The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-12


the middle of the handkerchief gathers
about the puff, and no scattering of rice
powder comes of wearing the pretty thing
in your pocket. Every woman who real
ICES how unbeautiful is the look of
shiny nose, or greasy forehead, carries one
of these.
The use of rouge is advocated by many
women merely for the brilliancy it lends
r the eyes but New York bellies do not trust
to rouge alone to do this. They have
learned to wash their eyes as carefully
and regularly as their faces. Especially in
the cold weather, when eyes not over
strong grow blood-shot and weak from
facing cruel wind, nothing is so soothing
and tonic as to wash the balls. An eye
glass is used for this filed with warm
water, tepid tea, or a solution OF oorlc
acid and, when the glass is filled and
upturned on the eyes all the dust collect
ed on lashes and in corners, any bis OF
SCOT or sand grating on the sensitive cor
ners. are expelled and Inflammation re-
dlIced. Besides this benefit, daily wash
ing of the eyes makes them more perma-
nently bright and liquid than any other
device yet attempted.
Oil of cageput is the newest remedy Tor
inducing eyebrows and eyelashes to grow,
lust as all the thin girls with hollows IN
their necks and scrawny forearms nave
taken TO tipping on mix anu StyCSiiAC'
If Is a simple remedy and harmless
enough. even if it fails to lay flesh on ILL
covered bones, and it has the advantage
of not coursing the skim as drinking por-
ter is accused of doing. Two teaspoontuls
CT the best glycerine in glass Of blood
warm milk, taken after every meal and
at bedtime Is the rule with the smart
Young women who dare not wear decol-
lete gowns and who have found 1t very
IA, -. AaCh h11
their fat sister find 1t to lose adipose It's
sue.
Rosy Finger Tips and Bright Eyes.
Any one who comes to New York and
gets a chance to observe at close quar-
ters the pretty women who ornament
opera boxes, can hardly overlook the fact
that pretty bare hands no longer show
elittering nails at the finger tips, that the
Immaculate fairness of threats and shout
ders is apparently not due 10 powder nor
unusual pallor and that nearly every wo-
man has wonderfully bright hair.
Well, it simply amounts 20 this. I'M
naturally polished finger nails are no long
er regarded as significant of good taste.
AS much care as formerly is spent on
the manicure, but to show wonderfully
ROSY nails with snow white and beauti-
fully clear curved tops, is the aim of the
well-bred beauty. Pink finger nails, as
pink cheeks, bright eyes and shining hair,
indicate health, and health is one of the
highest forms of beauty, SO if your nails
are pale and blotched with white bruises,
the refuge of a coral fluid remains to you.
| This is a species of lacquer painted on
| the nails surface, left to dry and pro-
duce pretty pinkness that makes the top
of the nail look wonderfully white by con-
| trast
As stimulating as our climate is to lib
| erty and patriotism, it is an agent for
| almost destroying the texture and vigor
| of human hair, and after the most ro-
bustly healthy girl reaches 20 her hair IS
| too apt to fade. 1t may not at once turn
| grey, but the sap that makes it shine dries
| up and dull brown heads are the rule in
an assemblage of even handsome women.
Now lifeless hair is about as unornamen-
| tai as false diamonds that refuse to gilt
| ter, and 20 correct this the proXide is adj
| 'ministered to the regeneration of even the
most dreary looking tresses. The liquid
| must be admins tered after a thorough
| shampoo by an expert hair-dresser, ana
one teaspoonful diluted does the business.
| Strands as lusterless as those in a horse S
! tail it electrifes with a sheen that seems
only possible to extreme youth.
Nilicent Arrowpont.