Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-19
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WI n lIuNbk IN uCllN hGp SDlI plCAiohEJ VI
sunny, warm days followed by bitterly
cold ones that lead US to believe that
spring is something not to be attained by
common mortals, is keeping up its reputa'
ton. OF the twelve, March, perhaps, is
the most disagreeable month. One may
walk abroad to day, and, with old Sol
gazing full upon her, find it necessary to
carry her jacket upon her arm; but, to-
morrow, when the giver uf light and heat
hides behind dark storm clouds and re.
fuses to come forth, one must wrap furs
about her or SIZE will freeze. A capricious
month, truly. And, as for compilations
the well named war month takes special
delight in parChing with its cruel breath
the chief charm of woman. How willing.
ly now the fair mem bers Of our sex wrap
thick wells over their faces, lest breath
of the raging wind touch them. How
much time they spend in reading news
paper articles headed chow to be beauti-
full" How carefully they go over all the
suggestions contained therein. But,
when they have finished they find that
they are about as wise as they were at the
beginning. One writer declares that if q
woman possess any desire to be lovely in
the eyes of the world, she must bathe her
face in boiling water and pinch it into a
brilliant red mass. Another says that hot
water will ruin any skin not made of iron,
and, and as for massage. she grows really
eloquent in denouncing the friend who
would advise women to use It, Cold
water or nothing, says she. Yet another
begs her readers to have nothing whatever
to do with the temperance fluid. but to
use a bit OF flannel to rub her features,
now and then. So there you remain I'M
decided, what to do with yonr complexion
You know not.
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might say to you, by way of solace,
that it is hes. to choose only one mode of
action for your complexion, as it is in
other things. If yon find that hot, very
hot, water is OF benefit to you, use it even if
the next article you read OF speak of 1t in bit
ter terms. All society girls who pride them.
selves upon their rose leaf skins steam
their faces over boiling water. So. there
mnst be some merit in it at least. Unless
yon crave a complexion that will strike
envy to the heart of full bloom peony,
You will never battle your face previous to
day spent in the wind. The wind and
dust have most mirthful time with
freshly washed complexion. Soap should
never be allowed to touch the face You
dear little woman who daily athers 1t
upon Your face read this and excaim:
"ohe don't know what she is talking
about" Let me advise you TO gaze care
fully in the mirror. Do you see the shin
ing appearance that Your features have
taken to themselves? You do? Well, it
is the result of soap. Do you notice how
Soap again. And above all you find that
you look wonderfully dark A third time
soap You say you can not keep your
face clean without soap. Well, if you
can not, pity you. Try it for few days
and see. am sure at that time you
will avoid soap ever more.
A woman by arranging her hair in
becoming manner will be lovely to look
upon, even if her good looks are few. If
she is careless about her "crown of glory"
she will never appear nicely dressed, even
if her gown is elegant | would not sd-
wise any woman to brush her hair tightly
back and fasten it in hard little knot
neither should it be done up in coil that
s fastened with ONLY one hair min. There
= n"ppy neulu'n: me woman VINO
ioes i'1i. i,h'f III al,eht khot Is apt 10 DC
sour anu uphInu' wotklhe from morning to
i'snt 'ts' a. d w vi uuSt would oe found
es.'i't ~ iIer mouse. me klnu OF woman
~ eei'oan 'islI' anu are Always out
" ,'eii sue cans upon you But the one
llo l"lS.S i'ei mar up anyway Is apt TO
sweep ner mouse mouse out once a month and
es ' H. 'h ion quaffei WINE she nm
sizes r 'ile ia'est mover. an yes, you can
,ntoa E bu uen. a ao1i. Mon'ahs cnar'
'otef ny lneieiS i2ohlhe al 'he way her
I ,a, rs af'aiE s' but, as l sad, there Is
:, nnppy , nntu'un', anu tne woman VINO
loes iler LOCKS up IN pretty way Is very
q bound with a gav r;hnon R;hhnns
are much worn in the hair and for evan.
ng they are rivaled only by clusters of
lowers. Mothers wear their locks In
more elaborate style than do their Young
laushtefs' Inc ever popular French
'"ls.' "i'' INC na'i Drought nlgn upon
,a;r hnh aives o' divnjtu 70 Dieessps tne
mt do not hesitate to saw that a weIi