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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-14

swarthy and looks almost filthy. Would
or safer to 1se3 :.
think you require constitutional
treatment for the red blotches. Itchi-
ness is symptom of a number of skin
diseases Diet would aid you. DO not
eat greasy or spicy foods. and partaNe
freely of laxatives. Eat plenty of fruits
and salads, and drink a great deal OF
water Abstain from pastry. sweets, tea
Better not use the face brush while the
bIotches continue. Instead try the rem
coy for blackheads given below 1 re-
print, also, formula for whitehcads.
res, pure, bland soap is the best for
toilet purposes. You should be able to
obtain good soap from any reliable
A druggist could also prepare the
cream for which formula is given. II
you prefer you may make it yourself.
Peroxide of hydrogen is absolutely
harml ess as a skin bleach, and would be
stroy superfiuous hair. but lightens the
ceptible.
BLACKHEADs OF THE SKIN
Boraeic acid. drains; alcohol. 2 ounces:
Use with friction twice a day on the skin
WHITE HEADS (AcNE MoLLUscUm.
Open each seed acne With the, point Of a
wth te g t s 1oga tas na be 6athe cd
and water. steTiilze ne needle before using
1t by dipping it into boiling water.
COLD CREAM
Pure wax. ounce; spermaceti. ounces;
Melt these together by gentle heat. then
Glycerine. 3 ounces; altar of roses. Il
STR till nearly cold. then let the mixture
This is the basis Of most of the toilet I'M
guents so largely sold Any kind Of perfume
can be added to give agreeable odor.
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harmless. Deep breathing and massage
are excellent in connection with it. 7
think you will find one of the skin FOODS
or massage creams for which formulas
are given in this department more bene-
Hcial than the cocoa butter alone.
K s.-You will find walking the best
exercise for reducing the hips. Begin by
taking short walk each day and grad
uaIy extend the course until you can
cover five miles or so without fatigue.
Electrolysis certainly would not have
pltted your face or increased the
understood his art. In the hands of a
competent person this method is abso-
lutely successful
The plaster stick is an excellent de-
pilatory, but, like any other prepara-
ton of the kind, it's effect is only a
transient one. Applications must be con-
stantly repeated as the new hair aD-
pears.
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Ny hair seems to be two or three shades
darker next my head than at the ends. and
wearing my hair high, as 1 always do the
difference in color Is quite striking. Is there
any way that I could tighten the hair next
my head. lust a little, without giving the
'bleached hair" effect. which 1 dislike?
And would YOU kindly tell me just how to
have to be repeated as the new hair grows
int A SUBSCRIBER.
Your best plan would be to keep the
hair thoroughly shampooed and free
from oils. This viii give it a light
fluffy appearance near the head.
Any bleaching chemical applied to the
hair always lighteas it toward the ends
more than toward the roots, so the use
of peroxide would not help you.
I give you formula for a shampoo and
one for lotion which you may wish to
use.
SHAMPOO
White CASTLE soap. ounces; potassium
carbonate - ounce; water. ounces; alco-
hols ouncesi tincture OF qutlla5a, ounces:
oil of lavender, 20 drops.
Dissolve the soap and potassium carbon
ate in the water and add the other ingredf-
ents. Rub well into the roots. Rinse thor
ouRhIy in several waters.
LOTION FOR OILY. DAMP HAIR
For greasy moist hair the following is
an excellent drying lotion. If used daily It
tends TO produce a crispy condition and an
auburn shade:
Powdered bicarhonate of soda, borate OF
soda (also powdered), Il ounce OF each; eau
de cologne. 1 fluid ounce; alcohol, 2 fluid
ounces; tincture of cOchineal, u fluid ounce:
distilled water. Is ounces
Mix and agitate until solution Is COM
plete. If the reddish tinge is not desired
omit the cOchineal
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IMPRovING TIE COMPILE


Ny color is the worry of my life. The
texture of my skin is good. but oh, yell
low, not the yellow of jaundice. Won't you
good. YELLOW
If your skin is naturally dark the only
way to tighten its appearance is by the
applicat ton of a powder. give you for
mula for liquid powder that is a great
deal used
FOR WHITENING THE sKIN-A LIQUID
POWDER.
F 5le oxide Of zinc; ! ounce; glycerine:
rose Is drops
SIT the zinc, dissolving it in just enough
OF the roseWater to cover It. then add the
water
Shake wen and apply with a soft sponge
or an antlseptfc gauze. The face must be
vel wiped off before the liquid dries or it
VIII streak.
T. M.-No, do not think glasses would
darken the eyes. Do not let anyone
persuade you to try experiments Of the
nature you mention. The eyes are far
too delicate and too precious organs to
tamper with in any way.
No doubt you have noticed the d.
rections for the treatment of blackheads
already given in these columns. First
rid yourself of these blemishes, then try
peroxide of hydrogen as bleach for
the freckles.
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TROUBLE WITH THE FEET

H A. W.-Excessive perspiration Of
either hands or feet is usually the out
ward expression of some Inward dis
order. I give you formula for a powder
which will be temporarily beneficial but
you should study the health subject
particularly the question of sound
nerves.
If you are not in good health. if you
are nervous or easily excited, any one
of these conditions would account for
the discomfort with your feet. Wash
the feet frequently in hot water and
dry thoroughly.
EXCESSIVE PRESENTATION
Oieate OF zinc. dram: subnitrate Of bis
muth. drains; beta-napthol. 10 grains.
Dust frequently over the affected surface.
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Development THROUGH DEEP
RREA THING

There is one thing that is troubling me,
and that Is, how TO enlarge my bust.
took the Vaucaire remedy Tor six months
but have not improved one bit 1 would
have continued Its use had I seen any re-
suits at all. 1 maSsaged with a skin food
every night and took a course at a gym
nasium. I am 25 years old and in perfect
health Is there anything else You could
suggest that would do any good2 Do you
know anything about suction cup2
I would be the most grateful woman in all
DESPONDENT.
Have you tried deep reathing to de-
velop the bust? This is a method which
very seldom fails.
Full instructions in deep breathing
exercises have frequently been given on
this page. They viii reappear from time
to time.
MISS W.-The Vaucaire remedy is
g most successful bust developer, and
has the advantage Of being perfectly
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Notwithstanding is better for re-
duclng a large stomach than diet and
proper exercise. Massage at the hands
of an expert would Ne helpful.
A surgical operation would be neces-
sary to change the shape of your nose.
If you decide to undergo this treat
ment let me beg you to be careful in
whose hands you place yourself.
BLACKHEADs AND OTHER DEFECTS
Please give me specific directions how 10
flesh brush tend to enlarge the pores Of the
face? The pores on my face are plainly
Visible. and have large blackheads on my
face, mostly on my nose and chin
VIII the use Of the flesh brush remove
also have what call whiteheads. which
appear on my face near my cheek bones
How can they be removed without injury to
Ny arms are covered with q supernuous
growth of hair. and once read somewhere
that the continued use OF hydrogen peroxide
would remove such hairs As my lxnopvlecigs
OF the characteristicS of the peroxide is Inn
tied, shall wait for your advice before try
ing
Is the soap you recommend a bland soap2
IS II cifhcult to make cold cream at home {?
Please SEND me recipe for cold cream
Red btotches appear on my face, mostly
on my chin, around my mouth and beneath
my eyes. A white. Ecaly substance comes
over the blotches These places feel very
rough and are painful. Just as chapped
hands feel What treatment would you
deem advisable for these blotches7
The skin on the back OF my neck In varw
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"A n UGH of the trim, we'll
NE groomed appearance of the
/ modern little girl l. due to
recent improvements IN
the fashion Of children's hair dress
ing.
The wee maidens of to-day have al
most as many styles of couture as
their mothers or elder sisters. The
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-14

THICK LIPS AND THIN EYEBROWS.
Would you kindly publish a remedy for
thick lips; also an eyebrow and eyelash
grower. n. c.
If the thickness of the lips is due to
a practice Of biting them, correct this
habit and they win in time resume their
normal size There is no remedy Tor nat
ural thickness of the lips
Formulas for eyebrow and eye1ash
growers have been published frequently
since your letter was received. No doubt
you have availed yourself OF them
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AFFLICTED WITH WHITE BROWS-
I want to know n there Is anything IN
this world that Will darken my eyebrows
and lashes They are perfectly white. I'M
azine. IL you can. how miserable feel az
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shape of the little heads, contour OF
the budding features, etc, are now
taken into consideration, and the
pretty locks dressed in accordance
The pompadour worn by the grown
ups is becoming to many wee faces.
It IS employed in the Columbus or
Dutch cut, or with curls hanging loose
or tied back, and with a simple braid.
In some cases it is a soft, flat bow
that is becoming; in others a butter
Ry effect. in which the ribbon stands
well off the head, is to be preferred.
The quaint and pretty parting" of
the hair over the brow Is quite a lit
tie seen of late, especially for older
little girls.
Foreheads and features that can
not stand the severity of hair drawn
plainly back are relieved by a soft
roll brushed over a pomqldour comb
and terminating IL the long braid at
the back.
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ACE1LC ALL ~ -o<AAA@-
What do YOU think Of acetic acid to put
IN YOUR bath? Some claim IL 70 be very
good and harmless Use one Tablespoonful
to & quart OF water
Yes, the acetic aciu Won be cleansing
and perfectly harmless.
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MARIETTE.-A competent physician
would certainly be able to prescribe for
the coated tongue and unpleasant
breath. These both result from some di-
gestive disorder. and only constitutional
Treatment would be OF avail No doubt
Won noticed the suggestions for the
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not care to endorse any restorer or dye,
particularly a preparation that contains
sugar of lead. VIII Louise kindly con-
slider this an answer to her request also 2
TO RESTORE THE NATURAL COLOR OF
THE HAIR.
"A Physicians Prescription.) .
Sugar of lead. ~ ounce, lac sulphur, ~
ounce; essence or bergamot. X ounce; alec
hoI. y gill; glycerine, / ounce. tncture OF
cantharides y ounce: ammonia. y ounce
Mix all in pint of soft water. Apply
clean
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VIII you please ten me. shall use the
brush roller and skin food all in night.
and II So which shall I do 1rst after the
scrubbing the roller skin food or vice
versa2 C D
Apply the cream first and work It we'll
into the skin BY massaging with the
fingers. Then use the roller.
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treatment of blackheads published since
your letter was received.
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Notice of Forest Reserve
simultaneously
"a States Land Office

UnIicd States Land Office.
Santa Re, n. ~, Dee. 10. 1904
Notice "a hereby given that me Fan
ta Fe Pacific Railroad Company. by
Howell Jones. It's Land Commissioner.
whose Post office address Is Topeka,
ksasas. applied az the y. S. Land
Office. AZ Santa Re. New Mexico. on
November %, 1904. under the proyls.
ions n the Act OF Congress OF June
iih. 1897, TO make Forest Reserve
Lieu Selection. in lien Of lands SIR.
rendered by said company In the San
Francisco Mountains Forest Reserve,
Arizona. TO the United States. for the
following described tracts Of surveyed
public lands. towit.
The + IL Of the y. +. IL. and N
lt2 OF the S. T.. IL Of Section No. %
Township ls North, Range 10 East of
the New Mexico Meridian.
Within the Thirty 1901 days
period OF publication Of the notice Of
such application. protests against
said application and selection on the
ground that the !ands described. or
any part thereof, ara o valuable
for mineral than FOR agricultural pur
poses. should be filed Ia said land Of
flee AZ Santa Pc New Mexico.
MANUEL r. OTERo. Register.
First Publication. Dec. Is, 1901
1871
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Eetiee q Forest Reserve 'ieu
SeIectiar=f2ss6.l


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Cnitei States Land Office.
Santa Fc, ~ H., Dec. ~. l99t
Notice is hereby given that tn san
"a Re Pacific Railroad Company. by
Howel Jones. IT'S Land Commissioner.
whose Post Office address Is Topeka.
kgugas. applied al the 4. S. Land
Office. al Santa Re, New Mexico, on
November 60. 1904, under the proyis.
ions Of the Act OF Congress OF June
.th, 1897. 10 make Fores, Reserve
Lieu Selection. In lieu Of lands sur.
rendered by said company In the San
Francisco Mountains Forest Reserve.
Arizona, 10 the United States. for the
following described trects Of surveyed
public lands. towit:
The y. IL Of the Y. T. u. n. f.
Ia OK the S. T. IL and ~ W. IA OF
the 5. W. Ia OF Section No. q. Town
ship Is North. Range lS East Of the
New Mexico Meridian.
Within the Thirty (30I days
period 81 publication of the notice OF
such application. protests against
said application and selection on the
ground thar the lands described, or
any part thereof, are more valuable
for mineral than Tor agricultural pur-
poses. should be hlea In said land Of
ace AT Santa Fe New Mexico.
MANUEL r. OTERO. Register.
First Publication. Dec. ~ 1904
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notice d Forest Reserve Ll.a

seieetlor.-t26ij.,
United States Land office
Santa Fe. n. a.. Dec. ~. I90t
Notice Is hereby given that the San
"a Fe Pacific Raliroad Compauv. oy
NoWel Jones. rs Land Commissioner
vhase Post Office address e. Topeka
Kansas, applied az the TX s Land
office, al Santa Fc, New Mexico, on
November 70. 1905. under the provls-
lnas ~ the Act 81 Congress- 81 June
sth. 1897. 10 make Forest Reserve
Liza Selection, In lou az lands sur
rendered by said company Ia the san
Francisco Mountains Fores, Reserve.
Arizona. 70 the United States. for the
following described tracts Of surveyed
public lands. to-wit.
The S r. IL of Section No, 5.
Township 10 North, Range IL East
Of the New Mexico Meridian.
Within the Thirty (s0) days
period of publication Of the notice az
such application, protests against
said application and selection on the
ground that the lands described. or
any part thereof, are more valuable
Tor mineral than for agricultural I,0r-
poses, should be filed In said land u.
flee NJ Santa Fe. New Mexico.
MANUEL II. OTERo, Register.
First Publication. Dec. rs. 1904.
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Tnssas States Land Office
SAata ra y. NJ Dec ~. 1905,
Nessce as hereby given that the san
"a Fe Pacific Railroad Company. hy
Haws8 5uaes It's Land Commissioner,
wsrse Pest offsce address "a Topeka
Nans4S arglse8 AZ tAe Z. : Land
Office 81 Sant& Fe Ne@ Mex3co, on
November 81 1904. under tha pooyas.
saxs q IRE Act az Congress 81 June
80: .sar 50 make Foresi Reserve
I1ea ssaers8on. il nea os lands snT-
reaseres ey s23a company IN TIRE San
rrencassa Mawrtalrs rarest Reserve
AraruzA 70 tie Tattea States. for the
sassw8nr Eesc-EsSa tracts 81 ss-seyea
raf3as akn3s tpw3fs
Lots Nca ! N-s = y sse y. T. "a
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aAsre 1s East * he New Mexico
Meridian.
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1885
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Aotjce OF Forest Reserve Lieu
scsectIon-2563.l

$1,000 -
"a States Land Office
sAala re. n. 81. Dec. ~. 1904
Notice is hereby given that the S8a.
IA IL Pacific Railroad Com pany. by
Howel Jones. It's Land Commissioner
whcse Pest OFFICE address Is Topeka.
Kansas. applie3 at the e. S Land
Qffiee. al Santa ia. New Mexico. On
November rs. 1894. under the pro,is
i0as - the Acs of Congress Of June
ash. 1891. to mskc Forest Reserve
i.se8 Selection, ia Hse1 0 }aa u Sit
r aFc8 ay SAT- ccT PAM sn the san
Fraarggee II a~tssrs Forest Ea9e'A
ArsEuua 10 The United States. far sae
following described tracts NJ surveyed
pahlic lands. towii.
The = 10 81 tha < ", IA OF Sec.
gson No IA. Township ls North, Range
Us East az the New Mexico Merriam
w1fAin thu Thirty 800 days
ge~3os OF puhsicaflon nj The notice NJ
sach application, protests against
salA application and selection on the
gruaaa that the lands described, or
mi part thereof. are more valuable
sor mineral than FOR agricultural pur
pose ~. should De filed in said land og
flee As Santa Re. Neg Msr'cA
MANUEL r. oTERo. Register
FIRST Publication. Dec is. 1905.
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Notice Of Fores, Reserve Lieu
Selection.-t255a0

SefeCtDNx-~tG2os.)
United States Land Office.
Santa Fe. y. NJ. Ds 70 1904.
Notice il hereby given that the san
"a Re Pacific Railroad Company. by
Howell Jones. ~ Land Commissioners.
whose Post Office address 4 Topeka.
Kansas. applied at the u. s. Land
0ffiee. al Santa Fe. New Mexico. on
November e.. 1900. under the proyis
ions ~ the 8cs of Congress az june
ith, 1897 70 make Forest Reserve
Iiea Selection. Ia lieu n lands suF.
rendered by said company in tho San
Fyaneisco Mountains Fogest Resev t.
Arizona, 10 tie raited States, for the
following described tracts " surveyed
2ghlle lands. towit:
TIE Il, T. IA of Section No. "a.
Township I6 North. Range i3 East
an the New .aexleo Meridian
Within the Thirty fs0I days
per.od OF publication az the notice ot
such application protests against
said application ana selection on the
ground that the lands described. q
any part thereof ara more valuable
Tor mineral than for agricultural pur,
poses should Ia filed III said land ot
flee 81 Santa fe. New Mexico,
MANUEL r. OTER0, Register
first Publication. Dec Is, 1904.
1871
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rendered by said company In the San
Francisco Mountains Fores, Reserve
Arizona, 10 the United States, for the
following described tracts Of surveyed
public lands, towit:
The w. 10 Of the $. W. IA Of Sec.
tlon No, 2. Township l6 North. Range
tf East of the New Mexico Meridian.
Within the Thirty 900 days
period az publication q the notice OF
such application. protests against
said application and selection on the
ground that the lands described. or
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-26

al just nov a mood for celebrating
peace The Portland fair will 10 IS.
peclaily representative % ihc Oregon
country thar territory which
passed under . sovereignty by the
With Great Britain 10 1886 and
which Includes the present states u
Oregon. Washington Idaho and a part
81 Montana ard wyoming The Lewis
and Clark expedition gave 10 the Unit.
"a states a coast line on the Pacific
and enabled Us 10 hold the country
v st n The Rocky mountains and
south IL ne 18Th parallel"
pstian.