New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-25
FOR THE DOCTOR BOOK.
SOME VALUABLE INFORMATION FOR IRE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WORTH
HAVING

In order to correct oily skin use the following
prescription: Two ounces or eau de cologne, one one,
Ounce Of oil of almonds ten drops carbolic acid.
only put the face bath as o morse Of STTp or
HOMEMADE SALT BATH
put n coupc of handfuls of common salt in
small bag and shake it about in the bathtup OF
tepid water: it will dissolve az once: You VIII
n2ee ptGpa1hSq n in good effects and it will
cost you much less
FOR WRINKLES.
Take equal parts of bean and barley meal and
mix with raw egg. When the mass Is thoroughly
and made into an ointment with melted tallow and
honey layer Of this "PP led to the fdss
and make the skin soft as baby's
HOT MILK FOR THE COMPLEXION
Hot milk is the newest panaoea for all complexion
ills II the face is wrnkled salloW, freckied OF
otherwise afflicted 6o hSt NIL CHE prodce 0 cure Con-
verts declare that the face, after being washed
While the skin soon becomes soft and white. Some
go far to pour generous 9ua anti 81
positively magical in removing fatigue
A CREAM FOR THE FACE.
Cucuubers are invaluable as an adjunct to, the
toilet and may be partaken OF literally by those
biirg " hiehrcoored compile xions: and in addition
n,S antinn Them the Juice of cucumber rubbed
well over the face before exposing II TO the sun
M tbn kn is inclined to be rough red. try this
cucumber and almond cream, putting on little
OF in the morning when coming in: Bleached
almonds. 9. ounce: lanoline, = ounce; ,,o,, ro
like paste and mix them with honey and cucum-
Der juice then add the lanoline. and Thoroughly
ing water When the ingredients are all blended
together remove till cold when the cream Will be
ready for use.
A CYCLING COMPLEXION.
Remember. fair cycling enthusiast. that the
after a manymile spin under a heartless mtn-
mi exercise II is an out nd-out sunburn. and Is
not by any means a beautiher. Avoid II as much
going a-wheeling a little cold cream, or some
lotion that will protect the skin from the sun :, >
the stun properly, and you will find II the greatest
aid in aTdng on Of Ssh sun
wind is fatal TO complexion charms.
FOR SUMMER TAN.
The athletic girl can do much to improve the
appearance of her tanned skin by submitting IL
to thorough scrubbing night and morning. She
must scrub We'll. must be careful to avoid rubber
brush and must look upon soap ana me free use
she should follow every night while she Is gay,
athletic summer girl. Just before retiring she
made for this purpose, rub 1t well with soap DIP
1; in hot water and then literally scrub the face
good soap. An Opaque soap is to be preferred TO a
transparent one After the face has been thor
oughly scrubbed 1t should be rinsed In hot water
and dried with soft towel. Then a cream should
be gently rubbed into the skin and allowed TO re-;
main over night. In the morning the cream should
be washed or with hot water and then the face
well rinsed with cold water.
WASHING IN WATERMELON JUICE.
South American woman is quoted saying
that SHINE time ago. in the absence OF water, OF
which there was great dearth at the time, she
washed her face with the juice OF watermelon.
The result soothing that she repeatedly
washed her face in this manner, and her astonisn-
ment was great eW days lay later on seeing that
freckled cheeks-tThe Home Doctor