Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-16
AS TO THE EYEBROWS
THEY ARE MORE GENERALLY NE
 cLEcTED THAN CARED FOR.

This VIII TeK You How to Cultivate
 Them and Make Them Thing of
 Beauty-Easy Enough if These Rules
 Are Followed-Never Pull Them Out.
 Poets and artists may continue to ex- tol the expressive beauty of the deli cately penciied eyebrow, but the aver age woman pays but little attention to it, and beyond an occasional smoothing with her finger leaves uncared for one of the incest and most particular por- tions of her facial toilet. Like all other points of beauty, this little pen stroke of nature varies greatly with the individual, but as usual thing one is endowed with just about the right brow to harmonize with the features, and a little judieious care is all that is necessary to enhance this touch, which goes solar to make orto mar the entire facial expression. When, however, the formation of the eyebrow is decidedly at fault, we have recourse to artifce to help out the deficiency or ob1fterate it's homeliness. The eyebrow should exa tend slightly beyond the orifce of the eye at either end, should terminate in a mere line toward the temple and be slightly broader toward the nose. Upon the breadth, the arch and the shade de- pend much. Delicate features should not be preponderated by broad brofs, while those which are large and strong in character need the bolder brush to aecentuate their force. The brow is al- ways to be carefully smooth, glossy and orderly. At recent visit to der matologist a society woman was great ly amused when the so-called artist, after carefully treating her skin for real and imaginary blemishes, appar- ently scrutinizing every part with microscope, completed his work in a hasty brush over the mueh-disturbed eyebrows with a camel's hair brush and stepped back to announce his work of beautifying was complete. Now" she said with smile, 'Ill show you something Look at me we'll and then notice the difference" Selecting a stiff little brush from among his numerous paraphernalia she brushed the hair of both eyebrows straight up toward the forehead, then carefully brushed them down from above. This left an eX- tremely delicate shading, every hair clearly defined and distinctly separate, and a clear, dark line along the center. She shaped the inner line toward tbe nose with a cautious touch of the brush, then turned to the manipulated e. 14; t0 ,v,f nous enough to admit that when the brow was in healthy condition he had never taken much pains about it's dressing.
 Never pull the hair out, even if it grows too close over the brows; careful brushing will in time shape it nicely, and to certain features close brows are a decided necessity. If you will take the time some day to comb you brows in various shadings you will soon dis cover which style-whether high or low arch, rather flat or fine and delicate style-is most becoming, and, once learned, adhere strictly to it. The hair will of its own accord finally shape it. self in that direction.
 An Electric Freak.
 An odd electric freak is reported from gston-on-Thames. The light ming was very vivid, and singular ef- feet of it was the ringing of the fire bell at the fire station, which commu- nicates with fire alarm near the free public library. The fremen were has tily summoned and the horses and the steamer arrived. but it was discovered in time that the alarm was caused by the lightning, so that a full turnout of the hrigada WAS obYiated.