The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-02
HOW TO CARE FOR THE EYES.
Helen Troy Gives Advice Regarding
1.-THE Mirrors Of the Soul" n

"The Mirrors OF the SOUL. ~ 81
The eyes are the mirrors Of the soul.
but even mirrors are not always beautHul
nor we'll framed. Y
What woman can ever be called lovely
who has thin, crooked, pale brows ana
scarcely any lashes to shade her eyes and
lend shadows to their luster? The color,
blue, gray, green or brown. nature alone
has decided, but the frame. the shapeJ
the beauty, lies only with the ownerl of
the eyes. 'N'
Really beautiful eyes must have care
the same as really beautiful hands or
really beautiful anything else. Dark
shadows under the eyes" sounds better
than it looks, and the almost indiscern-
able line of her brow" is pretty only In a
book To avoid the shadows and obtain
a brilliant sparkle to the eye sleep
enough and look we'll to your general
health. To sleep too much is as bad as
sleeping too little, for it gives the eyes
a dull, drowsy look. !.
Reading at twilight or by dim artl-
fetal light also produces dark circles I'M
der the eyes, and to avoid wearing
glasses because you detest them Will
often utterly ruin the most glorious eyes,
while glasses worn in time can usually
soon be put aside.
Ewes that are too round may be made
almond shaped by pulling outward the
exterior corner of the lid This requires
patience and attention every day. Toe
small ewes can be given a larger appear
ance by darkening the lids and drawing
the line slightly below the extreme ex-
terror corner Of the lid. ,..
| If the eyelashes are stubby and thin II
is we'll to trim the ends once a month
slightly and very carefully and to battle
them afterward in tepid water In
which YOU have put few drops of rose.
water. A little pure olive oil applied al
night will stimulate the growth OF the
| lashes. 50
| The eyes should be washed the las
| thing at night and the first thing IN tht
| morning. A little pinch of borax IN the
water will serve as an excellent Wasf
| and not only clean the eye thoroughly
| but serve to brighten it. The fingers, ant
never a cloth or sponge, should be usee
to wash the eyes. Wink the water int
the ewes and always rub the lids towart
the nose to strengthen the eyes aftel
| the fashion of the American Indians.
| A corn flower water, made by sleeping
| Ga grammes of the corn flowers, bruised
| in a mortar, in a quart of water for 1
hours, then straining and distllllng owe
a slow fire, is an excellent wash to US
if the eyes are inflamed or the lids red
It will also strengthen the eyes AM
4. serve to make the lashes silky.
Eyebrows that are irregularly shape
or excessively heavy can be thinned an
made shapely at once by the skillfu
use of tweezers. If they are thin an
crooked a lotion made by dissolving i
grains of sulphate of quinine in tw
ounces Of alcohol should be applied wit
q brush every night AS the brow
thicken they should be brushed to tn
line desired, and if they are inclined t
crooked growth even then, the tweezer
should be used as the remedy. Rubbing
the brows with the fingers five minute
each night in straight or arched line
according to fancy-Will help them t
grow and straighten.
A distinct eyebrow is one of the CHE
beauties Of any face. And no pale, un
decided shade of yellow can form dds
tinct' line. Therefore very light brow:
and lashes, too, should be darkenet
There are many preparations put up TIA