The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-17
BEAUTY IN ACE As WE'LL As IN YoUrB.

A woman's wopderfui Discovery ~ De
stroyinE the Evidences OF the Eperoach.
ments OF Years.
u dislike to talk on this subject, for people
are naturally apt. when a person resorts to A
treatment Of this kind. TO attribute his or her
motive to vanity" said DR. Emmett Densmore,
for years a leading specialist in active prac-
tice in this city. author OF the remarkable
work. How Nature Cures" ono OF tho pro-
pretors OF tho Densmore type writer aud
remedy "UsG sfeld TeSH ne compoE ShG%n
But at the Same time" said no. Il look ut
the matter In this wise. II one sees the
CHASTITY hole In n PERSONS head made by
the loss OF an eve, he shudders. and wonders
why that person docs not remove tho unpleas.
In the place OF tho lost natural organ. A man
cannot ace with glass eye. Tho use OF that
valuable artificial adjunct Ia simply ono to Inn
prove and make more natural tho appearance
oi the person SO unfortunate rs to require the
aud. Hence, utility does not demand the. arti-
ncial eve. IL Is the aesthetic sense alone that is
subservGd by its adoption.
On tho other hand. one may be dlsngured
other supposed results Of the encroachment Of
age or the work Of disease. and really as un-
pleasing to the sight. in many Instances. as a
them with complucence, because they are sup
posed 70 he the natural and inevitable attend
sequences q human Ills. But hold that no no
person has right to look agel. or even old, rs
i've tightly i win be- ' 50. We have no more
right TO iulict unsightly wrinkles and lines
we have to shock Thorn with Riieous, unten.
antgd eye sockets or toothless gums.
lady between 90 and 90 years ot age, whose
badly ,wri9kled face and neck belied her still
heard Of ana met Vine Mme. ,iUiiM Mays. WHO Who
claimed to have discovered n treatment 10y
n IN Ingn 20
It's veritable. youthful appearance. abso.
l4tely removing wrinkles and lines and
come age or insidlous disease. Tho prac-
ticabllity Of her ideas at once appealed to my
incndcd my friend to submit bTt herself Y to
Madame Mays treatment She did SO. The
|, was simply marvellous; Not only we're
restoring her in appearance as / had known Town
her thirty years before but the strengthening
caused sympathetic nervous restoration. for
u, ne nr eyes GS ni renewed strength. and her
things. was s amazinGlv improved du''' In some
Ihls vas only SHORT time ago, At chat
I time mel my lace WIS marked 10y very deep ema-
tended from the outer corner OF my eyes far
back along my temples, My forehead Letween
my eyes. was corrugated by deep perp endicular
eyes. with the exception Of slight rcminis.
'epco Of the perpendicular wrinkles you do
not notice any OF those encroaching impressos
of age now, do your
, Tho reporter certainly could not notice any
hing that would give him cause to believe
hat any OF the marks thus mentioned had
aver boon on the Doctors face. ON the con-
rary his face was Us smooth and youthfulio look
ng as OF n person OF 80. and the skin was as
soft as q girs.
Madame MAYS treated mo az shc had my
ricnd, with the most astonishing and pleas
ne result that you see. You may say that
ook upon her as discovcrer. Her art is
ru!y wonderful. II any man OF science had
made the discovery che has made. il would 10
dashed to hll corners OF the earth. The news
'apers would talk universally about il.
earned societies would discuss 1t. and tho
iiscovercr would be professionally canOnized."
Madame Julia Mays. referred to In foregoing
Interview, may be consulted at her residence
4 East 9th st.-Adr.