The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-07
TIRED wOMAN'S wRIN-
KLES and How She Nest Go to
Work upon Them in the Evening
to Undo the Evils of the Day
--Creams That Smooth Out Face /.
Furrowx.

WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY REPUBLIC.
A little poem keeps humming through
my mind II is about an old woman who
always was tired and who lived in a house
where help wasn't hired Her last words on
earth were. Dear friends am going where
washing amt done, neither cooking. nor
sewing
There is deal of pathos IN this verse
which winds up by saying that the ol6 wom
an hoped some time to lie still couple OF
hundred years and rest.
The tired woman OF to-day, cannot lie still
and rest; she must be Up and doing. IL
she be Newport society leader she must
plan her next tea pouring and must select
the musical numbers for her coming ball
If the tried woman is a home woman. she
does not hope to rest, for rest with her
would mean the stopping of the household
machinery. thing of which she would not
think for moment unless compelled to do
no. Nor. OF all women In the world. can
Fthe professional woman rest It IS she who
iIrust work not only from dawn until night
but eften from night until morning and no
matter how weary she may be. she must
keep right or
Now for all tired women there comes
punishment, and this is in the shape of
wrinkles. You can tell the jaded-ou. body
by the creases between the eyes. There viii
come deep lines that tell OF long hours,
anxious care. dark. worrisome thoughts and
trials galore.
Wrinkles ten, the story Of a woman,s life
avery quickly to an observant eye, The worn-
an who has worried twenty hours out OF the
twenty-four-and women can worry. in their
sleep as well as walzing-will have lines to
tell to the world the tale OF ceaseless care
PROOF OF PREVENTING WORRY
FROM SHOWING ON FACE.
This Is not q sermon on worrying, because
The woman who worries viii keep on worry
ing. Size cannot stop Just because you tell
her to do so. Worry Is habit and one
that cannot be broken up. The worrying
ySoman will be a worrying woman all her
days
But there are ways OF preventing the
worry from showing on your face. Means
by which the lines which worry brings can
be ohliterated.
I know a woman who worries all the
time. She is also the victim Of O. bad tenn
per. She freely. says that she cannot con-
troll either tendency, and that she Is the
unhappiest woman alive. Often she declares
that she does not want TO live
Now this woman has not a line uDcn her
face. strange to say. And she takes eat
the lines herself by working upon them.
day by day.
She Is q woman of exquisite neatness, and
IN spite OF the fact that she frets q great
deal, shs finds time tor the daily complex
Jon bath Each day she goes over her SKIN
with coriplxion cream bathing il freely.
After she has removed the cream she dusts
her complexion with good powder. When
phe has finished her skin Is as clear and
smooth as that OF an ls-year-old girl. Some
times she delicetely traces her eyebrows
with oil and q brush. and thus makes 4
most attractive picture OF herself. She has
studied the art Of making up 70 q limited
extent sufficiently to improve her appear
snos and to he;shten her natural beauty.
In spite Of worry she has found time to do
xhss
This outlining Of the eyebrows is done
with calners-hair brush just touched to
fhs oil bottle and the change II makes