Evening star., 1898-09-17
MUD FOR REMOVING SUNBURN.
suggestion to Girls Who Return With
Tanned CompIexfOn

From the Chicago Chronicle.
The up-to-date girl who brings "loveIv
case of tam back from the country with
her Is trying d rather peculiar remedy for
the injured complexion this summer Every
one wants to reach the city with the sun
burned cheeks and throat which tell of out
uoor and vacation joys and jollification. but
iooody wants the said checks and throat to
ieHialn so deeply colored long. So compIex-
ION tan' 1reckle and sunburn lotions are
a4"dys immensely popular in the summer
time and the summer girl tries them bv the
hundred ~ '--o
Inc newest cosmetic on her list Is mud
JUST piain' common, ordinary mud.
o. II you meet a girl returning from, tho
~ Doi ilooo Oh the nearest park very early
some bright morning and carefully carry.
ing MISUNDERSTANDING cardboard box -,
oottie you may know her errand and tba
-, IH'eiits OF the cherished receptacle. Claw
iAe iiud Is the best for whitening the bands
~, toihOiexlon and she has been tn tho
OF the artificial lake Merely wet 60 ntp s es
samd san from the lake beaches or hacIr ~. VI Vi
VIII not do half so well - ooeA yard
,nnd re reasons for the bleaching effects of
49, ,h.: are not nearly SO well known or on
Ihentic as the cures it undoubtedIv afsoa..
-. hiahy parts Of Canada and of the 1-est
eih states where the hot sun ana IT, L.
cata ATS % eolnplne to parch and discolor deli,
- ooimpIexlons the country girls know
very wei what will make and kas, the,s,
iiesn ana fair again. They arc ford nf
piasterlhg their faces, hands and thraooi, ~
npniaasn anu morning. sometimes. leaving the
az Iii 90. ht-iooRlng but efficacious nisster
Oh az night in aggravated cases ,,itL a,
iud niad rom the creek or river beds For ~
and u ,, vi sunourn which blsters. neeIs off
is nothino h.h iseh generally unpleasant there
anu tne city girl has somehox nv otty
rarrod, ti.ia knowledge, as new-oId as the
feTedy Tn do USER. it from her rural sister.
should be applied over a skin nen'I 'ile lIuo
IN soap and warm water. IT nras,ouI. aanIu
"a Dy u.awing out of the epidermis ali the
tha hilaiillatlon l and fever which has caused
tne unpleasant redness and bv hIaa ahiseI
'ne darkness out of the badly fanned an
Plexlon 1t does this just as hunters oaa
woodsmen in general know that II will
bita" ~ ,ie poison out OF insect or even snake
pites II applied quickly and copiousIv and
changed often. Animals know this too as
witness the speed and directness with which
II shake-pitten dog or horse reared in the
country Will frequently make for the nearS
est stream when bitten by a noisonous -,
tiie. Here, half-buried in the STICKY MID
, Vi .ne shores, the nature-wise animal will
son mas been all removed p0--
The country girl who believes in mud .s .
complexlon beautifier uses it both as a nre
ven rHn'ive W. ana a remedial agent The city
the last-named capacity. But if sbs trtc, ~ y.
once, plastering her face hands and tbroat
thlckly with II at night and aIlowing - ~
remain on the skin despite the unpleasant
ness OF the resultant feeling and annan
ance until the morning. she will la ,"esro
than rewarded when the horrid- -Iookino
stun Is washed off with warm water ana
soap py the renewed and charming fresh
ness and fairness of her erstwhile sun-spoiI.
ed complexion. 'po'i-