Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-27

from red hands at dinner parties, CON
suited her physician. He advised her to
wear mittens to the dinner
Just as soon as a woman neglects her
self the world neglects her. y takes
her at her own valuation. II she IS
pretty and bright aud CHEEKY and sweet,
II she looks well, dresses well and acts
well, II she keeps up with the procession,
respects herself and pets herself, tue
world Is interested and gives her what
she wants-homage, admiration, devo-
ton, love. II is neglect that ages the
average woman, not time, and she has
herself TO blame for growing old.
Men are tickle and children are selfish,
and the woman who wants TO keep her
hold on them must make up--make up
well and make mp all the time. She
must put rose In her hair, bows on her
slippers, lace round her neck and her
best foot forward, She may not be
fashionable, but she can be stylish. She
can dress her hair SO as TO make the
most Of her face, wear color that will
harmonic with her complexion, have
new dresses even though they have TO
be made Of is.cent challic, and Keep
herself as exquisite as pink. Many
neat women arc nightmares. They
choose unbecoming colors and ugly
styles, wear wrappers and saeques that
give them clovnish figures. drag their
hair back, dumhcad fashion, and 40
about slip shod. Coquetry Is not only
woman's prerogaiive but her duty. She
ows II TO society and TO her sex TO wear
pretty things and TO do pretty things.
a null apron with n pocket In II Is a
thing OF beauty, and there Is captiva.
ting charm about a well-kcpt hand and
a well.dressed foot. For IS pair OF
colored kid slippers and pair OF silk
stockings can be bought that will do
duty for sos consecutive evenings.
Aside from beauty they will rest and
save the feet.
A good way to ward oil old age is to
live wcll-,o have wholesome exercise
and well-cookcd food.
A bright complexion will go great
ways towards beauliiying plain face.
10 secure H. a perfect circulation OF the
blood IS absolutely necessary, and to
retain 1t meat diet should b. avoided.
The roses must be painted in the cheeks,
lips and chin by nature. Abundant ex-
ercise and an outdoor life are invalu.
able. Animal food is not conductive to
q line color Meat once a day sheuld
be the limit; meat broths, soup extracts
and jellies are, on the other hand, very
wholesome. Vegetables should form
The diet, and, as they are numerous, no
difficulty Will be found In getting a
change. Lettuce, one OF Tie most
valuable greens, contains sufficient
amount OF opium to frcShen the com.
pleAion BY absorbing the impurities OF
the blood that otherwise would appear
on the lace IN the form OF pimples aud
etup,ions. The soups OF the king"
prepared for the dyspepiic Charles VI
are still favored by beauties in all
countries, In this age they arr known
as cream soups All are white, or Of
a delicate tint, and free from greasy OF
oily substances, the stock being extracts
OF some strong soup. Asparagus, beans,
celery, cauliiiower, tomatoe, cucumber,
chickweed, crab and lobster are some
OF the hitecnlh century soups that they
considered favorable to beauty OF
color. Soft boiled eggs are among the
best articles OF food, and those hard
boiled are among the worst, Candy
eonserves, croquettes, doughnuts. cul.
lers, paliles and pastry are bad ior the
conp'cS zion, and so are all dishes that
are cooked In butter or lard. Fried
oysters are most injurious because ind
gestible. The purifying elements Of
fresh air and sunlight are too valuable
to be overlooked. There are thousands
OF pores In an inch OF skin, and they
must be fed. People who live in foul
atmospheres are never bright. looking.
II is an art to put on pretty com.
plexlon-lt IS a science to cultivate the
article. N'I
A new remedy for calming an excited
brain. and one which has at least the
merit OF being cheap and harmless, is to
seek quiet room and lay down, place
the palm Of the right hand ON the fore
head, and the palm OF the left hand
over the pack OF the neck. The eyes
should be fixed upon some object and
kept there; the breathings, slow and
easy, should be counted up to forty.
nine, the patient listening intently. as II
expecting to hear good news. When
the iorty.nlne inspirations have been
counted the right hand must be placed
on the pit of the stomach, the left on
the opposite part Of the back. and the
iorty.nine inspirations counted again.
then the leit hand is placed on the small
OF the back and the right hand Is moved
to a point directly opposite. II is
claimed that the patient will be happily
sleeping or happy awake before the
final series is concluded.
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