Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-02-06
MS OF BEAUTY.
.oreRlsTlcs FOR WHICH woM- S eHoULD ALWAYS STRIVE.

.s tho Head an Important Point
 ..inrn Exercise a Great Helper
 .o Avoid in order to obtain a complexion.
 ...efnl carriage of the head and N figure are points of beauty
 n woman can afford to over unlike certain other features,
 fbe shape of the face, the color ! hair and the size of the hands
 these peculiarities are within
 wer of every woman to control
 nleases. One sometimes sees an Bise beautiful young woman who
 slong with her head bent forward
 amer suggesting a turtle looking
 ifs shell, and provoking the
 at once that she has lost and is
 sinq for something. Nothing is
 sHeasing than an awkward carriage
 b head. Every girl should culti-
 be habit of holding up her chin.
 sbaek. a well-poised head, and a
 sfnl way of walking make the dif-
 ae between a girl who has style sT friend who is clumsy and awk- M One should not overlook the ad- E. ges of drill. It is only necessary to .Rk of the soldier in the awkward
 and compare him with the man z has undergone some months of # raining, to be convinced that |som and grace of movement are to
 sd by those who are willing to @ for them.
 len a girl can daily take exercise
 gymnasium, she may train her &Ies so that they will obey her will; kFen better than this indoor trafn- that which one has who walks a
 t deal in the open air, plays golf tenz.5, ca ozsea Fows a boat across sBad or river.
 Aother point of beauty, needless to B lisa good complexion. This, too, is Bia the reach of every girl who, first zl, endeavors to maintain a high adard of health. Pure blood has sything to do with a clear skin; Before, one should be careful of her avoiding unwholesome and indi- Bible food, but taking care to eat a proportion of meat, not emitting ttfs fat every day, and regularly EiHg fruit a part of her diet. Tea coffee should be sparingly used by Iyoung woman who would have Htiful skin. Every day very thor ih bathing and rubbing with crash Isl are essential, and the face once a should be washed with hot water lather made of a delicate toilet p This should be thoroughly rub into the skin, cleansing the pores he fine dust which clogs their 1ace- texture. The face should be care rinsed, and wiped with soft q. The best time to do this is at t before retiring. Given sufficient else, good food, regular bathing plenty of sleep, there is no reason woman should not preserve the hness of her skin unimpaired from ihood to old age.
 1t only the beauty Of the skin, but the gloss and abundance of the the brightness of the eyes, and the T of the teeth, all are dependent he circulation, which is promoted ealthful living.
 .ll-shaped hands and feet have al- been regarded as distinctive s of beauty. While one cannot late the size of these members, she always have her hands and nails cared for and her feet becomingly ied. A woman who is well gloYed we'll shod makes a creditable ap- ince even if the rest of her dress omewhat shabby. If one has not much money to spend on her cos- let her not invest so much in her and wrap comparatively as she Tn fine, well-ftting shoes, in s of good quality and color to suit ress, and in a tasteful hat. The mites give tone to the toilet. 1, ill-fitting or worn-out gloves, yaWning holes at the finger ends uttons off, will ruin any costume, letraet from the impression of y which a woman should make the eye of the beholder.