Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-16
FEMININE FANCIES.
Fashion, Toilet and Other Notes For the
 Fair Sex.
Especial Corrrspondence.l

WASHINGTON, May l4-DOn't labor un- der the dCluSiOn that stCaminS Is good for tho complexion. ThCrc is absolutely noth- ing that so shrivls the skin and conse- quently produces wrinkles as extreme heat. \ very beneficial treatment for the face is to bathc it in tcpid water every night with n wash cloth made of Turkish tOwcling and we'll lathered with pure olive oil suap, after which rub the skin thor ouShly with cold cram of your own man. ufacturc. You can never be surC that tho cold cram prParItiOns sold in even tho very best pharmacies are absolutely harm less it is better as well as chClpcr to make your own.
 Don't think that di<flguring mole on your ClI,Nk cannot bC r'mOvCtl by yourself By applying solution Uf 10 cents worth of salicylic acid in half an ounce of alec hOl several times n day the cxcrSCrncc will gradually disappear. Persistent application Is th" 'nii;l thing to bring about the dCSir,d p3ult
 Don't mako tho mistakouf wearing your spring hat on the front of your head. as has lR~n the p.N'Vailiug mode for the past few years. Dame Fashion dccrIeS a radi- cal ChInige iu this matter, and be the bon net liti!c or Ir il big thrust it as far hack fr'II Inc furl'h,sld as it will conveniently perch. IL k nut nearly as fetching a style as flat which permitted n cUqucttish glance to half conceal. half bctray itself from un- der a broad lrim. but the fashions will be done.
 Don't fancy it is ntSeSSary to let your cOrSage rOS' fade after an hours wearing A tiny bottle filled with water and con cealcd among tLc puffs and frills of your bodice will give the stem of your pOSy sufficient fr,e hncSs to prevent it from with Cring for SlI tim0
 Don't f"rl-.s that your children may live just HS pGu!ar and wholesome a life in the summer hutcl aS in their own nursery at home. The early brJakfaSt. monday din her and o'clock supper pr,parcd for chil- drCn in all tho m, tIrrn hotels leave the question "f '',,-rly tu bad and early to rise for the little ones matter Of option with the IrIp'nt<. while the out of door rumpS under nur>,''S charge all the morn ing. followed by the long aftrrn,E,n nap and an"tl:cr UIN'n air frr'lic until supper time. gives ;u time for any of that rCrni ciuI.s r,ttiua, and flattc-y Ia which n child is SulJvvtCd fl allowed tO bC in the draw ing r,SIm ;.I,d 'l.IHC,' hall of public resort. ThCrV' i~ no CSriI-" for tl:C lament often made by n,shv.> upon their rturn to town in the autumn: My little girl was absolutely sl'll,d at the leach this sum
 mCr, She w:l~ rvit,UI and praised until her
 head Was completely turned. and now she
 has lest ull that pplty Uncun>CiuusnCSS of
 manner that w:I> hVr k,rt.It attraction" If
 muthrr~ will s,r' that their childrCn arc
 kept uu, uf d,"rs all day and are in bod by : o'clock at night, the little ones will
 rturn home in tht. autumn Hune the worse
 morally and much the better physically for the suInmTr outing
 Don't h,'~it.:tr in crVls>ing n street when you s,r two StrNt ears Cl,>V upon you, one coming from either dinviiun. She who hr>i;:Gt,'S iS lu>t. and your only ckancr of | escaping intact k tu make a dash either
 back ward, forward or fruntward without a sCruud's loss of time
 Don't g,t your thin summer gowns made up until the changes in styles have
 become settled. II you do, your gowns will run the risk of looking antiquated
 when you draw them forth from their win ter quarters next summer.
 Don't get int" tho habit of getting into
 a Str,rt car simply because it Is cOnven- icntly near. Str~t car riding is half a
 matter Uf habit and dcprivcs q vast num-
 Der of people of that health giving walk
 which would do so much toward r...-.ag | them strong and vigorous.
 Don't forget to put cotton in the toes of | the very pointed shoes, because in order to wear the peaked toes at all you must buy shoes that ;rc at least half an inch longer l than the fuut and unless the projecting length iS well filled the leather will crack | and wrinkle in very unsightly manner. | If the shoe is too long, tho foot will push | forward from the heel, bringing the toe | joint up into the narrow part of the vamp, ! and thus cause irritation and swelling. Don't bc dissatisfied with your boarding
 house fare as spring progresses and you
 feel the cncrvating effect of the warm weather. Remember how difficult 1t is for even the best of housekeeperS, with ey- | erything at her command, to tempt the i appetite of her family at this season of the 1 year, and for the poor 'landlady," strug- 1 gling with an i'll paid cook and a light l purse wherrwith to provide the deliCacics
 of the season. it is next to an impossihui-
 ty to get up one of those nice little meals ] that alone could tickle your palate.
 Don't fail to put piece of white wsd- | ding or fiber chanlois over the chest when | you wear one of the new spring bitterly
 cape.. These capes are mere airy nothings
 and q most tempting lure for those horri-
 ble little microbes of grip and pneumonia
 which turk about under the deeeptivsly
 brilliant sun of spring
 | GARDNER NoYKa