The Jersey City news., 1906-05-05

Complete external and internal treat
ment for every humor, consisting OF
Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills, may
now be had for one dollar. A single
set is often sufficient to cure the most
torturing, disfiguring, itching, burning,
and scaly humors, eczemas, rashes, and
irritations, from infancy to age, when
all else fails.
categEs soap Ointment and s ,. sold a hrosshous
ne saads0T @ The Great Skin Book
up to dressmakers and their shortcom-
ings.
Another to the kitchen range, and all
horrors connected herewith
A third TO servants if you be 50 unfor-
tunate as to have them.
A fourth to minor household difficult
ties, such as sour bread, ugly wallpaper
on the parlor wall, etc.
This room could be opened in the morn
ing after hubby had gone to work. but
should be closed before he comes home
at night. For, remember. he is not to
have as much as glimpse into it. says
the Philadelphia Bulletin.
Any two people who have to go
through life together are bound to have
many real troubles. If sympathy is to
be expended upon these minor difficult
ties there will be nothing left for the real
troubles when they come.
So don't ask for sympathy for every
little thing that goes wrong; put it in
your chamber of horrors. and the chances
are you will soon forget it.
Troubles put upon the shelf are very
soon forgotten.
From the woman who finds journey
abroad or into solitude in the country an
absolute necessity as time for an annual
rest cure, to her opposite extreme who
darns stockings and puts through pile
of mending while she is resting p after
q puSs u19 VI AouSS etcaHiAS, tASAS s4SH1
almost as many forms of resting as there
are women.
Take one woman worn out with over
strained nerves out of her busy life and
make her take rest once Perhaps it
will be the very sort of rest she wanted,
and she win relax and grow fat and jolly
again as though by magic Try another
woman. apparently duplicate case. and
she is fretted beyond endurance by the
shutting out of everything which makes
up her life--the very noises which have
found time to sayagely attack tired
nerves, the confusion and the strain of
the seemingly necessary working against
time.
If one mans meat is another mans
poison, just as surely Is one woman's ex-
citement another woman's rest.
An exception to this rule is baths--in
one form or another they tend to rest
every type. provided that each particular
type take the trouble to find out the par
ticular bath which helps her to rest,
A cup of hot tea is the ideal rest for
some women. while hot milk will put al
most anybody in mood to sleep.
There is a fomely but wonderfully
efficacions cure for that awful tire which
is the unpleasant outcome often Of long
days shopping, OF of day concentrated
upon sewing any of the things
that fire woman out when worked at
In too strenuous a fashion. That cure ii
nothing in the world but putting the feet
into hot mustard water and keeping them
there for ten or fifteen minutes. All The
excess Of blood is drawn away from the
brain. leaving you with chat nervous
stra ii liftsd--you are rested.
Thouga in the estimation Of all lovers
Of lace 70 dye it Is desecration. fashion
is COW eviucipg q pronounced delight in
esl0sea fijsmeots. and evan real lace IS
beirg subjected II the lnaEgnity oS ths
dye pot
tSs9sa lacs. uras-, ii be Of the effective