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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-01-12
LOCAL NOTES

Captain G. S. White, Deputy Nc
Camish and Constable Simms are busy
rounding up criminals, the weather
being favorable just now to bring the
latter in out of the brush.
DR.. Essie Bondurant, lady physician
and surgeon. Phone 2SO, Empire block
room 8, Vinita. l. T. 204-tf
Mrs. Rev. J. B. Mcdonald is quite
sick.
Try some of the white elk at Rob
erts g. Martins. Phone 54. 74-tf
Rev. J. B. Mcdonald has been hold
ing quarterly meetings at Pryor Greek,
Ohouteau and Adair the past week.
Don't fail to try the homemade
nince meat at Vinita Meat Store. tt
Don't forget the Pearce lecture to-
morrow night at the Presbyterian
church, 1t is free.
Thehealth andfragrance and strength
ts the great pine forests are condensed
hi Pineules-a new discovery put up
ia a new way. A cure for all kidney,
blood and bladder diseases, backache,
hambago and every form Of rheuma-
tism. Pineules rid the system Of i'm
purIties. Sold by A. P. Owens d
1he Pioneer telephone company is
the greatest sufferer from the storm.
One OF Rings Dyspepsia Tablets
after eating, even II you can eat but
little, will digest the lit5le you do eat
and cure indigestion, dyspepsia, sour
stomach, belching and weak heart. A.
p. Owens. d
Josiah Lee and Peter Young Wolf
we're released from the federal jail |
this morning upon the expiration Of
their sentence.
Phone 54 and get some white elk.
Roberts g. Martin. 74-tf
Rev Randolph Cook reported wo-
man and three children in destitute
in the south part Of
town today.
WANTED Men to learn the barber
trade, Prepare now for the spring
rush. Positions guaranteed. Few
weeks completes. Board and tools
provided Can nearly earn expenses
before finishing. Write for free cata-
logue. Moler Barber College, Ft
Worth, Tex.
The tub market has been good for a
day or two.
Frazees are the leaders. 55tf
T. II. Thompson walked in from his
arm this morning, distance of three
niles, in three hours.
ManZan is the Pile Remedy that ]
reaches the.spot and stops all pile pain |
II you suffer With blind, Z
bleeding, itching or protruding piles,
md want to be cured, It is only neces-
ary TO use Manssan, the great pile
nre. A. p Owens. d
A number Of people we're out ko- !
lacking the runs THIS morning.
Roberts & Martin received a white
Tx today. 74-tf !,
The Vinlta Commercial Club is issu- I
ng very handsome folder as an adj
srtisement OF the city. They will
o0n be ready for distribution.
r. A. MeClelland went to St. Louis :
lst night to remain few days, or ].
ntil the weather settles. q
Pineules is the name of new dis a
1yery put up In new way. A GER U
sln cure for all kidney, blood and =
ladder diseases, and Every form OF :
aeumatism. Pineules relieve back = =
he and kidney pains permanently. y
you need such remedy let us show
~ the wonderful Pineules. Sold by
y OwanQ "A
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A SENSIBLE FAD--SLEEPING POUCHES

= INCE fresh air has proved itself so
potent a factor in the acquiring
and keeping OF good health. an
sorts OF interesting so-canea
cures" have been springing up TO de-
monstrate It's possibilities.
Sleeping Dorches are an outcome OF
fl. which make people VINO have Uueo
them sworn enemies TO the most ap-
proved methods Of indoor sleeping Tn
fortunately, sleeping porches are TOO
great a luxury for most or US TO IN
dulge in.
The most elaborate Of them are quite
luxurious-fitted mp almost like simple
rooms. with canvas roof, which can De
drawn close TO the side OF The house
IN clear weather, or stretched over TO
be absolutely rainpTOOf when the wind
blows from the east. These pOrches have
and attractive porch screens! wnich can
be drawn so as 10 let all the air nm
aginable have entrance and, at the
same time, close enough 10 com mpIeLeIy
hide the occupants or the porcn. n
couple OF rugs and a table fitteU OUT
with tumbler and electric candle set
into little sUnk-in places in the table
$50 that 10 sudden wlndstorm could
SEND them hyingJ complete very coy
little apartment
If YOU are so fortunate as TO have an
upstairs porch opening out from your
room II $ q comparatively easy matter
20 make up very comfortable sleep
ing porch cot can be easily carried
in and out, and do duty in the daytime
as couch in your room
You want plenty OF covers. Even II
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ing color 10 the cheek, and mster 10
the eye. Also the contrary effect of dis
appointment. But the deadly monotonv
OF the neutral plane Of existance into
which neither hope nor disappointment
form depression. and the fact is very
generally overlooked 1t is one i'm
which the vitality * maintained at a
continuous. even II not alWavs e1actl,,
obvious warfare with the surrounding.
elements. the human body In a state of
lowered Nltalty Is Ike an ammunition
less army in an enenv's country we
cannot prevent the mental from in
Huencing the physical state They are
lndIssoIubiy united, and for veal or
woe act and react upon each otber
Therefore the fuller our life Is In in
terest of things outside ourselves tbe
better for our health"
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WOMEN NEED SOME REAL INTEREST

Half the ''neurasJhenia' that's. nerve
exhaustion-is among the weU-to-do
women. who really need but a vivid
interest in life. which will fiji their
empty days and divert their minds from
bTooding over themselves and any little
ailment to which they may happen to
be subject. The maladies of aimlessness
are nerve maladies, and these are more
numerous than is generally supposed.
To call these conditions uerve-maIa-
dies. OF course. is no explanation and
is in way misleading But the truth
contended for is essentially true. one
need not be a profound Psychologist to
Know the effects Of a keen Prospective
hope in stimulating the circulation. in
quickening the heart and pulse; bring
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w s s :..s .: :: .:#:s5 s5:. 's s@@ I ::: s
10 enjoy the best of health
Sometimes this seems difficult TO at
tain Many girls who are busily en-
gagged during the day find no time for
The sports that their more fortunate
sisters enjoy; nor are they able TO at
tend gymnastiums. Exercising by ones
self is apt to become irksome, and to
get the best results of any form of ex-
ercise il is necessary that the mind
should be happily employed.
1t has occurred TO me that oftentimes
girls could help each other in this re-
spect and I am illustrating a set of
exercises particularly adapted for two.
There is almost always another girl TO
be found-a sister, roommate or friend
and you could have these friendly lit
tie bouts which would benefit you Won
derfully
Be sure 10 dress comfortably and
have fresh air IN the room in which YOU
exercise A short skirt and loose dress
ing saCQue make an excellent costume.
Don't wear high-heeIed slippers If you
haven't slippers with very low heels,
on had better wear none al all. One
thing YOU must not forget: Don't over
do. OVERRIDING. tugging and doing fool
ish stunts viii do more harm than
good
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down snug and warm. with not water
bottles tucked at your feet
Get all the outdoors that you can day
and night alike That Is the new
regime, and one that cOmpeis rosy
cheeks and bright eyes
But don't start sleeping outdoors IN
any but the good old summertime Inc
urst night or two. even then. most PROC
ably. viii bring you slight cold ,set
used 10 IL by degrees opening your WIN
dows wider and wider each night
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A SUN BATH is OFTEN OF GOOD
BENEFIT.

Sunlight is essential 10 the welfare OF
sli babies and children. but in the case
or anaemic and rachitic children a svs-
tcmatlc sun bath every day Is Of great
benefit The child should have on bfs
band, shirt and diaper for II the adv
IS entirely bare one runs too much risk
of draughts. He should then be placed
ln a large ClOthesbasket or baby car
TiaEe- crib or small chair If he is old
enough 10 SIT up: and with hfs face
turned away from the direct glare ne
may be exposed 10 the rays of the SIM
IN cool weather for an hour or even
more every day. OF course. IL vgo1iId
not do 10 give This treatment In tho
heat of summer. II one has q DIazza
the child may have his clothing put on
and sit in the sun outdoors.
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ro,lApE TO nEDrcE RL.sr

Iudide Of potassium, > grams; vaseline.
so grams: Ianolin. % grams; tincture OF
beuZoin. % drops.
Make into aomade and rub ali over
tho tdt parts twice a day
OU should abstain from food Thar is
especially fat-t -tOrming-cereals. potatoes.
corn peas. beans, etc. You should also
avoid sweets of an kinds
OINTMENT FoE HB0Ws AND LAsHES.
NaseHne, ounces; tinclure of can
tharides, Is ounce; OH oil lavender l.
crops, oil OF rosemary. 10 drops.
MIA thoroughly. Apply to the eye
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AN ALCOHOL BATH IS MOST RE
FRESHING.

When child has fever or is very
restless nothing is so refreshing or
quleting AZ an alcohol sponge bath. II
lS not necessary to give this very,
strong one or two tablespoonfuIs of
good alcohol, 81 per cent. NAV be added
10 basin or water % degrees Fahren-
nett and the body spouged off with
ms When the fever is high or there
ls much reStlessness the alcohol and
water may be allowed 10 evaporata
themselves and the body not be dried
with a towel.
II this bath is given to reduce the high
IeFer the temperature should be taken
Just before the bath is given and then
twenty minutes after in order 10 see
Eow much it has been reduced.
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the weather seems pretty warm. they
may be needed in the wee sma. hours
or the morning. when chiIIiness seems
inevitable.
Ihe nearest approach 10 a sleeping
porch is sleeping with all your WINDOWS
as wide open as they can be induced. t,,
go Even in the bltterest weather those,
windows are kept open, ana you neap
on quilts and blankets as you cudoie
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Growing girls should be encouraged to
rest the spine by lying on the floor. or
on reclining board, for an hour daily.
The knees should be kept straight and
the sides a daily rest Of this Kind
viii work wonders in checking or curin.,
"A tendency TO round shoulders and suiual
weakness
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Mrs. Henry Symes' Beauty Recipes

separate them and make them grow
dark e 4
Rubbing Vaseline on the eyebrows
VIII darken them a little. the only
other thing 10 do IS 10 use "a stain. 4
d@rmatoloFist could destroy the hair
between your bFOws by eiectrolysiS
you can remove 10 yourself with
tW"ezers. but this process affords only
temporary relief and must be- repeated
whenever the hair eappears.
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Advice to Correspondents Seeking Health and Beauty

stir the mixture until an emulsion is
formed, and afterward until the mix
ture is nearly cold.
The cream is particularly useful TO
heal sore OF stretched skin.
LOTION FOR INFLAAIED SKIN
Boric acid, 1 dram; distilled witch ha-
zei. 4 ounces Apply with a piece of
old linen or a bit or absorbent cotton
Use three or four times daily.
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brOws with tiny toothbrush once
day until the growth is sufficiently slim
ulated. Then less often.
This ointment NAV be used for the
eyeiashes also In this case il should
be very carefully applied 1t will in
flame the eyes, as any oil will, if it gets
into them.
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Dark Rings and Wrinkles.

Hearing of the good advice YOU have
given to others. | thought perhaps you
would help me. Ny eyes are hollow
with dark purple rings and wrinkles
under. / am only twenty-One years Of
ge and can give no reason for their
f,eine. like that BRIGHTON.
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Scanty Eyelashes.

can you give me good lotion for
thin eyelashes? Mine are short ana
thin. and ] would like to make them
longer and thicker Would it be too
much trouble to print fl in next weel, x
next "e9-- ANXIOUS.
Iry. ointment recommended TO 'Lau-
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SOME USEFUL HINTS.

II "clammy' hands are washed IN very
not wafer. and when dry busted either
with powdered oxide OF zinc or fuIIerS-
earth, tEcy viii be found To be greatly
benefited. a little common starch. pow
dered and scented with verbena or san
dal-wOod dredged into the gloves viii
also prove "a great help
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Trouble With Dandrnff-

Ny hair is fun of dandrufr. and is com
ing out last Can you help me with a
good hair tonic, not oily. as my hair is
naturally oily of itself? / give il al the
attention l can afford. Still. it doesn't
improve.
Il ne ddudruff remedy given below is
one of which my correspondents send
I!e most gratifying reports. Before be-
ginning treatment. cleanse the scalp ana
hair by thorough shampoo
TO REMOVE DANDRUFF
llncture OF cantharides, / ounce. liquid
ammonia, dram, glycertne II ounce; oil
oL tnNme. = DRAM rosemary oil. y dram.
Mix all together with six OUNCES of
foSewat5r.. Rub the scalp thoroughly
WITH tu!s preparation until no further
eNIlenCo OF dnndrun Is noticed.
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To Make Evelashes Thicker.

VIII you please tell me through your
column the. remedy FOR a large bust that
was i'm last weeks paper? I was away
and could not get il. so l thought YOU
would be- kind enough 10 tell me again
ANA also for The cyeiash. Ny eyes are
often infamed and red. so IL makes them
fal. / VIII be very grateful.
IA -R F,1'-rA
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Thick Lips.

As have received several useful
hints from your beauty columns. I
think perhaps YOU can help me. Ny
lips are very thick and unsightly How
can / reduce them? L. b
1 am sorry that 1 cannot tell you how
to reduce the size OF the lips. How
ever, II YOU keep them in good condi-
uOn, smooth, soft and rosy, ] am sure
the viii not appear unsightIy.
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BIemishes on the FACE

read over the columns in the paper
en- hlhIs on rene Tor blemishes and
round the formula for pimple cream,
pui dld not know how 10 mix or use
I- 80 thought I-wOuld write and get
''N i'S from you. a. j.,
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AbsCess Leaves Mark.

J would be pleased to have your advice
on a subject that greatly aunoys me.
Last winter ! he'd an abscess on my
nose that left the skin rather a blue red.
The last fe" cold days seem TO make
ll more noticeable. do not drink ana
have very good health. Ny work is
such tnat am compelled 10 face the
clements a. all seasons. but my skin
Is very fair. with this exception.
NAN
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Exercise No. 4.

For this you need a light stick
broomhandle or cane will do Both
persons should take hold Of the stick,
should allow the other to twist the sticlr
over and over, resisting just enough to
make each one exert herself
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FOSSATI CREAM FOR pTNfpr

Lanolin. ounces. almond oil e
ounces sulphur precipitate. : ounces.
oxide or zinc, = y ounces: violet extract
cream Ia each pfmuIe
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Cutting Wisdom Teeth.

Can you tell me Of a preparation for
the gums, as my gums are dark red and
hurt, causing me to grit occasionally >
AS / am cutting wisdom teeth, / also
have a small blister on my gums which
comes anG goes. J. 9. NJ
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Exercise No. 4.

Stand facing each other. One extends
her hands, palms upward The other
places her hands in them, and then
presses downward, the first girl yield
ing and allowing her hands 70 be low
cred right down to the floor. Then she
gradually lifts, the other girl allowing
her to do so. This Is fine exercise for
the back, shoulders. arms and legs-iu
fact all the muscles
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Exercise No Z.

stand facing each other. at arms
length; clasp the stick firmly and pull
Flfst one and then the other should
Yield, pulling each other over given
line. Do this several times.
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VIII Eyebrows With Colder 80

VIII you kindly tell me what Will
darken my eyebrows / have golden
hair and my eyebrows are white. and
slsc meet together What can / do e.
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An oatmeal bag shouId be found on
every northumberland. II is a splendid
softener for hard water. and may be-
kept in the water jug for two or three
days-not longer, as after that IL grows
siimy
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Exercise No. !.

one girl holds down the feet OF the
other, who performs the exercise which
consists of raising and lowering the
trunk from a horizontal 70 a sitting
position. This IS a valuable abdominal
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Palms of Hands Rough

! write 10 you to ask your advice re-
garding rough skin. It seems 20 he
smooth enough in summer. but in win
ter il seems to be covered with goose
flesh, only il is hard and rough. The
palms OF the hands are So hard 7 am
ashamed 10 shake hands with anv one
20 viii YOU kindly give me advice AID
how TO battle In olive Oil2 As can
not anord any expensive remedy
please give me the cheapest you know
OF, ana oDllge SUNBEAM
i am giving YOU formula for a good
cream. which should be applied TO your
race every night. I think il will inn
prove the roughness you describe. Rub
bin" a little olive oil into the palms Of
your hands VII help the hardness you
describe.
ORANGE FLOWER CREAM
White wax, I ounce; spermaceti. /
ounce; iauOlin. . ounces; cOcoanut OIL 2
ounces orange flower water, 2 ounces;
oil Of sweet almC lds, ounces: tine
ture OF benZOin. SO drops.
Melt the first I'VE ingredients to-
Sctecr. Take OF the fire and beat until
nearly cold, adding little by little the
benzoin, and lastly the orange flower
water.
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Two Readers Ask Help.

We are two girls who have been in
terested in your valuable recipes. We
would like TO have you help us TO In
crease our weight by the best method.
We should like 10 increase our bust
measure and broaden our shoulders
Thanking you In advance. We are two
constant readers. ROSE, VIOLET
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Rub together in mortar one-haIf
ounce each Of pulverized borax and
strained honey then add gradually one
pint of pure alcohol and one-half ounce
each OF gum mvrrh and red sanders
wood. Let the whole stand in a large
mouthed glass bottle for two weeks
Shake the. bottle occasionally Pass
through hltering paper and il is ready
for use
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Grinds Teeth While Sleeping.

Can you tell the cause for grittng OF
grinding the teeth while sleeping And
can you recommend any way by which
the habit may De Overcorte2
N J.. II
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To Keep the Hair From Falling.

VIII you please answer the following
questions ana do one of your constant
readers a great favor? 1 viii try and
give you description Of my case and
probably help YOU out. 1 am thirty
nine years old. ] am ia sound health
! am ii man weighing 1877 pounds and
stand 3 feet II inches. NV hair is gray
but that doesn't worry me, as / was
that way since / was sixteen years old
This IS what worries me; NV hair is
al falling out, and l have almost a con-
st&nt itching and my hair is verv drv
can YOU tell me OF something that will
stop the hair from falling. and can YOU
give me something that will make the
hair grow again2
p. S R
Try the following tonic. which has
proved most beneficial in cases similar
10 yours:
TONIC FOR FALLING HAIR
Distilled rOseWater. $50 grains. aro-
matte vinegar, 20 grains; pure glvcer1ne
lt grams; uncture of nuN vOmfca IA
grams; uncture Of cantharides. 10 grams
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The reStlessuess during sIeeE which
you describe Indicate nervousness OF
Indigestion Consult "a reliable phvsf-
clan in regard 10 IT,
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I.OCAL TREATMENT
Hands BED and Swollen.

Having been reader of your page
for some time, l would be glad of some
advice regarding my lands Ny knuck-
les are pretty large and red and my
hands when hot o. allowed To- hang
down by my sides get very red and
the veins swell very high Would you
please tell me how TO stop the swelling
Also. is the bleach FOR the neck the
same for the hands and arms? ER
Wearing cosmetic gloves at night wiz
greatly improve the condition of you
hands.
To MAKE COSMETIC GLOVES.
Use soft. large Ieathe" gloves. three or
four sizes TOO large. Rip them open and
spread the inside with the following
preparation. then sew the ripped sea m
up. The simplest. and. therefore tbc
least Troublesome paste 20 make is this.
COSMETIC GLOVE PASTE.
Ground barley. the white OF an egg. q
teaspoonful of gIycerine and one ounce
Of honey.
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Tie following lotion will improve the
condition Of your skin.
LOTION FOR DRY Skin.
Lanolin, ! ounce. almond oil. ] ounce.
tiucture Of benzoiu. / ounce
Mix the three ingredients topnrbo-
and rub into skin at night before going
To bed ''7
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nARk CIRCLEs rNDER - BE.

There is always. in my opinion, some
internal cause for the black circles un-
der the eyes The tendency Is some
times hereditary, but dark lines are
usually due to some congestion of the
VEINS of the part and are rarely, If
ever. found excepting under one or more
of the following circumstances
When the subject is anaemic. and
there is an impairment of the chemical
constitution of the blood or when the
system Is being drained as il would be
in prolonged study. lack of sleep or
dissipation of any description The ex-
ternal treatment is sometimes effective
temporarily. but cannot be permanent
while the causa exists.
LOCAL TREATMENT
Bathe frequently with cold water and
use friction. \ little turpentine lini-
ment or weak ammonia, one part OF
diluted ammonia TO four of water. may
be rubbed into the skin daily tOnce). but
great care must be taken that IL does
not reach the eyes.
Massage with a good skin food Will
help the wrinkles.
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Pimples on Nose.

Having been a constant reader Of your
column. 1 thought I would come to YOU
Tor advice.
Have pimples all over my nose. around
nv mouth and chin Could you tell me.
If it is not asking too much. how I could
comb my. hair without wetting il, as il
is awfully dry2
Is there any treatment I could use al
home for boils? Have had them for one
year r r r
The boils and pimples YOU describe in
dlcate a depicted and disordered condi-
uon OF your system. I advise Won tn
consult a reliable physician in regard Ia
an internal remedy. The Fossatf cream
Is an excellent outward remedy. but will
not permanently cure the pimples if fbs
inward cause is not removed.
FOssATI CREAM FOR PIMPLEs.
LanOlin. 3 grams: sweet almond oil. 8
grams sulphur precipitate, grams;
violet. 10 drops
Apply very little OF the cream to
each pimple; wait until the pimples are
cured before using the face brush.
which might irritate them
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It would be impossible for me to de-
termine the cause OF the redness YOU
describe and | advise YOU to consult a
skin specialist in regard to IL.
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Since receipt of your letter directions
for increasing weight and bust have
been published.
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Skin Too Orv-

Having watched your columns for
some time with much interest, feel
that YOU may be able 10 help me. T
am tail and thin skin dry ana hard.
face skin dry and harsh. inclined to
wrinkle easily. Can you give me a
treatment that will feed the skin. MI
ont nv face, 10 prevent lines? How
would you massage a dry face with thin
SKIN! y w
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MYRRH AND BoRAx MOUTH WASH.

You viii find the following lotion.
very soothing and beneficial To the
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Beauty
Red Spot on Neck.

Am fifty years old. Ten or twelve
years ago a redness of the, skin appear
ed on the neck below the jaw. The skin
is perfectly smooth and normal. but the
redness seems 10 deepen with time
4 SUBSCRIBER
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ITcH HAZEL COLD cRFAAl

One ounce each Of white wax and sper-
mords.
Melt. pcut into mortar whicu b-=
been heated by being Immersed some
tlIIte IN DOlllnE water. Ne.v gradually
add three ounces OF rosewaraT ana one
ounce OF witch hazel. and assiduousIy
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Frequent ablutiOns Of cold wafer
deep breathing and massage with a
good skin food viii make the bust
round and firm