The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-10
MONS. POIJOL KSIpT ms EISfNEsS.
Aud I've bccam> Grator:cai VIXEN u Woman
lnde rtool. TO Ln.truct lin, In Ill. At.

Aud re nccam> Grator:ca, VIXEN n Woman
Undertook to Instruct Him In HI- Art.
| The other day Nonsieu. poujol former tho
iavorite barber of the famous Due de Gram
mont dc thar!erOuse OF the Paris Jockey Club
| Out Tor many years an established feature Of
| our own town. received two visitors. OF whom
ono was exceptionally interesting She was 4
pretty. stylish little woman with glossy brown
! halr and very blue eyes. and from the way in
| which she looked at her companion it was evil
deht ihat they had not been long married
| Although he was also young no reIoiced in
what tho Dlc and ". Poujol long ago agreed
! was the GROWING glory o! a mana beard. He
glanced about the shop. and was relieved to
see that no one hut NJ. PouIors assistants was
| present.
! This is my WIFE, NJ. Poujol." he said.
NJ Pou!ol bowed elegantly. and the lady col.
| ored slightly aud looked pleased.
she thinks. added her husband. that my
hair and beard can be improved on. and she
has come to consult with you about them"
| lie looked relieve! after he had said this.
but kept his lace avegted from n poulol while
lie liked chair for his wife near III, chair in
which he WAS t. sit AS for VI. Poujol not a
shade OF expression indicated III. irony that
had entered his soul at the suggestion that
his work. the resul: OF many Years OF exre-
rienc" in the greatest school, Of oarbering in
the world. could be improved upon by young
chit o! u woman barely emnnc ipated from her
'eens. He went about his work - usual and
even sailantly lowered thu shade little. So
that the light should not strike the lady's face
His customer had hardly sat down before his
wife hi;chei forward little in her chui. and
said decidedly:
Now. the i!-s, thing. Mr.. rouiol. that want
to call to your attention is that my husbands
no ie al i,,F II.
sides. Don't you think SO 2"
Madame" sad W. poujol. politely bat
somewhat formally. Il Will. Q: course. follow
your Instructions"
On said tie LADY. s2mewha. surprised.
"".. ~ cnuv-" you know better than | do,
on thought It would look better tne other
IL stt'. ae asy1u Please" sal. ". pou:ol.
way h,s s!,"Er: gracefully.
10 I'd h hs4 :j'n rsys to F You
see b" has sal" study ~ tho eun,ctt"
and T az s.t III. Ia1y WI i;tis rSrt
YOU trinG me along ;Yr: anyhow ''''> ~
Ao ,, w"rI va sid for soris minutes. dur;
tn" teari oar very rars't.l.y. AMI then pro-
c-eGe 20 his Ginning. HI. lady picked in a
fft.hS it.-,L.'r' H. .t;eF an" rreiendGd to Do
wa watching NJ Pom o. t!rr strokes with the
Sh tr. og' o! The r% ,t, Of her eyes. ".
light fe! fui., UIoH ;i,r mnn'- face. AMI prcs-
entity Ice t"ran!" 20 "ns:"os>e IL his work that
lie forget al. about th' critic al his side The
trimming: hal rrA t.raliy Leen completed. and
y. iuuo. Ircan 10 r-u.ov" the LITTLE hairs IN
tho necH viii another pair of shears when the
~, bar surely ,von will shave his neck.
won't yor tLink those little hairs IN the
when tary arc shaved OIL
lin! IA" Dust Of hlmset which hangs in the
head Ii" cou!t No.; have been more Violently
l!sturt ed ihhn by th.s SUGGESTION. For mo,
staring at tn. .aly with an astonishnlcnt
whirn his we!l-srhuglrd nature is rarev be-
trayfd n!" $, ,y9sh b" f3"na H. y9,.e
Alright lii Won say -',avr the nec. =
wW,hy yee11,% ;"t! HE I44y IinnocentiT
away hi face = hi1. his chagrin.
h A&nG II" wi, w .G GHaa1 az ns y2iSe oH
~ ~, unit # rponey could !nducc me- To- do it,
NJ hand uG fail NJ You DO not under.
s,2n. na'""i 9 'H2t n %"a b" iCrrihs
ru.p ~ tn tarh"r's "lHics. One only -InYrs
n . n"'I q, a'T IN +, Eh Il. y"n r r N%w
" EIl 4'tenG; ,-H~h /. il! ne would 6"diiy"u
ou' Z D.. lr''a4o,m ~ victim wouIi IL
trhi.rr 'r-. rr..y shaw" IN neck a.! ON ilaN-- .
III" r"p!,mr"I rr'9 nal 50 thar the bla., 80, ,
the gn1.I.tln" MAJ no; T." Ii"peded IN lis down
4. lnn.pl sroke very earnestly. TIE lady |
a@,t ri%n"@ a i g. Va @ySn' thnt SIC Tas
III" had boon lee. Is her .4g,,ness tyadyisr.
Tine aus and aisn remain ID ii n; and looked .
unrun 'orrn,l". r." r"rt OF IT," operation was
rnm ul''"4 without - wori hcinl: siokcn hy
ni!vruny. N"y"rhoIr whcn tn" l,,rtianan 4
bad II, NJ" rhdir an! s;act"C away Win his /
VIE. u. o.! o made one - hi- mos 'FpGuln- |
cont bow. to tn" batter. Nr.-nOunr ''r.c hey !
surn. however. than he threw himself .ntp a |
clair 80 p.'.r! u haudkcrchir, over his Irr- |
SlHrnS BROW.
E" | nave not had such sh,cE. h, sail, IN |
MANI wears. 1hiuN Of Il. -Ar wan'a. mo 20 |
stay" his nack. In Franco h" could get n |
diSurco for such thing. Nut that j. the way. |
hesn women rge,rnd =" hay taste: thny ha"s !
tho pres mp;i III - offer a!yire u man who |
has mudn the study 81 taste his lite work. |
lrslyalti, though, It MAJ, -"s,a ,pnEal'an in ne.
ard as a kronrhwan ! surely dn no. want 10 |
"a'D such Il reputation, w,'1cn ha!" rcgJ ii'te |
ta-tc. Observe f5r your II l. W many women |
know how Ia droSs 'lu,r ENTHUSIASTICALLY aud |
Hiti.tiCaliy. Nrry, very ieW assure y"g. IL |
/. were not for tho WORK at the profess ,ona! |
hlirrcss ers tn" " men whom you SEQ On |
the street wOuli look even moro dOw!y than |
they do. Fortunately. many women Lave tho |
good sense to recognize 'hrir weakness and |
put themselves In the lands o: he ha"f or. |
IT.. numLrr OF womoa N.o can tTHse heir |
hair elegantly. or even Np4trNtciy well - very |
small and vet they pre- uluh I" ADVISE an o. |
pcrt ~ To hOW he shall 'r"ES a iran heard
Durin. tho rcSt ~ that dav VI. luHI"ls pa |
irons observed with ~lrrriso thHt he waI |
and lacked that air 4 chccrfuntss |
which l. b. usual characteristics