The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-21

son.
saw a young man not long dgo.
whose head looked as though he had
been shaking the furnace. Badness
and gray hair were threatened, so he
promised amendment. DandTuff is dirt
and also it is disease, and as such has
no business among clean persons. Il Is
contagious. and cans be caught by us
ing brush or comb in common with
The infected person. 1t can be ban
ishcd i'm a few days and then be kept
away by cleanliness. Tincture of green
soap is a remedy. o.. as its odOr is un-
pleasant the following preparation
may be preferred: Mix one pint of
grain alcohol with ten cents worth of
oil or bergamot. or any preferred es-
sential oil. and then add one pound of
green soap. Shake well and let stand
over night then pour off from the sedi-
mert IF 10 make this is not ccnven-
Tent the tincture of green soap may
he perfumed. To use it. wet the hair
ana Iut a small quantity Of the tine
ture jan several places upon ii and rub
thoroughly. Then rinse away the lath-
en-. In few days. repeat the applica-
ton. until the scalp and hair are free
from the scalp deposit. The hair brush
must be washed every time the hair
brush must not be washed in soapy
water. as that viii often the bristles.
hut must be cleaned by using a little
ammonia i'm warm water. If the back
of the brush is handsome. take care TO
wet only the br.stles. After the dam
oruff is gone. do not wash the hair too
often, as gTayneSS I badness may
result one reason el rs ore men than
women are bald IS ron heir habit of
daily headwashirg A though nothing
10 do with dandruf dvice is added
10 avoid the use 81 oc.sx when wash
ing the hair. as that III axes it brittle.
ana Of ammonia, as that makes it
gray A very small piece Of washing
soda may be used. although that
causes the hair to grow lighter in color.
alu asked freq lently for some wash
mat viii keep blonde hair light. I am
assured by one VINO has tried it that
White wine viii do it, the kind often
used on the table and known as Cali
t0ruia Rhine wine.
Green soap can be bought at any
GrHs store and is inexpensive. 1t is
Used m large quantities in hospitals
ior r.eansinE wounds and also for
Washing all utensils. In some institu
ICONS. il is used i'm washing floors and
walls. ID is entirely harmless. 1 knew
Cd. n woman using cake Of soap of
green color She made a mistake. for
green soap is brown. and is 4 we'll
known article Of commerce.
5o weather has so much to do with
Nomans looks, that she can afford
~ lake little extra care of herself
curing the inClement season. Chapped
'.a swollen lips. a red nose. a blotched
SKIM are far from pleasant to endure
~ Wen rs unbecoming. Simple tincture
iG u 1nn fn., he &
ana cam be used to advantage i'm heal
e the cnapped surface. Buy couple
'. ounces OF the simple tincture. not
a' compound, put a patent top to the
'"b@r and add two or three dashes of
To The basin Of water used for wash
i.- lace, neck and hands. The array
' SKIN foods and cold creams is be-
NHlefiag. If afflicted with a tendency
u" ID growth Of hair upon the face. do
10y use amy oil upon it. For such, there
y am almond cream that is healing and
'.ai contains no grease. while ii is
cheap. But if there is no unusual
--"Nlh, or mint of it, make colo
cam by melting together one ounce
'I white wax and three ounces of al
..oRd OIL When melted perfume with
."n jeaspoOnfuls Of rose water and
neat IL in with the same quantity OF
SIMPLE tncture of benzoin. Beat thor
oughly until well mixed and creamy.
Il not convenient to make the cream,
nuN small jar and stir the benzoin
mo H. il viii be found healing and
pleasant to use.
Al night wash the face well with a
GOOD soap and warm water. Rinse with
Coid water and dry with soft cloth.
1up INTO the surface little of the BEN
1GiLlaied cream and in a month have a
nice smooth face.
of course, if a woman oNer-eats
uIlhks too much coffee or tea, or drinks
Oeef' sleeps in bad air, keeps her face