The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-02-10
THE WOMEN IN WINNIPEG.

Inc west wind that wtmpled the wild
Gods gift to the wild things that peo-
And TOO s am Signing to see s them - again
To westward the mountains and eastward
And wonderful winnipes-there with the
goods.
o women of Winnipeg. sunny and sweet.
wonder how soon I shall see you
again?
Brown hair and hair that's like ripening
And atmosphere fresh as the breath
Of the plain
As bright as the morning bespangled with
o women Of winnipeg-rm all for you.
Fair res aswes IS whose Tis brave husbands stand
With no greater glory than death for
Fair damsels whose worshipers anguish
Nursing their hearts you SO ruthiessly
Undervalued, rnisneasured and yn,.under-
stood,
o women Of winnipeg-aIl to the good
We smile when you smile and we weep
You sweep every chord in a sensitive
You cost few heartaches and lose US
some sleep,
Etcetera. etcetera, and yet on the whole
we love you; half human and wholly d.
o women OF winnipes-surely for mine.
The monk man who knows not and never
Who knows not he knows not. win new
er know why
We muse-courting mortals should sing to
why Brave men are ready to do and
For the love of you, nor viii he stop to
inquire,
NCy. Warman IN the New York Sun.
Transplanted Eyelashes.
In Paris and London. where the
idea originated, there are specialists
the process of transplanting hair from
the head to the eyebrows or eye
lashes. Only the brave and rich can
patronize the new method at pres
emit. for besides being painful and
costly. it takes long time to accom-
plish 1t.
The specialists works by putting in,
not on, the new eyelashes and eye
brows wherever they are absent or
grow thin, and SO cunning is he in
his work that not even the most
closest scrutiny can detect any differ
ence. By means Of the new process,
times only passable become anguish
ing in their expression, while eyes
previously considered fine have their
beauty much enhanced.
This is the way new eyelashes are
put In: An ordinary fine needle Is
threatened with long hair, generally
taken fro mthe head Of the person to
be operated upon. The lower bor-
der of the eyelid is then thoroughly
cleaned, and in order that the pro-
cess may be as painless as possible,
rubbed with a solution of cocaine.
The operator then. by few skillful
touches. runs his needle through the
extreme edges Of the eyelid between
the epidermis and the lower border of
tn cartilage of the tragus. The
needle passes in and out along the
edge of the lid. leaving its hair thread
length. When this has been done, an
other and another length of hair is
sewed through the lid until finally
there are dozen or more loops pro-
jecting.
By this time the effect of the CO.
is obliged to desist and put off the
further Sewing Of hair" for another
sitting. The next step in the process
is cutting off and trimming the ends
Of the loops, and the result is a fine,
thick, long set of eye1ashes. 1t is the
1lulSnlnS COucn tnat Is 10 come tndp
makes them look like natures own.
When they are first cut, they stick out
in the most singular fashion, giving
the person operated upon the most
uncanny look. The operators next
step is to take. curling tongs, made
of silver and no larger than knitting
needles, and to give them the curve
which Is essential to perfect beauty.
Then the eyes are carefully bandaged
and kept SO until the following day.
Most of the hairs that have been
transplantcd take root and grow, but
few of them fall out and have to be
attended to. For the first month it is
| necessary to curl the new eyelashe s
every day, but after that they become
properly assimilated. and it Is not
necess cry to give them any further at
tenticn. Eyebrows are doctored in
the same way, but there is not so
much pain associated with the pro-
cess as in transplanting eyela she's
Health.
Picture to Cure Insane.
The physicians at the state hospital
for the insane today tried the expert
ment Of exhibiting to the patients q
big painting of Christ illumined by
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