The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-04

American women, as a rule, says the
American Woman's Home Journal, have
had compilations. They don't devote the
necessary time nor the intelligent attention
reopired to prevent the inexcusable
,vripkles. crowsfeet and other
evidences of premature Old age.
T1a question is frequently asked
mo what do I find to be the prevail
,n, and most prevalent shortcomings in
our womens complications? 1 answer:
popehness dryness, and excessive red
moss discolorations, such as moth and liver
catches. sallowness, freckles, and in al
most every instance, blackheads. l can
nat cansure this neglect too severely. II
sven have neither the time nor the in
.,,,otion to do anything more than to
rash their faces with tepid water and
rure SOAP before retiring they should at
Inst nerform this little duty to good looks
MANY women neglect even to perform
+nis slight attention, and retire with the
,o,,,7ey and accumulated dust of the day
~, their faces. l am not an enthusiast
~, the free use of soap, for the reason
tbatit IS difficult to obtain perfectly neu-
80, ore that contains no excess of alkah
rho loss SOAP used on the face the better
Cor tho complexion. The very best soap
1,oyn is the genuine Spanish olive oil
soor the next best is the CASTLE soap
,bicb # closely resembles, except in price
being very much cheaper. No woman can
afford to use upon her face anything but
the best soap.
Sun and air give a ruddy, healthy glow
to the face, but they also roughen ana
brown the skin
Numerous women say: ooh, never use
anything on my face but soap and water"
If they tell the truth, my word for it,
they have hideous compilations. Read of
the attention of the oriental beauties be-
slowed on their complexions it will aston
ish the women of the present day, but,
\ nevertheless, in their surprising complex
ions they felt repaid for their faithful at
tenlOn.
feel sorry for woman of 80 with
a complexion of forty or more. She has
no one to blame but herself if she loses
her youthful looks ere she is three-score
bu4 uOW many WHICH 40 anu III OTQ6F
TO temporarily alleviate their distress re-
sort to poisonous and harmful balms and
q dangerous beaches.
II the complexion has been neglected or
4 injured by the use of poisonous cosmetics
or soaps, and it is desired to restore it to
us former healthful condition, it must be
done by administering the proper food
and nourishment to the hungry pores and
relaxed muscles. Is it not reasonable that
W what he done ole
q done in another and more delicate way
Mf the face? Women can feel assured that
a systematic, intelligent and persistent
Nyslcal culture of their skin and COM
NAlon the ho.loWs in the cheeks, at the
q Emples, under the eyes and about the chin,
mo the advent of the much-dreaded crows
set' can easily be postponed many years
women, says the Chicago Chronicle. are
a"dys studying fads, and now comes one
Iat seems sensible, inasmuch as il is a
VIC Ior that pane of many a woman's life,
headache. 1t is a little mechanical in
Iuheht OF massage, simple in construc-
~ ana requiring no skill for its appli-
ANoh Inc results are said to be mirac-
tous, and the women who have profited
lhe marvellous cures effected by the lit
loy now number it among their most
riV"iess treasures. And as there was
r.er known to be a woman who did not
ave headaches, the number to whom the
remedy VIII appeal is practically in
n ms much-vaunted little affair is a sim
" metallic chain, terminating in a han
az each end. To each link in the chain
iastened TWO tiny balls, so arranged as
Pyrmlt OF easy revolution. The chain
'aNeh IN both hands and rapidly pushed
1ehWard and forward over the aching
w. on OF the head the speed, of course.
,,s1s regulated by the judgment of the
Inc advantage of the little ARRANGEMENT.
ny .nose who know, is that 1t increases
Sr V oapillary circulation and thereby pro-
800 lhe effect of gentle or violent re-
pn. according as the sufferer pleases.
MI Whatever be the explanation of the
IN ,Le, us strong point undeniably lies
me sne iact that 1t is new.
,a rugs have long since proved their in
ruCacy Electricity may not be hammered
~ AT VIII and such radical measures as
~ large OF diet or the adoption of habits
\ tho Aelclse are naturally unwelcotne TO
tai, "Vinah who Is persuaded she can OBJ
me- He same results by a simple little
re,et, chaln. 1t is true that 1t Is an ex-
corgiSc 10Y but that viii doubtless be
pslNeleu only as an evidence of its
t91, PROBABLY the day Is not far dis
c51,., mnSh these simple chains shall be
c,.0,e' yea INTO ornaments. II could so
roi5 De done and a chain Of wrought
hriror ellVer would be so much more al
pi,tn 70 the woman of fashion than the
pr,i. JUS instrument Of steel. The magic will
ba,oDy nave vanished, but one more or
ci,nt VIII have been gained for the chat
p.'nseaS ana the woman Of fashion will be
yo,' I you wish TO be n good companion to
No. -l husband study TO make each Good
two that you say 70 him an incen-
Rutb better iife," Is
wo-,. Ashmore's advice to young
sTrh whom she addresses upon
br Profession OF Marriage" In
10 APrl Ladies' Home Journal Learn
Of i"aAe each Goodnight a benodlction
.rg Tor the days work, the days low
ls 'nu the days sympathy. Look for
M, s S qualities. He Is like you in hav-
e,a NUTS with very little trouble you
bs,, ~ ,hese faults. ana by talking about
mst' a ,l reminding him OF them you can
cln gour married lie uncomfortable. You
c5osa 'ilns about hoartburnings. you can
'ule' and before you know II ha-