New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
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reader asks how wrinkles may be kept away
from the faces of young women
The relation of mental hal bits to physical health
is as close and vital as that of bodily habits What
is 1t that makes the mans face different from the
child's? Only thought. One may answer Years
and experience" But a moments reflection will
show one that years have nothing to do with II
as years, but merely as avenues for experience-
which is only the fuel that keeps thought alive
Inc crafty face OF the souled man has
reached that sad degree OF unlkeness to the frank
@ pos 99y ns o 0nGe was only through the fora
the person who constantly thinks of her 1,oa
her i'll fortune. her dlscOuragements and struggles
so to Danish all loveliness. one NAV NOT he sbIa i.
wholly to resist the natural tendency TO worry buY
supposed The first step is TO Convince nnss san as i
mat the troubles are all in the line of development
an u Inas as soon as she has learned the lessons to
be found In them they will disappear With thai
GGongGtion endurance will become easier and
i RetuiIesS that Is almost one with cheerfulness
VIII take fs the he place Of gloom and discomfort
Of pharmacopla for PrevenfIs TscRs n or
since nothing that acts from without can erect.
The principle Of modern medicine is to treat the
cause instead of the disease W 'Ne
For external assistance TO this essentta, ,r,o-.,
treatmeqt electric massage is quite the newest
thinE- tf Every woman woman should have, If possible
small medical battery as 1t is almost inyalusbIa
in a score of ways. good one with dry cell can
two its proper use for few doiars Ee lesson or
electric massaglst OF whom several NAV ba fo,JnS
In all large cities. II then is availabe for bad
aches and small aches of every possible natnre TeAu
IN me electric treatment Will Danish wrinkles II
suggested. and servfceabIe aiIl,a T., eatIShl
supertuOus flesh. " 'OiiO'iHs
The correspondent who desired the recipe for
cod cream used by the Young Woman Of Seventy
Is answered herewith. Take three ounces of sweet
almond oil. one and a half ounces Of spermaceti
and a quarter Of an ounce of white wax Cut
the white wax and spermacet into shavinrs ana
put with the oil into bowl which Is placed in
a basin of water on the stove When the ineredt
ents are thoroughly melted remove the howl fror,
the hot water and beHt well with silver forl
until the mixture is thtct and creamy II desired
Two or three drops of oil of bergamot or a droo
& OF rose So atjar may be added. but perfume is not
The simple toncs often are more ef1cacious than
complicated patent compounds and nature has
supplied many in food form All the new vegeta-
pIes now IN market are excellent for one purpose
or another. onions good for the nerves and
II chopped and made into sandwiches and eaten
peioIe going 10 bed are almost certain to WOO
siumber to a prompt appearance For extremely
dellcate persons sandwiches OF chopped raw beef
steak ana onions said to be especially good
Rhubarb at this season contains vaiuabla scij
properties. and eaten as a simple sauce is better
man man many tonics Carrots possessed of
ing il smooth and soft Watercress has ahundant
sulphur ana iron. ana imparts those necessary
manner possible. Watercress salad is a ron5hns
Hon OF virtues that should be appropriated every
93y. Iy Even the desplsed cabbage has its virtues
needed for enrichng the blood The proper naY ~
COOK H. in order TO preserve these properties Is TO
6ol II only fifteen minutes, then drain and trans
Ter to another vessel, previously heated add hut
ter cover closely and allow it to finish cooking by
Its own steam on the back Of the stove or over \
double boiler When served the addition of cream
makes a dainty and delicate dish. Cabbage so
cooked is said 10 feed the blood and overcome
deed. by judcious diet. almost every one can
acquire pure and smooth skin.