The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-03

IN nose. OF course. it is best to begin in in
fancy; but, when an adult wishes 70 WORK
a change in her tip-tited organ, the pro-
cess may be fastened by the use OF
harmless instrument, to be worn at night,
or during the DAY, when PPps sf vista
on one side or the other, 1t needs only 10
be rubbed in the right direction, If the per-
son is still young. But after person mas
only be remedied by the use of knife.
The operation is sure and by no means
caused by an accident. the effect Is more Its
serious, and a change of shape should only
be attempted by a skilled surgeon
for the purpose of having. their noses
trained in a certain shape Not long ago
an old customer brought in pretty paDy
she wished his nose treated, and one OF
decided Roman shape insured. Inc chllu
had just the face to which a Roman nose nose
would be the most unbecoming imaginable
and | told her so. But she insisted, say
ing that the baby's mother, VINO was her
own sist ar, had faith in the success OF per
sons with Roman noses, and had deter
mined that her child should have one. NOW
the child comes for daily massage OF tIS
Joint in the nose | am sometimes IenptSu
To make an effort to change the Whole
shape of the child's face, for l am con-
WINGED that the effect or Well-ueVelopeu
Roman organ on a chubby, Laughing daSS
will he decidedly startling when the chllu
grows up And think how grateful ne Will
be when he learns that ne owes IL " d
within Of his mother! =.
@Oh YES: I often receive orders for diff
ferent shaped noses. quite frequently ga
bies are brought in by their nurses win OF
ders for a straight, a Greek, roman, OF
even turned up nose. MY Ola pdloens
nearly always leave the shape TO me- Tor
they know that WI t STUDY cann 1a saw wv
am a great believer in the judging Oh char7
acter by the nose. 1t may be because
know how easily the shapes are changed
or modified l have seen many weak people
with technically the same shaped naSal or
gans as people whose strength OF chardc-
fer has become a household word.
s.'The shaping of childs brcWs is much
simpler undertaking than changing the
nose 1t needs attention puI once q I'd
and then after the bath. The necessary
implements are quite simple, ana may pc
used by anyone. They are tiny como ah9
brush, a scentless salve ana q ntte si ts
implement for removing SupernuouS nalfs.
Every morning the broWS shouIu pe
brushed freely. Then, by dett strokes. the
comb brings the oro ntI l b} e,n,,v eaep
needless hair should be extracted with the
pincers Lastly, with the tips OF the myers
apply the salve Whlen VIII give lust s anu
colored and used to darken the brows, but
where the training and care or the proWs
hardly ever necessary, since the growth is
generally sufficiently and we'll outlined 10
obviate a lack of color.
s.KNhen il is necessary to ddrken the broWS
never use a pencil. This is a mistake that
many women make. A pencil color5 the
skin and not the hair. 1t does not lmpart
gloss and is always easily visible. II your
blows absolutely need an addition OF color
use a sort of paste made for the purpose.
II comes in hard cakes, resembling lndla
ink with a tiny but stiff little bristle brush:
I his brush should be moistened and rubbed
on the cake, then delicately, very delicately,
ribbed over the brows, which have pre-
viously been we'll brushed. The greatest
care should be taken TO prevent any of the
stuff from getting on the skin, for. while 1t
is perfectly harmless, it is plainly visible,
and spoils the effect Of the brow