Gilpin observer., 1906-03-22
OPTIGRAMS

Observation-Disclosures cream and milk
taken in pretty good sized doses at each
meal will be found good thing for your
stomach ache.
Gertrude:-To rem owe warts rub them
each night with oil extracted from
mole. The Kansas variety is the best
and when persistently used until cured,
this remedy has never been known to
fail.
Bess:-To darken the eye-lashes rub
them we'll on retiring with common shoe
blacking. II this does not work salts
factorily try different make, being
careful all the time to sleep nights in
dark room.
Paula S.:-For falling hair, in a case
of your kind, you had better ring up
some responsible veterinary surgeon. or
cheaper still, rub his back daily with
sheep. dip until the fleas disappear.
Utah Girl:-Leg. swinging is an excel
lent exercise for developing the hips.
Stand on one foot and swing the other
leg round and round in a rotary move
ment. Exercise each leg alternately,
being careful not to swing both legs at
the same time.
Will you kindly tell me..what to do for
little red veins on the side of the nose
Estella. The trouble OF which you speak
is usually acquired from too much ex-
posure to the elements, and would advise
you to write to the Grand Junction
weather. man about your affiiction.
Would you kindly give me a receipt
for hot, perspiring hands? Ny hands,
particularly when dancing, become pain
fully hot and perspire very much. Ber-
tie Won L. Boracic acid and alcohol is
a good thing for your trouble, but the
best way and only sure one to secure
permanent relief is to get married.
"Anxious Enquirer" writes from Kan
sas for remedy for her hands which are
"red, coarse, and awfully hard" Many
recipes have been published from time
to time for your affliction, but about the
only permanent relief is for you to come
to Central City to reside. It's in the al
titude.
Kentucky Babe writes that she has
been troubled with very red nose for
over year. To reduce the redness
would advise you wait until New Years
day and then swear of. If no beneficial
results appear within week or so you
had better start over again using differ
ent brand.
Will you give me good tonic for fall
ing of the hair? Violetta. A good tonic
for falling of the hair is vigorous rub
down of the scalp with oil extracted
from the left hind foot of rabbit killed
during the first quarter Of the new moon.
Genevieve writes to ask whether the
use OF Cold Cream will induce the growth
of hair on the face. We have never
heard OF Cold Cream being used for this
purpose, and would suggest that most
any of the numerous hair.growers pro-
curable at drug stores would produce
more prolific and quicker results.
My hair is damp and has always been
very thin. Can you tell me Of some
thing to make it grow and keep it dry?
Eunice L. Your hair can be nicely dried
out by hanging it over night near an oil
stove or register: if it is too thin, pro-
cure more and put with it, being careful
to match the color.
Can you give me recipe that will fill
out the hollow in my neck and elbows?
My elbows are very poor and sharp, and
it is very inconvenient when 1 want to
wear low neck or short sleeve waist.
Winnie B. The most effective remedy
for your affliction is to curb your wants
and wear high collar and long sleeves.
If this is not practicable you should
seek out some good surgeon and
have all OF the Adams Apples removed.
We are troubled with sharp elbows our
selves and have always found padding
very beneficial.
Please give me a remedy for mature
wrinkles, and also state il you would use
Malt Extract in connection with DR.. Van
Belle. Personally, the editor has ma.
ture wrinkles herself, but believing them
always honorable, would not, under any
circumstances, undertake to remove
them. 1t is said that alumn and rose
water make a good lotion for the re.
moval Of premature wrinkles; for this
latter variety the foregoing mixture
might be tried, rubbing it in hard sew
eral times day; if no alum is to be had,
borrow little baking powder from one
Of your neighbors, which will serve the
purpose quite as well. The Malt Ex-