Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-28

this snecial food will cause woman
complexion TO become and remain beau
tiful forever. OF all the women-thaI
is the well-known ones-who have man
ufactured notorious, they say famous,
! toilet preparations-and | have had the
double felicity of seeing great many
of them-there was only one who was
good looking. And | was always NOR
! allv convinced that she was too smart
10 use her own preparations. Why,
these women give the lie to their stories
by their own appearance. IL MadaIne
=, Lillys Face Bleach keeps the woman
! skin like the heart OF rose, why Is
Madame Lilly herself a red-faced,
rough-skinned, featureless woman?
If Madame Corals Skin Food Will
cause the skin to be smooth, without
blemish, freckle or pimple, why is
Madame Coral a withered old lady,
whose skin is like parchment, and on
whose upper lip there is strong sus-
picion of an appendage usually dedlcat-
ed to the stronger sex?
Why don't some Of the women think
these things out? Why do they go put
ting white washes and pink washes on
their faces when there's
ONE MAGNIFICENT TREATMENT
that would make them and keep them
! lovely forever? What is it? I'll give
! it to you for nothing, this prescription.
| You incident even send stamp for 1t,
! here it is-Practice perfect cleanliness,
| and lock after your health as jewel or
great price. The perfectly clean wo-
| man is a beautiful woman. OF course
there are hundred dainty little things
that make mere cleanliness exquisite.
l don't call it clean to jump from your
warm bed, rush to a cold bathroom,
| jump into a cold bath, get dreadful
| shock, and then complain that being
careful about bath every day isn't
anv good after all. There are people
who take bath every day in the year,
| and who have never been clean in their
lives. The mere getting in a bathtub,
| getting out of it. and going over your
| body with towel, isn't bathing; it's
| having a dip. a woman who knows
! how can wash better in hand-basin.
| And knowing how TO keep ones self
| clean-eXquisitely clean-means know
| ing how TO battle each part Of your body
| in the way that it demands, is the real
/ art of beauty. Some women treat their
/ faces as if they were made Of cast iron.
! They use stiff brushes, common soaps,
| and hard water on the sensitive face,
| and then they wonder that the skin is
/ coarse of texture and fiery red in color.
! The face wants TO be treated after the
| manner OF the most delicate Dresden
! china. 1t needs soft water-hot, II pos
sible, for the first bath-tepid for the
/ rinse and cold, but not icy, for the
| bracer-up. The best cloth to use for
the face is a good-sized one Of a cheap
! quality of flannel. that sort which is
made up of two-thirds OF cotton to one
of wool.
ECONOMIZING ON SWEETS.
Economic, if you like, on sweet
meats, on any pleasures, on any finery,
but don't economic on your soap. Pay
a good price for fine soap, TO be dedi-
Gated to your face and hands. Buy an
equally good, but a simpler soap, with
out perfume. but which fathers easily
and will float in the water, to be used
! for your bath. A knitted wash-cloth
will be found inyigorating on the body
] and more desirable than a sponge.
! Then. get out CT your head the riGicu-
! lous notion that to rub your delicate
skin with rough towel is healthful.
! How can you treat the finest Of mater
! ials-a material that suffers il touched
| by a pin, is affected by too much heat
or too severe a cold by high winds or
strong rays of sunshine-as if it were
wrought iron? Have a Turkish towel
if you fancy it. but for the most delicate
parts of your body use fine, soft damask
towels. Now, my friend, you who claim
to be dainty, who would he Mortified
! at having a tooth brush belonging to
anybody else, how can you permit Mol
/ ly, or Betty. or Nanny to use the same
soap or the same towels that you do?
To keep herself beautiful, a woman
must demand
INDIVIDUAL BELONGINGS,
and it seems to me that woman who is
willing to share the trappilgs of her
bath room with anybody eM can't be
quite fine in her taste.
There is something wrong in her
mentally. But, you ask if you object
to cosmetics, what do you offer in their
place? AS l said before, the fruit
grower whose peaches are failures,
looks for the cause in the tree and not in
the peach. If you wish your skin love-
| ", your eyes bright, your hair glossy,
you must not only give to each the
treatment that is its due, but you must
remember that the skin, the eyes, and
the hair constitute the thermometer
that tells of the condition of the stom-
ach. Eat proper food and digest it.
Then your eyes will never be dull, your
hair won't grow dry, and your skin
will need neither bleach nor food. Of
course. a dainty woman always has on
her toilet table various glass stoppered
bottles or silver covered jars that hold
materials that make cleanliness lux
ury. Keep your soaps in their boxes.
You should have three-one holds the
delicate perfumed soap, meant for your
face and hands; another. your bath
soap: and another the ttr soap for
shampooing your hair. Th5n, in jar
t-~aSe is some good pure cream to be