The National tribune., 1897-04-29

| quick wit and the sprightliness of carriage
have a world to do with woman's attractive
| ness These are things that are more than
skin deep. woman may have irregular fea-
! lures and still be the most attractive Of her
sex.
| There's world of pathos in the spectacle OF
| an unlovely woman looking into a mirror and
saying: "Ah. if l were only beautiful, how
| happy this life would bel" Many an unac-
tractive woman has said this as the mirror re-.
| Elected living picture devoid of freshness and
! fairness and her own experience told her she
| was unattractive.
| Attractive women are always sought for,
| while unattractive women are neglected.
| There is no one who knows this so we'll as the
unattractive woman. Is it any wonder, then,
that the plain woman should be irresistibly
attracted by advertisements that tell of tho res
toration of youth, of the substitution of beauty
| for ugliness of the removal of wrinkles and Of
the making of fair face out OF plain one?
| Women fancy that. having lost natures gift
of attractiveness, they can depend on artificial
means. They turn hopefully but futilly to the
quackeries Of beauty doctors" They put
fruitess faith in the mysterious potions of
complexion specialists and believe they can
supply that which has been lost. With this
false idea in mind they undergo all kinds Of
torture in tho hands OF specialists. Women
have even permitted the skin to be removed
| from their faces. For days they have been
denied tie privilege Of talking. Eating was
barely possible. They have been rendered
nearly blind. For days they have felt as II
they were one big. pitions ache.
Thousands of women are to-day nursing
| fond hopes in their breasts that they can rem:
der themselves attractive by smearing their
| features with all sorts Of useless and harmful
preparations.
There is only ono thing on this earth that
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woman's face and postpone the coming of
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manner, wit and animation to the conversation
aud the sprightliness of youth to the carriage.
That one thing is health.
You might as welltry to make water run up
hill as to combine sickness and weakness with
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health. They are as far apart as the planets.
Whom health goes away, beauty and attract
ivenes5 go with it, When it comes back it has
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There are thousands Of women in tho world
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worse. Beauty Of features decreases as the
disorders increase. They become old long be-
fore their time. Many apply to the beauty
doctors for help. They might as we'll apply
to the moon.
1t isn't the face that is sick. The troubles
ali lie in tho distinctly feminine organs. Tho
face is merely bulletin board for the rest of
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distinctly feminine the face tells it.
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