The San Francisco call., 1898-11-27

that remain. It Is very necessary that and downy. Add the altar of roses last.
 MARGARET O-Try the following wash on the scar; Boracic. acid, one rosewater, TWO ounces. Mix and rub on the scar night and morning. Systematical massage with good skin food will also
 FRECKLEs- is a new cure for freckles. which is as excellent as any thing ever mixed together. If it does not trnake the little brown horrors disappear then I fear nothing will; Sulphur, one dram; borax, one.hah dram; ,glycer1n, half ounce; rain water fifteen ounces; tincture beuzoin. one dram. Rub sulphur, glycerin ana d borax to me mn .L paste then eamphor and the tincture of benzoin in the order. named. Shake well before ap- plying with a soft sponge or the camel S. JNE ECOssAIsE-It was good to hear from you again. and. feel now that we terested in all that you told me about yourself, and I hope that everything will soon be strengthened out to your entire satisfaction. I am quite charmed with the many nice things you say about my recipes. I am certain of one thing-that there are none better. As to your appear ance I am quite sure you are not such a fright as you picture yourself At any rate that Is a bad thought to carry. Get rid of it. Massage the lines in the cheeks with the skin food. rubbing across the cheeks upward and outward. If the skin is fabby use the alum wash. I am sorry. but I can suggest nothing other than witch hazel for the scattered blood yes sels. I do not think cure for these has ever been discovered. | do not think that even electricity will remove them, and do not believe there are any here who can successfully treat them, although they may claim that they can do so.
 The lettuce cream calls for teacupful tender inside leaves of head lettuce. The lemon hair wash is more particularly for blonde hair. l wish you would try the given formula for. It is the yolk of one egg, one ounce of rosemary spirits and one pint of distilled water. Beat the egg and water. Cleanse the scalp and hair with this, and be sure and rinse thor oughly in several waters. It will leave the hair silky and glossy and will. I am pretty certain, bring out the golden tints.
 Here is an excellent tonic for falling locks: Four ounces cologne. one-half ounce tfncture cantharides and one-fourth dram each of oil of 1avendar and oil of rosemary. Apply to the roots once or twice day l5l,1ish using a m small sponge for the that you used with such benefit on the hair?
 Take quart of roSewater and add to it, drop by drop stirring all the while an ounce of simple tincture of benzoin. This lotion is thought by some to be improved by the addition of twelve drops of tine ture of myrrh and a few drops of gly- cerine.
 Last Sundays beauty talk will have an swered your questions about the hands. Ask your druggist for pure orange flower water and he will give you the proper in gredient for the skin food. I prefer the camel's hair complexion brush to any other. Use your judgment about the amount of water to be used for the oat- meal lotion.. l have never made it, but fancy quart would be about right. There are two or three of your questions vet unanswered, and ! am sure you will not mind very much if do not answer them until next Sunday. I have already given you considerable space, and there are SO many waiting. So au revoir until next
 GLADYS-Under no circumstances use the camphor on the eyes. You must get eamphor water as the recipe called for prove a very soothing wash to the lids. Sunday
 KITTIE MI really do not know what to suggest in connection with the cod cream. l have never known 1t to act m the way, you describe, and could not very seeing 1t. Possibly your skin needs nour- 1shment and the orange flower skin food En would be better for it. I'm so sorry you
 MRS. WI wouldn't use precipitated chalk on the skin if were you. Not that but it Is very apt to roughen 1t. The cold cream that you mention I have never heard of before, so do not know If it is PUtS VI Iiob, anu uO Iiol duN!Se any one to put any preparation upon the face the ingredients of which they do not know.
 TOPSY-I cannot tell you just how much of the orange flower skin food 1t will take to bring about the result YOU desire. If the face Is very much emaci- ated 1t will take longer to fill out the hol- lows, or course, and, too, some skins respond more quickly to treatment than others. The development when once ac- sage, unless one loses ones health and strength. Just rub the cream lightly over the nose without rubbing it in. The deep lines that you speak of on either side the mouth will sometimes resist all efforts to get rid of them. The only thing that will have any effect upon them is systematic massage with the skin food. rubbing all ways across the lines and away from the mouth, upward Massage must always skin. I cannot suggest anything for the daughters fingers except to put some thing bitter on them to keep her from putting them in her mouth. It is merely habit and one that should be easily broken.
 BUTTERCUP-The nose can often be coaxed into smaller proportions by gently stroking and smoothing it. If you wish to reduce the fat cheeks, massage with a pure. homemade cold cream, picking up the flesh with the thumb and forefinger and rolling and rubbing as much as you possibly can without injuring or breaking the skin. Then, in order to keep the flesh from getting fiabby, the cheeks must be bathed in cold water in which is a small pinch of alum-a piece the size of a bean being plenty for pint of water. This are giving the movements for reducing facial p1urnDneSS Write again