The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-25
Furnishes New Faces
for Those Worn
or Damaged
False EyelasheS Among the
Delicate Aids She Brings
to Adorn Fading
Beauties

lie Medlcls VINO OF late has been much
sought after in New York owing to the
marvellous beauty she has produced
: upon faces worn with age, scared by
disease, or SCARED by accident.
The Italian De Medlcls of old were
renowned for their lovliness, their wit,
and their diabolical unscrupulousness
in removing from their path those per
sons whose presence was obnoxious
to them.
The De Medici who is now practic.
ing her arts in the fashionable neigh.
borhood of Eaton square removes enc
mics, 1t Is true, but they are those at
war with beauty-the ravages OF time
which all women and most men wish
they could sweep ruthlessly away.
For madame is a professional face
pveler;" one who by the application
of a secret remedy coaxos away the
worn-out tissues OF the countenance
completely, wakens up the lazy old
muscles that lie beneath until they are
aroused to a sense of their duty and
are vitalized into juvenility again. and
even brightens dim eyes and so
strengthens them that glasses are
quite a superfluity. In her own words,
beauty conquers the world, and there
is no need now togrow old"
Operation 10 Painless.
Madame's patients are called upon
to relinquish themselves to madams's
care and keeping for nine days, dur
ing which time what she calls the nine
days wonder is worked. They are
properly dleted in order that the elixir
that composes the fountain OF youth
may work properly and effectively.
No pain attends the operation beyond,
during the first stage, n slight tingling
such as a mustard plaster infiicts. and
tafterward the minor inconvenience OF
wearing a mask upon the face.
Il Is imperative that the patients
physiognomy shall not be permitted to
come in contact with the air during
the treatment, and that is why
madame keeps each one under her own
eye night and day while II lasts
But the cost Of the treatment Is con.
siderable supposing a faded young
wife wishes TO bring back the roses TO |
her cheeks and to erase the crows |
feet and burrows that vex her hus.
bands eye from what was once a coun.
tenance as fair as fresh as a baby's,
she must repair to the fountain of per.
petual youth with not less than thirty
golden sovereigns in her pocket.
The old lady OF so must MI her
pockets more generously. Her net.
work OF wrinkles and sagging flesh
will require far more searching treat.
ment. Yet for about elOO she may be
made beautiful, II not for ever, at any
rate for the rest OF her mortal career.
For Nine de Medicl claims that the
result OF her good Offices will be main.
tained for thirty years.
American Climate Trying.
Il is different II the patient be an
American. The cure is only promised
to her for fifteen years, because she
lives in dry climate. English wo-
men have reason to be grateful that
they reside on a moist little island in.
stead Of a great, dry continent.
II is not olnly women who have
locked 20 this handmaiden Of Venus
In New York 20 buy compilations. The
De Merdici counts among her clients
men who have suffered dishgurment.
and who have been peeled and treated
so successfully that they have gone
back into the worth new beings. Their
Ease is like that OF the hero in Mr.. Max
play. "The Happy Hypo-
critic" only instead OF moral refor-
nation having worked the miracle, Il
IS the antiseptio liquids used by the
ace specialist
One case Of cure cited by madame is ,
hat OF a well-known New York editor.
whose countenance was terribly scar
ed by an explosion IN powder fac
ory, but which is now restored 10 per
ect eomeliness. Even the horrible
marks left by smallpox disappear un.
ler the influence OF this cure. So II
vas lucky that a lady In New York
discovered II accidently years ago. {
ghen she was suffering from a burn. :
Eyelashss are Furnished. =
SO much for renovation. Now for
ature's niggardly behavior In the nat
or OF eyebrows and lashes Both these =
djuncts Of beauty can now be bought q
/ the following prices: