The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-22
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.Howthe Arch 81 the =. Eye.
brows andfthe Contour 81
the Chin May be Inter-
preted- -- Fate and F or.
tune May Also be
Told BY Tongue. II.

portion Is 10 pint Of bran to 2 Quarts OF 4
water. II powdered borax Is used the
proportion is Q drains to 8 quarts Of !
water. A bath bag contains soap shay-
ings. bornx and bran. DO not use soap
on the hair. 81 N ID III t8
Harriet I1oit.-No, do not wear gloves
every night, or your hands will beoor mo-
yellow. Occasional uso Of gloves. how,-.S
ever. IL advisable, White kid 1sSs best
and they must be loose. The object #of3
the gloves Is to prevent the rubbing OF
of the cold cream, or any similar pre- para.
= ton, which is used to soften and whiten
the hands. \. tYstttglss 3iy$
One emolllent IS clear almond 81 ans !, Z
ed and then O few drops Of sweet oil
arc stirred in. Il Be careful when drying
the hands. They will chap easily Il nov
thoroughly dried every time they ne g! ere ~
washed. E5t III ri # X. 3 It'll Y, 81 n
Mabele, Distressed; Nellie, Ray. Mrs,
/. O., Lottie, M. r., II. "A. j., and Maud
The burden OF the letters from these cor.
respondents is the complex on-how can Sis
be freed from eruptious and bla ckheadS.B
The diet is OF first imp rtance. Dns
little teof-mutton and chicken are bets
tomatoes, cooked and uncooked, ana marc a.,
i graham crackers or toast. A boye ]. 81.
a drink plenty Of pure water. A Is least
three pints Of water should be eyeryoneA ~
allowance during the twenty-four hours
1T cleansos the system as othln e y re
can. 35lif 81 . ri . =, y.
Wash the face thoroughly once daH
with soap and warm wnter, giving y ~
gentle sorubblng to remove every particle
Of CRIME. It is dust which Clogs INC
pores and causes blackheads, 80: opViousss
~, their euro is cleanliness and restoreos
D circulation Of the blood vessels OF the
lace; Friction and cleanliness should
x free the fnce of unsightly bl otohes emo
prevent their return. Camphor Ice. ZOE
which directions arc given above to Wan s,l,l
K cy B., should he rubbed we'll into the SKI sl1$
while It Is still warm from Washing
Il. M. Ia girl OF sixteen, weighing
ia pounds, should measure about 5 feeta
Florence "a curling fluid Is made sof
\ dram each Of gum arabic and sugar ols-SS
solved in ounces o. rose rose % asssa;ve Y
4 grains + camphor In 2 ounces spirits Of
vine: add Ia ounce of powdered DoraxS
Il and shake we'll, and then add ! ounce 9Ld
glycerlne and 2 ounces cologne -Appiiysi
ut night to tho face VIII 4 y solt cio'n'
:1Jrsuln-A good hair brush has long,
fine and rather stiff unbleaehed nnd = IN.
dyod hriatlcs. The points Of the brist ,!a
ut thelrd surface should have slight dis. I.
ferences Of elevation 50 that they may .,I
readily penetrate the scalp. Rong!A
coarse brushes injure the hair and scaip. "
q their action falling most severely on tho
exposed portions q the SroWn T. oT tSs
head and the partlngs, Wlhi s, ca can H. ~
Tilicn Campbell. the eyellds are reg.
bathe them several times during tne 1aay
with warm water containing powdt ere g
ho , me proportions aro q scant,sl- !
IF DosnS e pant otWas6 s
'Rnsamond. ITO make I. a good ,$ chetnps
cologne take: Alcohol, pint Essence s. e.
bergamot, drains; Orange y flo% yer Wi'es'
still another receipt calls for; Al9onos'3
pint; Rose water 10 pint, ~ OF Cloves
10 drops OIL Of orange, 10 drops. "a ~.
put the oils In the alcohol ana SHE'S J. - 4
fraanently. After a day or two add I'D st .l
rose water, shake well and nc. filt '