured Of skin diseases,
caused generally by the cosmetics they
are obliged to use, and sometimes by impure
soap.
1--WE receive about COO letters day from
people who want their faces improved. So
many are skeptical and afraid to try, but
all our methods are entirely scientific, and
We never promise anything which we Cans
not do"
In the reception room was an array of
women of various ages, from 10 to 60, all
couregeously awaiting their turn TO be
made beautiful.
A wooDEN-LEGGED VETERAN living at Shelton
Centre, Conn, set to work recently TO make
frame for the support OF his tomato vines. In
order TO keep the posts steady while he nailed
the stats be placed his wooden leg against them
and drove the nails in with vim. After mailing
one end he started 10 go to the next post and
was surprised when he found he could not move.