Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-05-24
rpEc CARE OF THE TEETH AND
SKIN.
ny NONINE.

u..,,, has much to DO with the no staut
| =, ,na teeth. and edihles con' Si,n
oh " snoar increase their nao.nD'
sn"oa on account of q Q seid ieIn,e" ,to,,
49,; thev generate. A good oiseS.II
!a',on donbt the secret of gond teetn'
.i e,ooJ teeth assist tie olgestion -
,nn,ongh!y ano mastic ting the 1000, GU ar.
ontlv tile stomach and liver ar
@ mn'et and the teeth are Tree Llui'
,.".o,oraiion. 40. ~" Directly tooth SNOW
49, si,ns of decay, the dlseaseu pa
should he removed, so as TO pfe'ent
oT.cting the others. In the Gays sJ
a. the only thing to he dCne uhu
~ circumstan nces was TO eAS,acS
18th however firmly 1t might DE IN
=. az Gums of the unfortunate pa'iei
hnt now scientific knowledge IS prouei
20 hear and decav is remover, OF
10th il iudicicusly treated. ii, on
o,bsr hand. the teeth are sn lar goh
.sat nothino can be done but e1trac
,hsm or take them off at the gum, Ini
the s.te of ones health as well as ap-
'asrance- artificial teeth should take
their place. ,,;u,i,ed ices
ha5 for the teeth. Not too hard {"
toothbrush should be USED, anu ~ '.le
oums are tender, those maue "
badoer,s hair Will be found tie pes
VegetarIans trace most or tine lils 10
which flesh is heir to the habit OF eatine
meat and they consider the ordinary
state of the teeth as one OF Their strong
nos,tions, They point not only 10
qraminiyorous animals, but TO the
Oriental races of mankind, who live
on fruit and pulse. and invariably nave
beautiful teeth. There is trnth In thl8'
and no doubt We should all be better
for eating less animal food aho
mora vegetables. 1T is diflcult to do
this. unless you live IN the country
but plenty Of gTeen-food, such as
water. .cress, lettuce (when IN sea-ohJ,
cabbage. haricot beans, onions, pafs-
nIps. &c, are most Wholesome. ms
kind of diet keeps every part OF the
body in health, and Is decidedly rene
fcIsI In its effect on the teeth and
skin.
The state Of the skin and bad COM
plexIons are causes of much lamentation
and certainly 1t is most annoying ID
have ones face covered with plmpies,
or to be the luckless owner of a led
nose. Tight lacing, or the wearing ot
insufficient clDthing In winter, fuinS
the COMPLICATION. and produces b.ue-
ness of the lips, patchiness of the skin,
and last, but by no means least or the
evils. a red nose. The chest, arms, ana
back shouli be kept warm, as Well as
the feet and hands, il you study your
persopal appearance-and who dos
not? Every woman can be attractive
IL she locks healthy and good-tempered.
These are things that give beauty to a
face. OF course there are cases OF In
herited disease, where the Innocent
bear the burden, but taking + as
rule, our he lth Is in our own keeping.
New, sit down and lament over that
which cannot be helped; trouble and
vexat. on only become more unbearacle
Their. Rather fnd an occupation
which Is conducive to both health and
good looks, and take as much exercise
as possible. Ii a girl is naturally deli
cate, and follows these simple rules, she
will become neither fanciful nor
she will not Imagine herself
a victim, and look upon IL as an
affliction and mysterious dispensation
of Providence, ani pose as an int r
estInR-more or less-invalid. Men
are very 'kittle cattle" to deal with,
and however much they admire girls
terlIng sood qua ities, they also like
pretty and attractive wives. Women,
therefore, cannot be blamed for using
certain little aris for the preservation of
their good looks and youthful appear
ancp. little hair goes prematurely grey
or falls off, and the skin becomes
wrinkled or discolored, surely women
are not to be considered vain or con-
ceiteL because they wish to check tn; Sc
udwelcome signs of age.
The hair seems great trouble TO
many of my correspondents, quite
young girls complain Of having grey
hairs. On inquiry L generally find
soda has been used when washing the
head. Now that Is a very unwise
hing to do, especially when the hair is
OF dry nature; and when premature
grey hairs appear, this Is, as a rule, the
case. Egg julep Is the best thing TO
use, made thus: Put pint of hot
water In basin, into this break an
egg, beat we'll up and edd a teaspoon
full of spirits Of ammonia. STIR thor
oughly, and pour on sufficient hot
water to wash the head. Ir signs OF
greyness appear, use sulphur soap.
Ammonia used IN the manner mem
TONED will not iDjure the hsir;lt is only
in hair washes that 1t is likely to dry
and render it brittle and grey.