The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-13

is laughing about which never happens,
for other girls never ask questions that
early, she always has funny answer
ready. She gets right up and, though she
has no more voice than a crow, sings,
running up and down the scales In way
| that would make Melba open her eyes.
| Then she excaims, I'm so happy, so
| happy. The little bird Is singing In my
| heart to-day She never stands stin when
| putting on her clothes, but waltzes across
the room for her shoes, two steps over
| for her skirts, and dances a can-can al
| most when she goes in search of her
| waist. / can't tell you how eXasperatng
| 1t is for an average woman to have 10
/ wake up in the same room with Dorothy.
| She has to laugh at her, and Vt puts her
nerves on edge to laugh so early in the
J day. Yes. Dorothy is a very extraordinary
woman, Mr.. Lawyer. You make up to
| her. for she is just the woman you reed
| in your life She'll help you to make the
| goal you have your eyes on by her sheer
| good humor from early morning until she
| goes to bed again. She is a woman in a
| thousand, she is. The woman who wakes
up in the morning with a song or jest
| or laughter on her lips is a rare bird"
well, I'm hanged, he remarked, pass
ing sentence on himself and then bright
| ening up he looked at the little bundle OF
vivacity in front of him and asked
eagerly:
"And you, how do you wake up?"
Me-" she said with a rising infection
| and a twinkle In her eye Il decline TO
answer on the ground of self-incrim-
| lnation. Isn't that my legal right?'
One of the famous women beauty
doctors" of London, who make the mould
| ing ana coloring of the lips a speciality,
! has revealed some of the secrets by which
she has attained successful results. She
says:
1.-THE first thing to be considered is the
| rigidlty or laxity in appearance and act
! ion of the lips. If they tend to stiffness or
| sternneSs of expression one should begin
! to make them supple by gentle but cen
| slant massage treatment, supplemented
by the cultivation of an intelligent smile.
| Understand me, do not mean perpe .ual
| grin, for that deepens the lines around the
mouth and gives the face a haggard,
| panied expression anything but beconl-
| ing. The smile to be cultivated is more
| a Frightening of the whole face. with a
sensitive parting and curving of the lips.
1t Is not necessary to stretch them.
''Then. instead of firmly closing the lips,
as so many women have a habit of doing,
which gives heaviness to the jaw and hard
4 ness to the mouth, they should learn to
! bring the lips together very lightly, allow
ing that always agreeable dimpled effect
| in the corners.
at is that position which makes the
! mouth of a healthy child 50 kissable and
4 gives TO him such an eager, interested eX-
! preston.
But where the mouth is inclined to
| stand open, with loose, underlined lines, the
| vigor of the massage should be redoubled
| using the treatment as a tonic to tone up
faced nerves and muscles. With such a
| mouth the object must be to learn to mold
the lips with firmness, tempered by grace,
| going through the practice as facial gym
| FOR
training becomes natural habit.
Closely compressed lips, l think, are
most common among women and, as a
rule not overhealthy women. To me this
habit is indicative of nervousness, and |
always supplement my treatment with a
good nerve tonic. This is especially ueces-
sary where the lips are inclined to be pale
and rigid.
Besides a thorough massage once a
| day YOU should spend ten minutes, morn
| ing and evening, standing before the mir
ror and with thumb and forefinger pinch
the curves of the mouth, accentuating
/ their dellcacy and clearness. Until you
| have given this method a fair trial, say
one month, it is impossible for you to
| Judge the happy result. l am sure at the
| end of the first month you will be so
| pleased with the result that you win look
| upon 1t as a necessary feature of your
| toilet. as much so as combing your hair
shape of the --LATEST, straisntest mouths
changed by a few months treatment of
| this sort.
For that rich red color so much I'D
| mired in the lips which can never be i'm
parted by paints one must have a good
| circulation. The manipulations of good
masseuse are very beneficial and should
send the crimson stain to the surface by
stimulating quick circulation. The mas
| sage movements for the lips are always
| upwards and circular They are so sim
| pie that after a few treatments by pro-
| fessional anyone can learn to do her own
work OF course, however after ais said
and DONE health exercise and amiabilty
are the most potent factors after all in
rounding, tinting and shaping a sweet
| mouth.
The fads In the way of medical treat
ment, as well as new diseases, says the
New York Tribune, are coming contin-
ually to the fore.
Have you seen Milly X lately?" said
one of her friends to an acquaintance,
speaking of a middle-age woman who was
| remarkable for her juvenile appearance.
"She looks younger than ever. l have
been told that once a year she goes TO
bed, and lives on water alone for either
ten or fifteen days, / cannot remember
which"
This is the latest treatment they say.
the idea being to allow the stomach TO
form an entire new coating. All humors
of the body disappear, and in consequence
the complexion is greatly benefited.
| This enforced rest is also an excellent
| opportunity for the massage woman, who
has a fine chance to eradicate wrinkles
and fill out flabby muscles
II should think" interpolated her friend.
who was not accustomed to modern me
thods. that anyone following such a
| regime would be like the Irishman's horse.
which he tried to accustom TO live without
eating. 'Jist as l got the haste used TO
it,, said the aggrieved master, be jabbars,
the ould thing died!
Drinking a quantity of water every day
(although not with meals. for that fat
| tens is also one of the fads of the day.
1T is just like flushing the pipes I'm a
| house" said a hydropathc enthusiast.
at washes out everything"
Starving, too, has become recognized
factor in the prescriptions for certain all
ments, although called by other names:
but the principle is the same. Little or
no food and plenty of liquid seems to be
the basis for the various Treatments"
which have recently become so fashion
able.
1t win come as a surprise 10 some of the
Southern friends of Mrs Narina Taefareo,