"On.- .>r tin- stoutest i-hnniis posses
'"?i by ' woman i- hor hair." says (
?'athcrsiio Proctor. the >011113 l!clas''n 1
*?' iv who > .ioiuins the Price Playorsi
t ' 111 a l<?- hoi Richmond ili'l>ut at the!
Academy in "I hilor I'ovri
"Por (hi- ? 0.1 .-nil." she siiys, "it i.
fM-"> *\ 1*11'.in.- iluty in pieserve it
oarcfull* I .!Vi\ known women who. ?
ill 'nan . instances. were nol hi .ill
pood looking, * et wlio possessed beau
I i I" 11 li :? > ' I 1' > 1 --Til. ?1 I ? ? : 11 ?? tiII11 11 ''
i!i?* la 1. i'f om'I' other charm. Thr
fault 111? mo-t women nowadays is'
Hint ihr proper care it- not sivon i-> the
liaii. l'ot instance there is tin- o\
i-.-mvo u-e 11 f iiati 1 hi;i ?? .ui'i i?tho: tn
i i-i.iti ointments. simply he. a use
antl-so -aid il proved ii.'tif f n lal
them Mv .idvii-o for the proper in'
brushim: vimI hrusiun^. 1 "lean. ->
iliat practically every hair is brush'vl
~aparately. This is a siinpb remedy,
wholly inexpensive, and 0116 which ! '
hav<~ always found beneficial. I don't '
rue.in t.i wholly disregard t It** hair.
ionic mild tonic used now and I
then ma . prove useful, hilt most wo- j
ni'M! overdo It.
"And. hy all means, avoid the use <?T |
? hetiiicals. This practice is re-ponsi- j
hie for the loss of more beautiful hair
tiian anything else 1 know of Why
should a woman repaid it as a calam
ity because she wasn't horn with titian
hair. This unfortunate circumstance..
if you deem it so. doesn't make tier the
dullest or most despised "f creatures.
