The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-04-30
Anxious to Keep Young.

I would like your advice in regard 90
my complexion am a very thin. little
woman of forty, and-weiI, I iced your
help in more than my complexion I
am going to try DR.. Vaucaire's remedy.
for the bust; and which is the better.
porter or ale, for quick results?
have TWO lines running from tne
nose to the corners of the mouth Should
they be massaged up or with downward
strokes, and how MANY?
My complexion or skin is dlScoloFed
and not very smooth. and a number OF
fine wrinkles are forming under tho
eyes; and while the upper part OF the
nose is not so bad. the wings of the
nostFils have tiny red lines. and the
pores are enlarged.
The neck-oh, dear, il is dreadful. The
skin is loose under the chin, and | have
brown patches on it; and it is generally
serawny-looking in front. both throat
and upper part Of chest.
l am not sickly, neither am I very
strong. I am taking sodium phosphate
for my liver; and do you think il as good
IS the saTsaparilla you advise, and how
do YOU buy il, and is 1t put I'D by any
particular firm?
Perhaps you think it silly of me to be
so anxious about these things; but /
am not old-lool1ing and I have five lovely
boys and girls. and a husband who loves
me very much: and they are all SO
pleased when 1 look particularly well
that, if l can keep myself fresh-looking.
l feel it duty.
/ know YOU must be very busy. but If
you viii pltase let me know as soon as
possible will begin your treatment inn
nediately. II. H. ".
I am quite IN sympathy with your
wish TO keep yourself young and attrac-
tive looking for the sake OF your hus-
band and children. | am giving you the
formula for DR. Vaucaire's remedy.
As you viii see, he advises the use OF
malt in connection with it L scarcely
think you will find it necessary TO take
1 q tonic while HSipO - rS11HdX4 and
malt as they both act as a tonic to the
| general system. For the wrinkles run
| ming from nostrils 10 chin. try the fol-
| lowing massage movements. using a
good skin food. Take one side at time.
| Thrust the tongue under the line SO
| as to hold 1t firmly up in contact with
/ the cushion of the hand Smooth the
| line with this cushion just as you would
| smooth a wrinkle out OF a piece of silk
| or satin-gently, but firmly. and with
J many moyements-and then squeeze and
| twist the muscles gently all round It
| in such a direction as VIII tend TO I'LL
| up the crease, but do not brufse the
| flesh Massage will also be good for
| the skin Of your face and neck, and
am giving you formula for q good
| bleach for your neck. Go in for n.y.
gienic Iiying-drink quantities OF water.
| be careful TO eat wholesome food. take
| some form of exercise and get plenty
| OF fresh air.
| DIR. vAUCAIRE's REMEDY FOR BUST
| LIQUID extract OF galega (goatsruee.
| 10 grams; lacto phosphate of lime, 10
grams; tincture of fennel, 10 grams;
simple syrup. 400 grams
The dose is two soupspoonfuls with
| water before each meal DR.. Vaucaire
| also advises the drinking Of malt ex-
! tract during meals.
BLEACH FOR THE NECK.
Take fresh strained cucumber juice,
| boil it for five minutes. and for every
| five ounces OF juice add:
| PuiVer1Zed bOrdX, lI0 grams
| Acetate of soda, 90 grams.
| Tincture of quillaja. Pc ounces.
| Tineture of benzoin. 4 drains.
Rosewater. ! pint,
| Mix thoroughly and apply two or
| three times day until the stain is re-
J moved.