The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-12
-.nc IN PERFUMES.
cs rSED BV MORE WO-
soRE sry THAN EVER BEFoHE'

-. ppIicncy AEsO-tiOIet
% per arit,-StronEer Perfumes
The o,mnud-Ho'y Flowers Are DE, De
in g.d Of Their seent-L"rse sums
'p' for pcrfumery.
sp''' she New York Sun.
,. charse in perfumes as IN ev-
F';'y Violet is the only scent
epi'ls ,+s 81. own year in and year
'a'a ID today j, is the most popular per
OF 'l' ~. market. There is a diversity
tane % about the use of perfumes.
O. 0 -ly that the use of any sort
s'a. +. bad form; others declare that
O '' +.,grauce emanating from the
sa''l t.,o.ss daiutiuess in women.
CONN IN e9ol odor signifies moral puri-
'I' ~ [... Noodle. "and so why should
~ 1sn. sweet fragrance mean per-
s''- answer those holding an oppo-
4g socrates was pretty wise
:" .3 his teachings fit the modern
H". well as they did his own, and
"'@ ,o,og,l of perfumes. He said
,ss same smell in a slave and
...r,u when both are perfumed.' -
same perfumes were never rich
.,.r more deliberately put up, more
-, more fashionable than they are
millions Of dollars are expend-
...s.,p YEARLY. As civilization ad-
ooo,n learn how to apply scents
,,.sa.3Uv than they did during the
4 .srIqaboth. for instance, when the
and free use of perfumes gave
CIV much sairical comment by the
IT. .,.of tAe day Nowadays the idea is
o''-g scent by means of perfumed
10 .L rre apparel So daintily that on
ll.- ,..rg +, one wishes that it were a
i ..r.7-er. There are people who have
4 ,or a-or5 this plan, however ana clllS
4 ~ .s. r,,iap that if a little is good, lot
!. bste Wueu asked about the present
,s..on in perfumes and how they are
made an authority said:
DWben You speak of perfume the NINA
- The average person turns either TO
a t,.ts NJ cologne Of a variety famihar 10
X yogtt or TO a bottle of violet extract or
81 IN, water Few people realize to what
an enormous extent the perfumery ousl-
n r.s, has grown not even the very
II 1ssl.Av women who buy a thousand or
= NAV. io.3r- worth of perfumes a year
81 ,r5s..tln5 il. When We spoke of per
q t,~s tVo generations ago we meant
srsaora large bottle of German cologne
so.ny but when we speak of per
81 .,.55, u.e mean sweet extracts for
81 .- s.r7J.r,biaf toilet waters for the
81 ~. r,-Js-. and creams and lotions for
..'' to}Ists far the breath, pastiles
a .;r.-o room, essences to be burned
1....,r,l lsrnns and pleasing scents in
u lp.,5,.1 and one other forms.
a .I.,., r.rf,,,,es are undoubtedly the
q r,ui,I,, which 7 suppose. makes
. .l..' ,5ar .bs most fashionable but am
va. w., ..,.,,,a5 IN cav that the most
a a-st,..bl. neon1a nrefer some of the
- ',rir,,1 odors II is a fashion of
=. rr.l,+ d,,- far neonle to saw that
q ~. 5,-r.t li.a musk but confidentially
lley 40 not HNe iliD9N' Ju' - st,,nardons
T19 p', .r5s,5nres containing it always
gum , ,', he c5ston,er mat there is no
p@.gint p,r Van asked how perfumes
- W rttle nerfumery is
Il +t:. ..,'.,,t WV comma lively and
Il ''s ~ ,a-. l. r,aSo iron, nomades i'm
l--. VI -.'.. - IN in cans or boxes
s, '-.' -. 1,o,,-a,,ey are Getting
b 1'''''.'. 49, - 49, ine+ &C GOOD
% ''i' '.i'..'', anu .'a ,', tbonob we
81 "a ''.' I'm - lI,or,,,cais viz
Il ~" ','.'' '''' O'' " - - rra++i,,e, q
e '' ,..', '-'''7 rn3"oed Tgbich sayors
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