Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-08

fresh eggs, tcaten ~ith tao tcaspoonfuls
Of the oil 81 sweet slmcnds, one ounce
Of ro.e-waiei and thlrty-six drops OF
tincture 81 beuroin.
spread over the hands and wesr the
cosmetic gloves, made 81 chsmois, whsch
can bs bought At any large store where
toilet artlcle. are sold; or Discarded Nil
gloves are Just ne beneficial, aud much
les expensive, only they mus, IL sever
al .lI.s too large, 20 allow, as have
said, for perfect circulation.
The southern girrs great secret Tor
soft white hands IL to wear bran 90 mush
mittens large miitsus made Of cloth aud
filled With ~e; oatmeal, then tied close-
IN about the wrist.
Nv constant inquiry VAS, slow tbey
coald sleep OF rec, With their hands go
f,,tsred and uncomfortsblsr Hut !
found that pride VAS equal 10 almost
any sacflfce az discomfort.
Borsx u good for washing the hand' /;
also oaimeal-wster.
O,alIc acid, handled With carr, vii
rmo,, stain. FROM fingers and hands.
Ammonia also IL good Tor removing
the stains.
In washing the hands, dry Alwsy'
carefully and thoroughly, TOE by neg
Letting io do So, the hands may chap
and b.rcorne very ri aud uncomfortable.
Cl,ccrins aud spirits 81 csmphor,
equal parts. also cccoanui oil, srr pleas-
ant application. Tor the hands.
MANY Isr.on. suffer grrst annoyance
,rom he Precipitation % the hands.
A little powdered alum In the water
xIll .oms,lme. BE- found remedy.
Another good remedy 10 io hathe
the hand. frequently In NJ .ofi wafer.
Apply after drying lycopoiium, fuller'
earth OF a m.dicsi~i powder.
A tahle.pcouful % glyceriDe In q pint
% water viii soften aud protect the
hand. from air bat glyc.fine dor. not
agre. With all .kins, az j myself can
4 testify.
r-rhsp. all my reader. do 20, know
that fiug.r thimbles can H. found r-ach-
Iug 90 the second joln,, and worn, OF
course, 20 make .h,Iely tspsring fnxers.
Al.o nos. machine 10 advertised
whIeh .lli transform an III shapen nose
Into one 90 h.suiy and perfection.
The nails % D. proJ~rl, beautiful
should - oval In form, pluk In color, .
White crv.c,n, q, the ba.s, and Away.
e,cnly cut.
To gi,v good. healthy color la the
nsll.. the hand. must b. washed With
much iather. the thin .kin .bo1ld IL
pressed carefully away from the rot.
Ia display the half-moon. then they may
h. poil.h-d With cinnahar and emery,
and Nth oil 20 bitter almonds.
II AZ.
ordinarily . trimming With nall scissor.
once q fortnight, vii Keep them the
proper length.
The loose .kin may b. ksp, In place
by an ivory nsil trimmer.
A good homsly remedy for ~hlienlng
the hands 4. as follows; Take horse
che.,nut., peel, and dry them thorough
IN In "a. oven, posnd or grind ihein Into
t.ox,ler. then u.e q Tablespoonful la the
.s,er when you wash your hands"
mi. 4. .aIA "a te q wonderful prcscfip-
ton for keeping the hands sofi, and u !.
certainly easy TO obtain.
rErr.
Goethe says: ~ pretty foot IL the
one ,letnen, % beauty which dshe. the
assault. 90 age"
II 4. only until rcc.n,ly that . truly
| comfortable, as we'll a. .hspely, shoe
"a. made fot ~omsnkind. bat st TIL.
d.y q .sn.lhle woman can be we'll aud
comfortably .hod, without provoking
ridlcule aud laughter al the sire 81 her
shoe.
prrhap. flor.nce Nightingale ~as the
pioneer la IN. reform 81 woman's foot
gcar-at any rate sh. IL was Who years
aud year. ago-in spite OF the prevail
Ing style % high heel. and narrow toes
WAS accustomed to plant her stosklng'
ed foot fiunly on a plece of leather,
draw the outline % the figure u formed.
and have her shoe crafty 10 correspond.
The common sense heel and comfort
able roomy shoe are, at this time, !
think. adopted by all women OF culture
and Refinement.
With the wearing % roomy shoes,
corns. which are the terror aud di'tfrs.
% womankind, ~ill often disappear.
The remedies for corns arr numbsr-
les, and each !. good In its pl,cc. Tor
~hAi Will cure In some cases make. No
impression In otb.rs.
4 faithful, honest, and reliable chirop-
Btli.i U. bFs-iuk W wv ''t"''''sHs 49,
.hun all quacks aud consult only the
best ones, otherwise they will do more
harm than good.
Home remedies are la many cases suf
ficlsnt.
Daily bathing la warm water until the
corn becomes .oft and then cutting care
fully With q very sharp knife Will In
time work 4 cure.
hAy. heard that . raw cranberry cut
In half and bound on the corn IL good
r-msdy.
strung tincture 81 iodine, daily sppli-
Ell, sometimes will do great good and
give relief.
For ehllblain., soaking the feet In
water In which potatoes hsve been boIl-
ei, 1. good thing aud relieve. the
singing. burning sensation which is 90
hard To stand at tlmss.
Rubbing the feet with oil of turpen-
tine or bathing In bran water Will be
found cooling and helpful.
Frost hitisa parts should he painted,
morning aud evening, With equal part.
Of tincturc az Iodine and . solution OF
ammonia.
The care IL the feet for perfect com
fort and cles nliness should he as careful
q. for the hands.
10 Iefspiraiion Of the feet u pofu.e
and annoying, the same remedies can lie
used n for the hand.
Wash the feet morning and night In
cold water, into which . teAspoonful OF
alum has been poured.