New-York tribune., 1902-07-13

The double chin is a hard thing 10 remove by
home treatment. but il certainly be modified
by persistent, daily application of the following
treatment. Grasp as much Of the chin as can be
held between the thumb and forefnger, and twist
until X slips out. Do this many times on both
sides Of the chin One form the habit OF doing
it when reading Placing the hands on the cheeks.
let the thumbs meet under the chin, and draw them
backward, pressing hard and fattening the chin.
One must not press against the windpipe, but only
against the under part of the jaw. Last OF al.
head slowly forward, resisting it all the time with
the hands Bend M enin IestS on cnTS in % II iiff b
felt in the cords of the neck. This is only be,
will soon pass away. Relax thoroughly after
each motion; do it four or hve times, tnen 20 10
daily given to these three motions VIII begin TO snow
rd Of in he fS cheeks a VIM he od
LOOK which it always gives the face Though the
tirely, it will be modified and kept down
There are a good many things that make the
bath a luxury" at small cost if one only knows
what they are. A little borax softens the water
and makes 1t velyety. A little ammonia removes
all odor of perspiration. A handful OF sea salt
makes the water rather harsh, but Is most IN
vigorating. Bath bags too cheap to mention. II
they are home made. A yard OF fine cut cheese
cloth win make half dozen or rr more roo, They anS
a few shavings of CASTLE soap. They soften, soap
and perfume the water, and. used as wash cloth
leave a delicious sensation. All soap should be
carefully rnsed from the body, especially the race,
all over with the upward, rotary massage motion;
with fingers dipped in cold cream and then wiped
with soft, fine cloth, it will leave the skin much
improved.
The boy baby wears his white baby frocks until
he is two years old. Then until he is three he may
wear little kilt dresses Of gngham or linen simply
made to be easily washed The rnsf SKF3 bae p
Of good strong buttonhOes. in order that the Sklrt
may not sag away from the waist
poso colds bav fever and kindred maladies de-
prive many people of the enjoyment OF MOWERS.
ueu known nose and throat specialist of this city
nrescribes as a cure for such maladies, when in
their fnclpient stages nasal douches or solutlon
~ horax and water in the proportion OF one Tea
spoonful of borax to a quart OF warm WaIel'
F,vervbody-that is everybody who assumes that
life is worth living-takes a bath at night. but a
good many people feel too many duties pressing
insstentIy upon them to stop for bath when they
rise In tho morning. And yet the moment when
she lifts her head from the pillow Is the worst IN
the day to many a woman, especially in the hot
weather She feels languid and 'headachy, lethar-
gic and carries dull eyes and face to the breakfast
table A cold shower bath and brisk rub would
brighten her eyes and enable her to begin the day
with smile. Failing the shower. plunge pata
will serve. and If this be inconvenent a nret
latng to clear the heavy head Then drink some;
thing Immediately on rising. A quanptyy OF sold
water is beneficial Some people get peter euect
from glass of water with haIf lemon
squeezed In IL. The principle OF the early morning
drink is that II washes out the stomach. which
during the long hours of the night becomes coated
with mucus. II tones UP the digestive apparatus
ana gets IL reaGy for work Ihen; d Its s9 av woman %
utes in the fresh morning air outside, taking full
deep breaths she will feel like different creature
woman to spend at the beginning Of things. but II
will not amount to more than fifteen minutes extra