Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, December 21, 1899, Image 3
RIGHT LIVING HINTS HOW TO BE HEALTHY, HAPPY AND HANDSOME. Rules for Making Graceful Curves Take the Place of Sharp Angles— Diet and Sleep—Care of Hands and Feet—Simple Remedies. You cannot make fat and produce the adorable curves so beautiful In a woman's form If you fret and allow jour strength, both mental and phy sical, to be exhausted In fussing and worrying. There's a wise old saw that says a sweet temper and a Ihmtv woman never dwell under the snipe roof. Itest all you can—get long hours of left celling sleep. Keep In tlie.open, but don't exercise violently; don t do any thing exhausting. Ten hour's sleep out of every twenty-four Is not too much. The very reverse of the rules for fat people are suited best for the emacia ted woman who wishes to coax flesh upon her attenuated figure. Given n woman without an organic ailment and free from real heart-breaking trouble, the road for making curves is a path of flowers compared to the hard lines laid down for obesity patients. Eat a little at a time, but often, and as much as possible avoid the food especially advised for fat people. Summed up briefly, the rules for thin people are: Absolute freedom from care and anxiety. At leust ten hours' sleep out of the twenty-four. In addition to this, naps during the day If possible. Tills sleep must al wajs be natural. Nothing is so bad for the appearance nud general health us sleep induced by anodynes or nar oMlcs in any form. The diet should he liberal and should consist largely of food containing starch and sugar; po tatoes, tresli sweet butter, milk, cream, fruits cooked and served with sugar, ail vegetables containing starch anil sugar, such as corn, sweet pota tees, beans, pons, foods of the nincar tni and spaghetti kind; llsli anil oy rttrs. ice cienm, desserts without pas try; pit nty of outdoor life and a mod erate amount of exercise. Sleep In a well-vcntllnted room. No one can gain flesh if there Is an internal ill seas. • certainly not If there is any tendency to dyspepsia or liver trouble. When plump in one part of the body anil lacking in another, n gymnastic coinre is advised. There is nothing belter than moderate bicycling, unless It may lie a regular gymnastic course, wldcl*. is not advisable in the sur. iner. Where the development Is meagre In tin- upper part f the body, swlmuiu g is also an excellent exercise. Walking is always wholesome. if mi else 1h recommended for lioth rttlui lie and gaining flesh. The care of the nolle Is what few women understand. They have a lot of silver scissors nud polishers thni are I'.t fj<r ornament only, as a rule. They torture the cuticle, cut anil tear It with dull Implements. It should not be touched, except to be pushed down gently wltli nn orange stick. "o soften the cuticle, hold the fingers In n howl of hot water nud soap suds, ill which n few drops of almond oil have been poured. Then file the nails round or oval, never pointed. Sandpa per the edges. After this Is done push hack tlx- cuticle till as much a-s possi ble of the half moon at tlic bottom shows. The gentlemen who selected beauties of the harem In ancient Per set rejected all who did not have tills lull? moon well defined. Then apply the red salve, dust with powder, and lie sure to use a good one that is not gritty anil will not scat the i-.'i-l. Apply more snlve, as tills gives a L-lgli polish. Then dust with powder and polish again. Then wash the hands in warm water anil wipe tin nails by pushing hack the cuticle with a towel This will take off nil the salve nud powder. Then polish with n polisher that has not been dipped in powder. Tlir t polishers should be used. Vaseline 01 (old cream rulilied on the nails at night Is beneficial ami absolutely nec essary If one dabbles In disinfectants such as trained nurses must use, ot the chemicals of photography. A talilespoonful of common salt add eil to the water in which the feet are lietlieil will sometimes do away with the disagreeable odor entirely. A tei cupfnl or strong vinegar is effective In malty eases. Where the vinegar ol salt is used, the use or soap should be dispell-oil with, in very ob filiate eases of excessive pe; spirittion try tliis reme dy: Betnnnpthol, 1 drain: distilled witch hazel. 8 ounces. This may be used as well for excessive and otlortii perspiration in nth r parts of t lie body A well known physician Is responsi ble for the statement tlrnl women ruin their linir by excessive washing. lie claims that only an occasional sham poo is necessary. The lialr should be brushed regularly and at least, an hour a day. This will remove dust mid dandruff, make the hall- glossy anil soft, while washing renders the hair brittle and lifeless, and eventual ly destroys the natural oil which is es sential to a healthy condition. Accidents With Lamps. Any table on which lamps are placed should lie of Arm construct lon, large top, ami of sufficient weight nt the base not to tip onsily or Jar when touched. A great many so-called ac cidents with lamps are caused by placing them on light, rlcketty tab) s. Maud Ooune, the beautiful Irish pa I riot. Is reported ns wnnllng to go tt the Transvaal, to fight nt the head ol the Irish troops. They say she is nctu ntet! not so much by sympathy with the l'-"srs ns hatred ftr lite Kngllsk. fi Our big store is crowded Y ' G USEFUL AND HANDSOME GIFTS uiuuuiiuw tions for the holiday season, /r / O and and if you are not a regular I I|Hj|fJ| Jjj I Infllnllv! mraill '%b Dhnirioinne feP can be found In our store. J|| rl U VlolUllO. So?, e h°b?l :, a r"s. r r°e,. fl Taboore.tes Fancy Tables „ Morris Chairs - - India Stools fafa\ fa/ ° 11K Music Cabinets - - Tea Chairs }\V * fa/ Fancy Chairs - - Easeis /fa- - and many other seasonable articles. /fa Delay Your Holiday Buying Y ° U 17 TT AII>I7 I> r CENTRE 111 SXWIi '• 'I. \I ll libit 1 . Z&k r* II We Have an Extra 30 1| rn -J-. 1 "g -fc • i i l C — ~ i | Large stock of \\ William Birkbeck, g to- ig \ \ 3 /i vites you to examine his Fine Lines of HcCrdware S g \i w Also a hme Line Of -q /> and Other Novelties. He has a large assortment of s jFor Fresh Imported Candy and Confectionery. 3 \\ ± MILLINbr-z*. 2// articles suitable for gifts and no prices in town are s§| —wV/pn"™ n!i bw^nmVnf'i^ 11 ' Don't for-j|g \\> O / / , ~ 7 . ' T s m get to caff ana try some ot it. r 22 \\ Dressmaking and a . a-- i 3 // lower than Jus. Immense stock of Stoves, Heaters B IS Promptly Executed at the // and Ranges always on hand. Store is located in the Best Be Cig-a,r in. Pieeland.[ \ \ Lowest Prices. / / 1> * 1 1 1 1 1 > • 1 - Grover's City Drug Store j SM ' ™ [ ten when pretty and appropriate articles for H Kft ppWk JmfflT I Reclinin 8 Chairs, Leather Chairs, l! the holidays are wanted. Toilet Goods and |9 Q Js fep * If Morris Chairs, Odd Rockers, J Toilet Supplies, Fancy Articles of all kinds WL | EdX £& I and an exceptionally line line of Novelties. |j 11 < II Couches, Onyx Tables, Carpets, II Perfumes in the Market. Prices right. . W | Hou^ e ds * I j j j y Tp nniniil ol' Trolley 1.i1 1.*, Cc'iitrp an<l Suiitli Streets. Groceries and | CANNED GOODS. S KEIPER'S- Flour, Feed, Etc. .MjfcliSO S. WENHER k SONS. Heinz' Pickled Goods i% stroe "- I SIW3VS 111 OtOCK. i /Tfaf. *J*yyrt, !■ ! ifiJR I which comprises many pieces in Dress Goods and V y/o 'm FSB U\yJ wSillilMillH I Novelties, any of which would mako an appro- 1 n I, n , 1 I aJ ( 1 priato holiday gift. VVennor's goods are always South Centre Street. p>| I - g-Mjl I Prices Are Very Reasonable. 1 hz=z:: _ 1 :4 |j 1 M MLWT'S HOLIDAY GOODS [WMALLOY'S #j Confectionery. lj 11L JJXIXV. XkJ ARE THE FINEST IN FREELAND. WJf aiVEN s Fancy - Bread - and - Cakes. J, double store of M. Merkt, opposite the Central hotel, is the /U A I TTVIV TV T\ nU U ltl m W JOHN RIPPEIj PROP. 171 r\ leading establishment in town for holiday goods. Immense stocks of Candy, '(IH()li II) A | IHT SP n Vl\ ' ii—r,/t Ira ' Confectionery, Toys, Ornaments for the Tree, Presents for the Young, the Old U lllJjkJUivl All and the Middle-Aged. An unsurpassable assortment of Fruits and Nuts. I|| . j| ■ Sl T I 1,000 Doll Babies tor Sale. D your HOME HAPPY J! 41 Candy and Confectionery Mm. MiUfamson| .Tolxix'siiisyo TfeX,. STAR SHOE HOUSE/7 Jy § QC StOT© S©ll Only o\ 7 I 7 # has a handsome stock of XV has the finest line of jy fa M z Pure# Fresh Goods. §\%l _ x . ___ _ starts..Hats, caps, Footwear, f I ///fi ~ to go when fou want m H Money Ordora and Drafts to all Countries. ' \ ZN^*Z2Sss~ ,l 11| £ the best at low prices. Q 1 All Sizes. AH Styles. Btoam.hip liekot. Bold. A @T|fe^O \M 2 Tree Ornaments, § M UllllO SUPPLIES j BH Store Was Never Better Pre w Q Toys of Every Kind, m/M of every description. flf 1 W' 1 | ( pared to accommodate holiday \\ \U Do not fail to see our ///I Pl-H ITI IMI 1t 1 shoppers. Presents for ladies, u \ v n r y i a, K e stock he- ~< Sy/y Select your presents from our j| SBfIHiSBH gentlemen, misses and chi ldren. \ fore buying. Jn I large stock and you will have ar- K I' y\ n endless variety ot Coats, Capes, Gloves, Umbrellas, Vk\4v R c I anhnrh Pmn / *w rim? tic !f s that " e us^ ul haH(lsome i Lace and Embroidery, Handkerchiefs, Neckwear, Furn c - Laubach, Prop. ,„d . =S^ MM j _ jßhing Coods , jewelry, Fancy Novelties, Dress Goods, etc. , Front and Washington Streets. Daniel Gill, Centre Street, Near South.