The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-08-19
Cause Of Wripkles.

himself as face manipulation of her graco
the Lady William Borosford," do not dis
miss him with harsh words. You may.
through tho sister of your brother-in.lay's
aunt, know that Lady Bercsford has long
since had superintendent of her toilet.
who looks after the maids and masseuses
of the household. AS the man has good
idoas and has advised other beauties con
corning their looks, he is worth listening
TO, even if the Beresford part of it is apoc-
ryphal.
"The principal cause of wrinkles Saws
this man. who, though badly wrinklcd
himself, knows all about the creases of
the face, "is in faulty way of sleeping.
If women would sleep right they would
never have wrinkled foreheads."
Almond Eyes and Butterfly That Sips
the Morning Dow" knows more about com
plexions than the sweet young mans
whole family. Probably you do not know
who Almond Eyes, etc, is and may
not, therefore, feel full faith in her infal-
libility, but when you know that she was
the champion middlewoight beauty of
Canton Peking and Shanghai and was
chosen because of the clcarnesS Of her col
NJ and compltvion to be the third wife of
tine young Ca. tor you may be disposed
to profit by her experience. Mrs. Kwong
Sary. nee Mis- Almond Eyes, etc, never
oit,' Goa 80 pillow In her life. Instead she
pi.yv- go leg neck when she retres a
rOunooi hipcN of perfumed wood and in
t.i~ ~ ur' onlv avoids rumpling her
p, ..' u...., ivory skin in the wrinkles of
" CI".. r....,inu, which has been response
bic for tine inisfortunes of nine-tenths of
western L'ysUJies, but also preserves the
C!dhnratcic,' Of her couture, and man
would A.nu to get up carly in the morn
ing inGual TO catch this lady in curl
papers.
This matter of a soft pillow may seem
like joke, but when you find the little
lines between your eyes and at their cor
ners persistently refusing to be rubbed out
you may listen to the voice of this latter
day prophet, who raises his warning finger
to save you from dreadful fate. The soft
pillow is only matter of habit anyway.
Throw it aside and substitute good, stiff
support like haircloth, pine needles, bran
or seeds, and you will very soon find that
1t Is vastly more comfortable than down
There was another lady in the far east
who had to drown herself to avoid being
the chosen one of the old bashaw of Korfo-
dan. She attributed the glory of her
complexion, which brought her the name
of Down Among the Palm Trees, - to her
use of skin pillow filled with perfumed
water. She was originally a camel drivers
daughter and got into the habit while
travelling with the caravan of pillowing
her delicious head on the filled wine skins.
Soft pillows will wrinkle any face.
Take the check of baby and see how full
of creases it Is after a nap on pillow of
down. Lay the ohild's head comfortably
upon its afghan or on a roll of cloth, and
. wr~f11 .,1s. 4
smothering and awake without wrinkles
in its soft little skin.
The most effective way of sleeping is to
rest the head upon the pillow, but not sup
ported by the hand and arm, and always
on a firm, hard pillow. This posture has
the sanction of all who have made study
between the relation of complexion and
sleep. This is not difficult to do. Indeed
1t is the most comfortable of all sleeping
attitudes after one gets used to it. At one
of the New York finishing schools the dear
girls are taught to care for their complex
ions as we'll as to know that Sevastopol is
a city and not Polish prince Practically
every girl that comes there brings along
satin pillow stuffed with down. Before
many days she will use that for a foot
stool and not for pillow.
Deprived of the down, the bellies that
are to be are given a small head rest about
the size and the hardness of watermelon.
They are likely TO complain of the rigid
ness of the discipline but they thank their
preceptress before they are through with
life. There is another rule in that semi
nary that makes young cheeks blanch at
first-no girl is permitted to eat candy be.
tween meals. They can have all the choc-
olates and creams they want for dessert at
uf pfh pr rttIn
enforces OF itself moderation in the CON
sumption of candy and works miracles in
the complexion line.
There is beautiful Frenchwoman,
Nine. Fare whose forehead developed at
| the beginning OF the present season an OBJ
| stinate little wrinkle between the eyes
| Every night il would be massaged away.
| and every morning it would return by the
time Mime. Fare had partaken of her
| luncheon. In vain she consulted special
| lists, and in vain she advised with her
maid. Ono evening at reception madam
| was talking with noted oculist. " Ma
dame is very beautiful, said the ooulist,
"but what would you 90 if | were to tell
| you something that would make you
! many times more lovelyY"
II should adore you forever" said the
beautiful Nine. Fare.
"Then, madame" replied the ooulist,
| "wear spectaclos when you read l ven
ture to say that by the time you have fin
| ished your morning newspaper that little
| wrinkle upon your brow is a deep fur
row."
A little trouble with the eyes is the
cause of Ellen Terry's furrow, which is
considered becoming to her,
AS a rule, though, the way of sleeping
| Is responsible for uplineSs or beauty if