The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-26

somehow, But # zney could only see
themselves as they appear to the casual
on1ooker, how very differently they would
comport themselves! How often is a pref
" face and figure spoiled by a stoop OF
the shoulders and a ~wriggling, busting
walk
Corsican women are models of queenly
grace, and the reason is plain. They have
a curious custom of carrying burdens,
waterpots, ETC., on their heads noticed
a Corsican woman going on board a
steamer carrying her baby in her arms
and her portmanteau on ner head. AS
nearly all the water in Corsica Is carried
from wells by women IN waferpots, the
women acquire from youth the practice
of carrying burdens on thefr heads. An
hours practice in this exercise a day
with, for instance a book or a pillow
on our head, would do wonders in the
way Of making Us into types Of grace
and ease. when before we were the ex-
act opposite.
The following general rules for the care
of the hair should be religiously followed
by all who value a healthy scalp and
luxuriant tresses2
l.. Brush the hair from 0 to
five minutes night and morning. with a
moderately hard brush. taking care. how
eve rot ~ ;rr;tata The scaln The br4,sh
This Is one OF the best means OF keeping
the skin of the head perfectly clean.
2. Wash the head once a month in
water softened with a few drops of am
monia, and use the yolk of an egg, well
beaten up. with a little warm water in
stead of soap.
3. Never use hot irons for curling the
hair. The intense heat dries nm the
natural moisture In The glands ana
causes the hair 70 become drv brittle
and s,,nat;mas nrannat,reIv grav
Never allo7y The bair r. he conenea
tightly a,,ring tbo nigbt Nv, hrsIajna
r{nn3ru pafe- .Ls
riah+ a. 49, $3.50 ~ nas, s.-.as
suS na soo1 NC "Si piusheu'
a q lew
~ ano Ha 10y "sy ofa"
a. piait
Saieiua ATTENTION should De palo 70
sie general heaipn' as Inc halr frequent
= uie wheh .ne system = Ia a weak
aeoliilateu eonultion. a generous dief.
and a course of tonic medicine or cod
growth to the hair when local means
ran
Partisan papers report a growing in
Nhatever may be the result in France
the women OF America will scarcely fol-
low suit in this barbarous fashion. Many
a ago annoying as it always has
peen and always will be, the handles and
women OF high station, who were aecus-
toned to dictate in such matters were
oVerpowering with their various scents,
but the day of perfumes has gone IN this
country. The delicate odor acquired
by keeping clothes in drawers and boxes
with sachets carefully prepared is always
pleasant TO the most sensitive nose, but
beyond that nice people will scarcely go.
Among gems the tourmaline is grow
ing IN popularity. 1t closely resembles
the emerald. It is darker, as a rule, but,
when set with diamonds, is deceptive.
These are found in Ceylon as we'll as in
the State of Maine. They are compare
jpevnensiva aIthorrh rr h.;,,
liant.
$50
The Terry coilarette. straight hand IN
bright silk, yelled with silk m,,sIin and
edged with a lace t7oi,nee windrnj bou,
in chine silk.
49,
m -
~ e. ~ uolliaaas ni9prning tof
h5r4xma+ 80" % fetie aoooS II a Re"
,,ssrw 49, s.1 Msuow' :. ecuF
10 ~ ~ 4sse 1x;5s lilouiasiilg Lor her nus
- - a parenl.hsh q SIS
a "sooW usualiy wears
- y yeals, or onger as she
ny whtte VhaeeVer ior the mrs.
may be nut aside and hlacp ana white
and yiolef worn six mon+bs Eror 49,
emf or brother ~ S.star sna,l ea,roa.
polka dots in blael, and r.bfta 10, ~
worn after +he arsf s,v ,,orFhs s.s 10 J.,
.lfv lisheensd ,,n+4q oo1ans e. y
eiSl1teen months aftar pmb~osaprr -
iseN Is NOT nern,fssibia CO.. tba ~.
Of MOURNING 4arfA4a a. sros s-s+, r;s,aa
sros grain and Ar,n,,re silk obiefo, ~
crepe being used instead
Al ing If rtt,1on a,,bro,5erw
cade. or irregular-shaned niAces If s,cb
eousiy in making divan pillows that are
quite Oriental in their effect. The band,
- = 49, - 1 1.-