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HE woman who hasnt a pretty
pair of arms must get to work if
she wants to look her best this
summer. Dame Fashion has de-
cided that most of the frocks for iiftcr-
noon and evening wear shall have short
H90*/Bl. and if, our arms are thin and
scrawny or red ind rough, short sleeves,
Ulitild 0( being effective will only servo
to reveal your shortcomings. But doii't
become discouraged.
I don't believe there is a pair of arms
so liirly that they are beyond redemp-
tion. and I~l'lrmiy believe that the wuin-
an who vvlll‘devote sufficient. time anrl
attent ri to h ir care will be rewarded.
The tnhf- ugly: bony. entru-
lar r i It n bill rodms really re-
iiects upon the intelligence and pride of
the women. for there is no excuse for
gig' healthy woman having an ugly
The eonditione of beauty in the arms
are plllmdvrouhdnesawliiteness, smooth-_
lises an a gradual taper toward the
wrist. The forearm should never be
larger than the arm above the elbow.
If your arms are too thin. which is
“WTI fl’°Q\|8h¢l7f the case with young
women, do not be afraid that exercise
will make them thinner. It is only ex-
cessive exercise that produces leanness.
The muscles of the arms should be de-
veloped by Just sufilcisntly vigorous ex-
erodse.
Bag puiichingis one of the best meth-
odl I know for accomplishing this.
Hotisawork makes pretty arms. The
women who perform manual tasks are
often the ones whose arms are the ht-st
developed, and I have heard that s.
famous aotrees, who was noted for her
beautiful arms said that she knew of
Dq eslrtiill to be compared to sweeping
a room with a goin .nfl-fashioned
broom.
Pinching massage is also .-,~.--client.
The flesh should e asntly pinched all
Over. but not hard enough to produce a
bruise.
After the muscles are sumcientiy in-
lnvigerated the fatty cushion under the
skin should be developed. This is done
.
by rubbing the nrms from the wrists
buck to the sliotililers with ii good skin
fund.
Much depends on the color nf the
arms, and evun a thin itrm is much
more presentsble it' it is white and wcll
carori for. Arms that are red or brown.
or blotched and uni.'crt:iin in tune, cult
he improved by bleaching.
One of tho simplest and nicest
blciichea can bn made easily by tiiklng
is cut-up ciicuniber and covering it
with two cape oi' éviiter. Let it simmer
fifteen minutes. triilii. bottle ani ad()
ten drops of benzoiii to the mixture.
Arms that are bothered with down
‘will nearly always ylold to the punlice
stone treatment. After using the pumice
apply a weak solution of ammonia and
water. This will injure the constitution
oi' the hiiir on the arms, and constant
t{esitment will often kill the roots en-
t re y.
CARE OF THE ELBOWB
Elbows that are rough must receiv`e at-
tention, for nothing detracts so rnuch
from the beauty of the arm as an ugly
elbow--soinchow wo always expect this
particular part of a woman's anatomy
to be pretty, and the gosscssor of it
round tilmp ed elbow s ould consider
herself blessed. A little powdered pum-
ice is good for removing rough spots on
the elbows. Rub it over the spot and
then apply vaseline :md almond oil
melted together in equal quantities.
I know of it wninan who found herself
the owner nf a pair of elbows that were
rough und hard. Instead oi’ dimples
tlivro were ctiilouses. Otherwise her
arms were very pretty. and she deter-
mined to make the ugly spots disap-
pear. Every night elm soaked the el-
bows in hot water for about ten rnin-
utes. Then she ruhbed iit e. good cold
cream. doing up each elbow afterwards
in absorbent cotton and fine linen. At
the end of ten days the callouaes dis-
appeared and the dimples began to
come.
If the circulation ls poor it is very
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apt to show on the skin of the arms.
particularly ou the outside, just above
the elbow. ln such cuscs using ti ficsh
brush daily is excellent for stimulating
the clrculatloll, anti it will often cause
roughness or ilabblnuss tu illsaplicar.
There is no royal road to pri-ity arms.
Rnd if you have not bor-n bnrn with
thom you will have to work for them.
S0, if yo_\ir arms are thin and scraggly,
if they are rough and red, or thin above
the elbow and hcavy below, get to work
on them.
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wmmmg rsscéon- rreckies and
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|` Uuperfluou: Hair 'Treatment
\ Will you Kandi! give me some recipe
E gh  nam paper forksritialxarfiuous
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I IYIIIGII 0|' IIID
l|llt`d%p?;1dre lsrglely uplon the char-
acter of I e frowt . If t e hair ie dark
It aan usualy be made almost imper-
ee bl h usi peroxide of hydrosw
uve bleegh. 'gba elsln of the affected
FBI ie B t W hll with a weak solu-
ion Sergio and water. Then the
heros? e s ep ed w th a soft cloth. A
growth which covers a small space. such
as the lip for instance can he per-
manently dem-e ee ey electrolysis inn
this treatment should be lven 'only by
a axper dermsmeo st. f you cannot
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'.elA~le the formula for crease , .. Iwll
i‘lower cream mentioned in your issue of
January 22. If this is not your custom.
will _vou publish it ae soon as gossibie
again? F. D.
Orange Flower Cream. °
(A Skin Food)
Oli of sweet almonds 4 ounces- white
wax. ti drama: sperinacoti. d drams; burax. I
drama; glycerin, li? ounces' orange flower
water. 2 ounces; ol of neroli, I5 roplia nil
of petit griiln. i5 drops. Melt the first t ree
ingredients. add the giycerln to the orange
flower water and diseo va the borax ln I e
mixture; then pour it slowly into tha blend-
ed fats, stirring continuously.
Stubborn Goitra
h su il a
9Z“'.2.’2“'...'.'l'°r‘i¥ r5i‘.`§§i 1" r.`..’5..’.i'»’i‘a'a
Bain, is mry weyl. had my n“"=\’°\‘ °f
¢1|m,r¢||t prescriptia I from several 1-ood
aeciorrn. but none near' 1° heir the so tfv-
There ore ask you to st me know, through
your a er, if anything can be done. end if
en, Whse. L- B- 0-
I advise you to consugt e specialist in
regard to the goitre. t would be im-
possible for me to prescribe for a oase
of this kind.
F ears Tonic Darkans -H air
u aborandi tonic for fail-
lnl .l\Tiru:Ji‘tf\ ificgeis, but I fear it is dark-
gnfng my hair which is perfectly while.
naturally sa. 'Will you kindly tel me In
your sunday column it my fear lélulgiifisdi
. b di tonic will not darken
ygiie-ehgirodgrnmanentiy; possibly it may
show alittle on the white hair .lull Sf!"
application. I advise YOU 1° llllmP0°
your hair frequently while using the
tonic.
Peculiar Numbnes: of Body
| 4| | me your valaible
advitrlltyaiuhrve hgerftifauolen some montll.
on getting up in the morninl. With I P0'
culiar numbness and bloating all over my
bod” "though I siet-p soundly all night,
hav. a good srpetlte and fo outdoors every
dey- also fee dalsdl dur ng the day and
h-vi ne ambition w siever. I have tried
.very patent medicine that was recomhaend-
:snr '°° W   ' 'i.i.°..'z? .rl
ieur symptoms indicate some interns
aim-ser. vrobnbly of 01° \{}°§|°Y'-“lm
I advise you to consult a re s 0 D I'
¢|l-ll l\ GDC.-
Want: Fair Compltxivtl
piexlon. I sm only medlumly dork usually,
and after using polvdor uiy fitce looks fair,
but in a little while my wiiipir-xinn tele
_dark and looks yellow. Ie this flue to my
system? I feel perfectly well and am sel-
fiom sick. Ia it possible fur one nuturully
dark to become lair by any means whatever
without injury to tho skin? Should n girl
nearly I feet ell wear French het-ls? Please
tell me what_ltin<i oi' (Powder in bbli Y"
I smooth sltln. Prepare chalk seams to be
t1o course for my face. Also. for s com-
gsxiali as I have described mine. is white
owder best to be usad or tintnd?
SCHOOLGIIIT..
If your skin is smooth and clear don t
begin u g cosmetics. 'lf it is Y°\(l]‘x'W
an mu \' it is most likely dm’ '~° “ S'
ordered igestion or some liver trouble.
in which cane the remrdy must coi`ne
from within. and no amount of BOWL"
will cover the defect. No yolmii' sirl. 01;
woman either, for that matter, should
wear French heels if she values 310|
health. I am giving you formull- 10|'
a good toilet powder.
Toilet Powder.
ligne gloulr, l0l°euri|oe;.;.taIcum. 10 ounces:
. ' n .
ullilgt othcfrggfhly “and sift twine through
fine boltlng s lit. Perfume te taste.
1To Whiicmfhe Skin
ar-
ofll "»f‘ii<.‘E'."‘i’i‘i§.I»‘.‘i.'i‘if.’°linKf’-‘-’ fi'-`{7..I“.....
this was a liquid powder, and if the face
was not wiped before drying. it woiliid
sneak. Kindly tell me if t is s a rslu ar
powder that will show on the fa‘¢°.k?l'
whether it is something to wtiiten t e s rn
permanently. The ingredients were l1ue_
oxide of inc, i ounce; glycerin. l drem.
x-seawater, d ounces, and essence of rosa.
Il drops. G‘ E'
The reparation referred to is simply
a. liduig powder and will upt. whiten the
skin permanently. ,
_ Finds Remedy Benefcaal
| an fi wer cream. and
 qenlfo :sk You. though,
just how to apply it1 I use the fade brush
gnii warm Water 5! night. and Put the
cream over my far _ and rub it n thnr-_
oughly. eiy. for fifteen or twenty minutes.
I was airs-id too much rubh ng would
make itafr grow on my face. so I uk
your adv cl. I have a few wrinkles. and
when Iapply the cnam I try to rub them
out* OII1 rub the sltlh rather hard. Il that
rig tf s twlre or once a day often enough
to use the cream? I'm only using it oncf
a dai' now, but my akin et very yellow.
and 'tn anxious to get it white.
EXPECTAN1'
Crt-nm. Once :1 illiy is often enough to
use ii, sitiisngh inure rrequvnt aiiiillrv
tions will do no hariii. Man C0119'
spundcnts always upply it bei/ore ex-
posure to sun or wind. Do not rub
thc skin too hard; nvntlo pressure is all
that is needed. Pe-rliups your yellow
skin is due to a vlisordcred liver or iii-
gostivc trouble of some sort, in- which
ciise it will be iieccsrary to take inter-
nal tri~atnient_ and no amount of oilf-
ward care would whitcn the skin.
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Lxcessive Perspiranon of the F ect
I have read the recipes in the Sunday
Diner. and ani very interested in them.
so thought I would write to you personally
about my heir. as I ill. not want to put
anything on it io change tim color. My hair`
is a nice black, but ii irate so oily in a
short time after it is misled. I have illn-
drufi’ terribly. also itching of scalp. It
splits ht tho ends und fulls out, too, tlil I
have hui little left. yet li grows fast. My
hair is vt ry seft and fine, eo I tltoggtt You
mlirttt sive me something to cor t itil
trouble. I hotles that I am getting quite
a few gray hairs, mo. ' '
I sm 40 years of ofa. Please lst me-hear
from vnu soon, for am anxious to begin
to treat my hair. '
What would you do for a vouniagirl with
lwealy feel? - MRI. _ M. F.
Have the ends of your hair progerly
trimmed; then givo it it thorough e am-
poulng. Aftsrwurtl coniinoiice treat-
ment with dandruff cure, given to-day in
answer to “lndian." Persons who
suffer from excessive perspiration of
the fect should ba careful to baths the
feet escli night before retiring. Physi-
cians recommend the use of hot water
and common bar soap, the kind with
plenty of rosin in !t.» Rock salt added
to hot water helps to harden the feet
softened by unnatural perspiration. One
acruple of permangunate of potash add-
ed to eight ounces of water makes an
efficacious solution for offensive feat. No
remedy will succeed unless persisted In
and is helped by daily bathing- and tre-
Qllent changing of the stockings.
Hair Turning Gray at 23.
Will you kindly help me as you have eo
many suffer-|ng‘from different adm ltiaittef
lly friends have been greatly bane t by
your kindness. Go here is myufaili-ig:
am 2| years old. but etill my ir is ura-
lng ver! gray, and so fast. At times I
have go to take down my hair after dress-
ing lt, on aecount of the gray hnlrs show-
ing. I have cried m,vsel to sleep more
t to ass your advice about my 00|!- _ ' NU III4 YW UK: U10 UFUIIU n°W°\‘ than oiica-ever it. My hair is el e bmwn
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llllde. and naturally curly and rather dry.
I have dandruff. Ilhave talisti scalp niss-
llie treatments fttuiearly two-yearn. with
“V0 ltlbarato raatr or brushing the huir.
nil ta no effect. lg: the last year my hair
has been colony out dreadful  not quite
_=~- much ngw. but more In the int weather.
i have use vmeliloe for some time; it seein.:
'.. muke the hair glossy, hut I do not lose
'~- diuidrulf. You will never know how
.sategul I shall feel towiirrl you if pu
will a no kliui as to pri-scribe for me to
prevent my hear from further turning gray.
and also a in mless soimthing to put on
to either turn the gn] hairs hack in their
natural color, or to arkovi them like the
other hairs. INDIAN.
I know of no method for restoring
gray hair to its natural color except hy
staining lt. bat the progress of gray
hairs can often be arrested by getting
the scalp in good condition. I am giv-
ing you forira.ila» for ii. cure for dandriirt
which has proved most auriessful. l ad-
vise you to continue wltht e scalp mus-
sage; if you cannot have the servicrs of
e professional, do it yourself every
nllht for fifteen minutes. Use, the
dandrufl cure asidlrected. shampoo your
hair once every two weeks, and--keep
the endeproperiy trimmed. This treat-
ment. if fieruevered in, should stop hair
from faling and retard the arrival of
srw more gray hairs. I should not
worry about the few you already have.
To Remove Dandruff.
Tivioture of cantbarides, 1 ounce; liquid
ammonia, I drlm: glycerin, H ounoe; oil
of thyme, M dram; rosemary o , Sf drum.
lillx all together, with sis ounces of lose-
water. Rub the scalp thoroughly with this
grepsraiion until no further evidvnos of
andruff is noticed.
How to lilassogc t/1c§calp
Your page in the usher ir, to mo. by far
the most interesting nt any othorlevart-
iiient, I want to ask a llit » adv ee. Wfli
the qulnlne hair tonic change the color ef
the hair in any way? Also do you oenrlder
li outer msn mon .my other tonic for the
hair? Do the massage movements far the
scalp consist of pinching the scalp between
the fingers in such a way as not to ld the
nails touch the scalp? I am tsitlnge tonic
for m general health. Do you t inlt Dr.
Vaurairs s remedy for the huet would lii\si1
ooitlict with s. onio for the general eig-
tsm, or woulg lt he better to ta e it alone
It seems t at these are man; questions
to ask. but if you will take t e time ti
answer them you den't know how mitnit
will appreciate lt. _ N. H. H.
The qulnlne hair tonic is one of the
but toni-~s I know nf. and will not
change the color of the hair. Great care
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should he tam-n when massaging thc
scalp not in lr-t the nails scratch t".c
scalp, its this is injurious. Usc the tips
of ilic iliiqers in .i rniiiry inovemcnt;
g~-ii:lr- pinching is also good.
l _<1-:irvcly think that the Vaucuire
:'t_;nedy vvtyilid Utmifct w\th any other
tp »|'ats might be taking, hut as it
apltggrs a tonic itself you could prob-
ahi igfense with any other tonic while
taklng‘- t.
_ Hair Falling
This ie the tirst time I have rvrr writt-n
to you, hui lateiv my hai; has been fall-
ing out terribly. Vvhen I c mb my hair the
ronib il nlled with hair, which worries
me ii great desi. as it ie one of my freiiteut
ilislrea to have good hair. When villain-
it.i- my hair l never use enythlnq init
lnorsx and hot water. Now. if you wil only
give me some rscipn that wil melts i-iv
hair grow and strip rombintr out. l osnnlt
afford massage treniment. also cannot this
anything that makes the hair oily, as when
5 do I can never get it to stay up. Now,
on't think me fussy. for I am not; but
if you can only help me out in this trouble
I am sure I will always appreciate your
kindness. I know of many persf-ii that
have been made happy by your a.d\..e. an-i
linpe you can do something for inn' ss l
`-nm really worried over my hair on '1
one more question I would like ii. salt pl-1
nd that is in regard to some \.rlnkIes in
gty forehead. I have I. vary had haoit of
mowling, and from so doing have nulli-
fhur lnrgo wrinkles in my fort-head. whil-li
lhnw very plainly. and if you could rescin-
end some good cold cream or somciliing
aimilar that would remove them I would be
happy, \\'. T.
.First have the ends of your hair thor-
oughly trimmed or singed and thru
shampoo the hair thoroughly with the
mixture for which I nm g vlng _vnu for-
mula. Use the qulnlne tonic at-roriling
to directions, and I think your liitir will
strip falling. Since recclpt of your int-
ter I have publislicd article on rcninvul
of wrinkles.
Shampoo.
Potassium rarlmrinir i ounce: ammonia
vi-atv-r, lȤ ounces; tincture of cantiiiiriiles. I
drums; tiny rum, 4 ounces; alcohol, I ounces;
whit-r. 6 uuni-ss.
-Dissolve the potassium carbonate in the
water and add the remaining ingredients
Rub well into the roots, Rinse thoroughly
in several waters. Then dry carefully.
Quinine Hair Tonic.
Sulphate of qulnlne, I dram; rorewsirr,
bounces; dilute sulphuric acid, lb mlniins;
reciiiird spirits, 1 otinoi-s. Mix, then further
atldz Gl)':er\i\. % ounce; essence royale or
resent-e muslt, I or 6 minima. Agltsta until
solution is complete. Apply to the roots uf
ii-ie hair every day. `
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Chinese Eyelash Stain.
Gum arabic, I dram; india ink, tg dram;
rbrewator. I ounces,
gowder the ink and gum and irlturnre
s nil quantities of the powder with the
msswater until you get a uniform il|n.»k
li uid in a pow er. and than add the i..
i uinri<-r of the msotvater to it. it i<hr.ii.i
li nlrpllctl with a very tiny caini-l's hair
brush.
Hair Turning Gray
I nm s rriitler of your i-nliimn. sud wont
toxaak a tiucstiilu.
'ly hair s dark and some of tim ~ii.iui-¢
are turniiii: itiny. unit I “ani lu k||<.~»_ -\-i.\1
will rustr.i'e ii. A l{lI.\lii"li
Thcro is no way ni’ restoring i;r:i,\ li ;;:'
(ul its natural color excel!! ;»‘ iisiui; .i
s\&n l am givintl you formiilzi 1... .i
ily# Which has |ir0\'et very satlsfiiriui,
iii many cases.
i Dye for Hair.
fwroselue s-:i~i. ‘. f~\n\v~-; tiniiiim it-no-r
llllll, ifhvillivt-»_ iIissu|\'e_ mul when tim
r uilon as eiwlr-l uiitt g|iiilu.\il,\‘ it-t-tiilvil
i.nril. ‘t fiulii i»u\i»-s
lio above t< full siren th. and will rniik.,
thy linir nlinqt l»int:i<_ §iiu¢eil with w--c-~r,
ltlwiii slaineiliu hair ruin ilailt in ii|;i.t
brvwti.
_ Adricewfboill Pimplrs
Qaviiif read nomo of your silvivs in vii-is
in the i rnliii and Jil-only Ucpaitnieni, nnl
thi nieces, that many or the-in intro i...i
uhh your recipes, I was tempt.-d tu write
to 'un on iii_v own acauuni.
ill you tell ine If your orange tlnivsr
or nt s .i gout! maeeuae crriini to iirlve
ii y nrnples from un or the -kin. und
ni o wrinkles tiuilsr iiie~6>‘es. or iii lhrre
no rthlns \\itii i-arhuliu lulvu iii it limi.
is hotter for (the former trouble? lily am-
lil on is to lavn it clear coniuiexln. ind
1 ave irieti hard tn get it, L_ i. i
. E.-I sm only si ‘yum old,_\‘.__ 1
ra not understand why han am-h -\ .i-
kl under the eyes. lease tell me souie-
th nl ihui will rirl me of thaui.
mpiss 'under the skin indicate some
di urhsnce of tho circulation or diges-
tin i. i iidvise you to so in for hygienic
li\'iil;. list simple wholesome foods,
wilh plenty of fresh fruit and vegeta-
ineti. Trike a good blond purifier. The
ci' m for which l am giving you for-
m s is an excellent healing ngcnt and
wil greatly aid in causlm: thc disap-
pearance of ilie plmples.
.» Foesati Cream for Pltnpies.
Llanollni 5 grams; sweet almond oil. I
grams; sui&hur precipitate. I grams: oxide
of slnm 2 grams; extract of violet, 10
drops. Apply a very little ct the cream
to each plmple.
,Hair of Diyfmmr shaun ff
Hy hair ls auburn colored. ‘the beck ball'
1'/°¢:°e~'/0/.:-//f‘
_g-a
1.
i ‘ V
_rf-»1
_ .;.;s».
....,
ff'
cha im. ~
""`i`iT li"'-*r "i-»'i~ on the red-while the
fzéuzii lui if »;:'t~.i~-_-_ diiilwr. with sircaks
'J L-my.
F_‘l‘l,'x"“|',~"" Il ' ‘\'r¢|;:~~l rn coloring gr
I l.i i ¢.~ mf- rent hair t e
""- lr of il. `.-_ in'-thin.; that will not
luiui»~ in _ :ny iuii~- is \-erv thin.
,I :: ii. - l<i\-1-ii. pyrogsllln stain,
l‘ I.\'Fl~i.i.. :l-.lfni nm! other formulas
irconimiv ii vi. .:: ~-iilvriciiis. init do not
t~rti’t~ i-1 iv i iniu 1.1 .ily time \\'iih"\ii your
|\dViC'*. HUPE.
I thinl: il:~~ l'-n"'\ v'~~::l~l im the beef,-
stain for 1.'-iii : l. -_ _‘t is ii vegutabit:
stain. l~~>ri~-1-tl_\ ...fi _ _ ..iiil prutluccl
an auiviizi. il..
` ‘-.... r.".' '~~_
1'at£ (_,(.,ilfi{ if ._ _ . .lg
I hav- .fi .~.iii~1i- with :,\ i...i- .-.lilrh E
vilrlli. vii! t~‘rr »-. |:\\ii'h, l i--~\.i\ vliru. ll.
ll A i- :i:'. ' .\ _.l \'.:\i'1\ liii-i_\' hiive.
\.ut ~ :mn :< _ .~_~. ...l .4 _ .|i.\ i....ro
tu my lin... .....i - l .lin 5. iuii. .\nn,
\\|\it a ii .1-(n‘.u.::1» ri i..i\'t- 4. _-'.~ Lice just
r-<.\f~i-l-ti uiil: Eiiih- pic. .\i .i ~i.»_:in<‘i.» it
is n-it ii \. lnii -in mis..-i ii-».»"t'liun
und iii thi ,_--f:;.; lii;i i -if uii,\ ii .J ...ii.i|ii.\*
ii..ir1i.ii-_ sin.. . i . .- ;.:i i..  \- .im
\lI`L' l"vi\il_`-' ll.\_ I-._ ~ [_ -I |i"f|\l
nn.: inf-n i  »»  _,,.. . _ _.ii-I
so. i _ ir., .~ _ . ., .iii ..m. :... <,..-.ti
».»
...nl » is r 1 ....
i _  .ya u_-.- _ in. i iv- 'i li :mii-
1... _ .nr \.l'. lin . .i -_ .nl 
ii . lil- 1|.-i ii.. '_ ii 1 _ ::.1 ii
ii i » p...  -. .l ir _  ‘=ii|l
'.<: i .i ||\ ».‘ii~;..l ,\..I. <l - ill
i:.- in; li.-ui -y .._.: 'ii- iiiiws .ook
ll.. ._ i ._ -. _ ..\n -ini' ..- uliiio It
i..»l.-s i 1 ~  :_ .- it |-i ..i.-...ion
tv: V u iii' ' ii 'ii . 'ii t iw-vi n-ii Nmv.
»_i_~-.,\_ <; ..- i. i l- _.ni .i or i-ir this
1.-\\.'i:l vl..;n,
l'-»i~ini_. ...ii i  i .-._ _~~.... :..r:n<ii_1 /oe
this ii-l.;.~\ in 'ui - u-_ u; ii so t
hnvi- lin-n ii.. .t -ii ii i-l. _<v~-_:ir ir.
Sir v.-nuitl ~. ‘i .lin - t ii in. ,_-|-... ii tin?
l ku-»\\ y . ..i:i i~.i. fig. it ,r ..: uni r-an,
M. P
=_-'og
:
l~`ri»iu ywxr ilf\.~=.-i'i;<;!~-rt Liiltv it _iou
nrv truniii--ii uizli »»ii.:~ - cl
nil.-li i.ilc~'.»- :i lil.; iiiizf-
nnf: lin- i. .-'i  i l
vi-iv in \i;~ .i » l'_ tv: lui- :' .1 ~.:-`.i
:iiiil .i ;_~»i i _ _iv .. |i'.v.iii
.ii y. __ t. li . ~. \.i~'- . ._ .',._'irnt
5 . .. i _  :_ p.,..»s
\.... :_ <..i s.. i ti..-
ii pi i .rl i iq. ~i.~ 'iv-! thu
l...., . , liiliii ii. i i,...~‘l ;.. ...ur
n~i  , .~
i'\i|'~. ihtieiv.
l_...;. », ;`.i 1;`iiln"g.~tl PJ1`”.‘<.
lil' i , .i;.i~\ wil .-i \..: _ -.7,»|_
4. .,<.»‘ i il t- ~i i‘||l.'l!i\
ul it .L ill i|lr>.l.|v 1 iiiil il.
l"i'11md 1€1'»l¢'d1¢'s S1icr1'.v.iful
I linvr uh-ll your remedy for damp. oily
hair, uni ii in une. but it does not leave
ini- gray luiir brim-n l tiled 'our henna
stain. and iliei ina-io it Just the color lt
im-ii in be. Nu-.\-_ will you tell me how I
aiu to use the two? l cannot sei along
wiiliout ihrm. lil. A. D,
As thc lieiiuit stain does not have to
hc iippliod but about once in tivo or lit
wc:-i..=, i sin.-,iiii think you might use the
oliwr lnilou it-giiliirly in between.
*“ I
Cure /or .fslhma Repealed '
li you receive the asthma cure that "Mrs.
`  it 4 Will ' ki dl l1lll\
f-
In-‘
.s speasir. you nypu s
r srinl in this acirlrviis as muon as pos-
.I .' l ni\ii.~»_i it was united for anti have
», .. »~i .inn ..s..ii¢>-l for it to appear eaon
i .= nn \i.isi~i».-i»_l render of your valu-
nii. »~-;.i.li||--ni, :mil iisvi- used several of
_ilni i.-...ns ‘.\'.:li iw-ii .fir-vt. As I am
_ ..i...|.; .it-rp in ihv misery uf an attack
. i.‘.lvnl ,\-ill <'.<i_ Illlhglns with what
_ =i.-_- l shall hniih rin' the coveted
i .. 0. E. H.
_ -  \<;:iil,.' nn; Mrs J, 1', g_ |f ,ng
\\... it inn ,n rinifiisli tiir asthma cum?
l |...~. i-nil .. iiiiiiibei- of things and
it--in -..»~f sin- virote in lsriswsr L0
|...i.ii. ~. i.r .ini noi solid the re%sdy.
L. .N. 1
Asthma Cure. '
\i=<, :=~~v.-:-: \=< iw one has given Mrs.
_ ii ii. ~'h-i... ..:r.- you nubisheu some
i -...l ..;»_v ii for you from the
ii uni.. \..ui' rein. lt was Flvm
_  » .nw ni my neighbors tred It
_-1... .1 n.- : ..; .i»_:hn.\ by ii. li is syrup
»: i ._ .. .i.-ill. one tnnrpoonful three -
uint.. . ly .ini one rii nlqlii %necoeear7.
MRS. U. . ELLIS. h
. , _ . , '
i\i`t/\` [00 pdl '
I have in-an ii wall.-r of your remediei on
health and i...siiiy annie three months. and
novi I wuvlii iilu-_ you to give me ldvlt
as tn ima in ri-riu¢~i~ the flesh on my :F
It is in rl-ls, with wrliiltios or lines all
around :l.\~ nw-k. Also advise ae te nel
to »ii..ii..iii~ ini. lliic ritnnlng down
ilu- ni~ il. .\: the end ot outer edge of
the nnnili. it ~r»~ni slums) like alclli than
¢0nll|i\;i~~ iioun the chili. . T. ,
I ani givini; you iormha fosderpomsde
tolriduco fui. \\'lilt‘h hL|£iDI'0g|" IW .
u n maiy cases. on _
nee, n-.akeltretruent app :Alone of clear
s;cohol.k,Fulibi irectio il¥`r'the reJ::"a‘l
o wiiii e msee§ ave ap
an thle coiismnysince pt of your let-
tr.  ,
his
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remiss te laden ne. 
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htfiiro lego wpzntuael ne ever the
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