INDEX.

Acid, Sulphurous, page [85].
Age, Devices of Uneasy, [212].
Amateur Hair-dressers, [89].
Appearance, how to Improve your Personal, [96].
Arabian Women Perfume themselves, how, [131].
Arms—
Whitening the, [64];
a Paste for Arms and Shoulders, [90];
how to Whiten the, [112];
a Paste for Whitening the, [128];
Exercise to Develop the, [231].
Artists, Woman’s, [87], [88].
Authors Eat, how, [102].
Awakened, Persons should not be, [255].
Awkward, when Girls are, [227].
Balconies and Parks, in, [98].
Banting System for Reducing Flesh, [175];
a Quaint Author, [176].
Bath—
Towels, [54];
Diana of Poitiers’, [71];
Sun, [97];
the Vapor, [129], [170];
Sulphur Vapor, [130];
Tepid, [152];
a Bath is an Extra at a Hotel, [168];
Sulphur, [170];
the Bran, [171];
the Russian Vapor, [205], [206], [207];
Sensations after a Russian, [208];
the Sitz, [230];
a Hot Soap-suds, [241];
a Sponge, [241];
a Warm Bath Good for the Nerves, [256].
Bathe, how Often we should, [171].
Bathing—
the Value of Hot, [54];
Magic Influence of, [89];
Bathing-Powder, [94];
Directions for, [159];
Experiments in Sulphur, [199];
Influence of, on Nerves and Passions, [209];
Bathing for Girls, [227].
Baths—
Sun, [20];
a Substitute for Sea, [55];
Fashionable, [87];
Public, [129], [201];
a Substitute for Vapor, [170];
Turkish Baths for Corpulency, [178];
Sulphur, [198];
Cautions about Sulphur Vapor, [200];
the Time to take Sulphur, [200];
Prices of Sulphur, [201];
how to take Sulphur, [202];
Hot Baths for Hot Weather, [203];
Russian Baths at Home, [204];
what Public Baths are, [205];
what Baths should be, [205];
Improvements Needed in Public, [205];
for Drunkards, [210].
Bay Rum for the Face, [172].
Bazin’s Pâte, [160].
Beauty—
the Worth of, [71];
Care of Personal, [72];
Beauty in the Human Form, [86];
Literature of, [136].
Bed, Time to go to, [255].
Beer, Root, [93].
Belle, a, must Row, Swim, Skate, and Ride, [224].
Belles of our Cities, Old, [149].
Bites of Insects on Children, [81].
Blackboards, [230].
Bleached by the Dawn, [97].
Blonde Hair, how to Make, [68];
Blonde Hair-pins, [261].
Blondes, Advice to, [20].
Blood, Mild Cider for Irritable, [240];
Dew-cool Air as a Blood Tonic, [97].
Bloom—
Almond, [65];
Decay of, [146].
Body, Nobility of the, [165].
Bonaparte, Princess Pauline—her Lovely Foot, [162].
Braces, [230];
Shoulder Braces, [38].
Braids, Matching, [258].
Brain—
Brain-work takes Food, [102];
the Brain Dependent on the Body, [167];
the Brain more Delicate than the Stomach, [256].
Bread, True, [99], [100].
Breakfasts, [98];
Christiana’s Breakfast, [98].
Breath—
an Offensive, [55];
how to Secure a Fragrant, [56].
Bust—
Development of the, [233];
Improving the, [234].
Calisthenics, [38].
Camphor for the Face, [172].
Carriage of Southern Women, [44].
Cascarilla Powder, [74].
Caution, a Needed, [235].
Cazenave’s, Dr., Composition for the Face, [73].
Celnart’s, Madame, Works of the Toilet, [134];
Recipe for Removing all Traces of Tobacco in the Breath, [156].
Chignons and Wigs, Changing, [257].
Chilblains, a Relief for, [190].
Children—
their Irritations, [121];
their Ways, [248], [249].
Chilliness is a Symptom of Diseases, [51].
Chills are Incipient Congestion, [52].
Christiana’s Looks, [96];
her Breakfast, [98].
Cider, Mild, for Irritable Blood, [240].
Cigars, People who Smoke too Many, [248].
Circulation, Charm of, [51].
Cleanliness means Health, [164].
Clergymen, Sensations of, [250].
Clothing, Paper, [52].
Coiffure, Arts of the, [138].
Cold Cream, [84].
Cologne, how to Make, [58].
Color, how to Procure Freshness of, [60].
Comedones, or Black Worms, how to Remove, [75].
Complexion—
how to Acquire a Clear, [13];
to Clear the, [17];
Preparations for Oily, [19];
how to Procure a Fine, [21];
Danger of Painting the, [69];
Rain-water as a Bath for the, [71];
Best Wash for the, [74];
Cure for Bad Effects of Sun and Wind on the, [80];
the Complexion Ruined by Fumes of Medicine, [85];
Iris Hues of the, [92];
what Complexion is the Sign of, [96]:
Early Walks Improve the, [97];
Effect of Sunshine on the, [98];
Complexions Improved by Taking Sulphur Vapor-Baths, [130];
about Complexions, [192];
Complexion gives Trouble to Full-blooded Girls, [193];
Pure Blood Makes a Good, [199];
how to Dress with a Dull, [215];
Girls’ Complexions, [231];
Trouble with the Complexion in Cold Weather, [238];
how to Impart a Brilliant, [245];
the, [267].
Composers, a Nervous Opinion of, [248].
Congestions, Vapor-Bath Good for, [170].
Cooking, Proper, [99].
Corns—
Loose Shoes the Cause of, [190];
Soft, [191];
Remedies for, [191].
Corpulence, Danger of, [182].
Corpulency, Trials of, [177];
Turkish Baths for, [178].
Corsets—
about, [105];
Girdles more Needed than, [105];
Singing Scales with Corsets off, [232];
the Best, [233].
Cosmetic—
Artist, [87];
Gloves, [89], [245];
Cosmetic, [140];
Sultana’s, [144];
Milk of Roses as a, [153];
Cosmetics sometimes play Tricks, [194].
Crimping—
the Art of, [83];
does not Injure the Hair, [258];
Crimping-pins, [259];
Rubber Crimping-pins, [260].
Curl the Hair, how to, [84];
Curling Fluid, [28];
Curling-irons, [259].
Custom, [98].
Cuts, [80].
Dancers Eat, how, [102].
Dancing, [243].
Daughter’s Dressing, a Mother should Inspect her, [226].
Dawn, Bleached by the, [97].
Dentifrice—
Delicate, [57];
Standard, [143].
Depilatories, [32];
Cautions about, [128], [129].
Devices of Uneasy Age, [212].
Devonshire, Duchess of, [149].
Diet—
for Persons with Hepatic Spots, [173];
for Stout People, [180];
for Girls, [228].
Digestion, Food for Weak, [14].
Diseases—
Chilliness is a Symptom of, [51];
Eruptive, [80].
Dress—
how to, [219];
Poor Taste in, [220];
for Girls, [228];
for Flat Figures, [234].
Dresses for Girls, [233].
Dressing on Two Hundred a Year, [215].
Drinks—
Cooling, [20];
Summer, [92], [93].
Drowsy, go to Bed when you feel, [255].
Dwellings, about our, [209].
Dye—
a Harmless, [91];
how to Apply, [91];
French, [91];
Persian Blue-black, [270];
for White Eyebrows, [273].
Dyes—
for the Hair, [29];
for the Eyelashes and Eyebrows, [30];
for Theatricals, [34];
Chloride of Gold, [271];
Transient, [273].
Dyspepsia, Jealous Women have, [254].
Eat, how to, [102].
“Eau Angelique,” [157].
Editors, Sensations of, [250].
Eliot, George, on Complexions, [73].
Emotion, Training of, [151].
Enamel, Baking, [145].
Enigma of Love, the, [147].
Exercise—
to Develop the Arms, [231];
for Girls, [232];
Out-door, [251].
Expression is the Sign of, what, [95].
Eyebrows—
how to Grow, [90];
a Dye for White, [273].
Eyelashes and Eyebrows—
Dyeing the, [30];
Washes for, [34];
Trimmed and Brushed, [88];
how to Grow, [91].
Eyes Bright, Eating Sugar with Cologne on Makes the, [245].
Eyes, Dark, [122].
Face—
Means of Softening the, [19];
Making-up the, [61];
Compositions for the, [73];
Olive-oil and Tar for the, [120];
a Preparation for Whitening the, [145];
Pastes and Poultices for the, [172].
Faces—
Good for Irritable, [120];
Bleaching, [198];
Dull, Thin, [218];
School-girls’ Flushed, [243].
Faults, Common, [96].
Feelings, never Talk of a Girl’s, before Her, [230].
Feet—
Care of the, [40], [162];
Position of, when Standing, [40];
how to Keep the Feet Elastic, [42];
Painful Swelling of, [42];
how to Bathe the, [162];
Oil for the, [163].
Figure—
Erectness of the, [38];
the Proper Carriage of the, when Walking, [42];
what a Fine Figure must be, [225];
Care of the, after Nursing, [236].
Figures, Flat, [234].
Fine Arts, School of, [110].
Finger Thimbles, [124].
Finger-tips, Coloring of the, [66].
Flesh—
how to Reduce, [93];
Banting System for Reducing, [175];
Losing Flesh at the Rate of a Pound a Week, [182].
Folks, Older, to Join with the Children, [249].
Food—
for Weak Digestion, [14];
Brain-work takes, [102];
about our, [209].
Form—
Renovating the Outward, [12];
Beauty in the Human, [86].
Freckles—
Golden, [78];
how to Remove, [79].
Freckle Wash, [114].
French Dye, [91].
Frizzing the Hair, [259].
Frizzing-tongs, [259].
Gargle for the Mouth, [157].
Generation, a Low-toned, [247].
Girdle, a Linen, [105].
Girdles more Needed than Corsets, [105].
Girls—
Physical Education of, [224];
when Girls are Awkward, [227];
Bathing for, [227];
Diet for, [228];
Dress for, [228];
Exercise for, [232];
Care of Young, [235];
Delicacy due Young, [235].
Gloves, Cosmetic, [89];
Close-fitting, [243].
Grace—
the Secret of, [38];
how to Inspire a Girl with, [226];
in Women, Sign of, [234].
Gums, a Recipe for Diseased, [160].
Hair—
Black, how to Dye, [13];
Care of the, [22];
how to Cultivate Children’s, [23];
Washes, [24];
Means of Obtaining Luxuriant, [26];
when to Cut, [26];
German Method of Treating the, [27];
Curling Fluid for the, [28];
Oil for the, [28];
Dyes, [29], [189];
how to Treat Red, [31];
Superfluous, [32];
Growth of, [33];
how to Brush the, [33];
Hair Powders, [67];
to Darken the, [68];
how to make Blonde, [68];
Fashionable Gray, [82];
Preparation for Preventing the Sea-air from Turning the Hair Gray, [82];
Preparation for Restoring the Color of the, [82];
how to keep Hair Crimped or Curled, [83];
how to Curl the, [84];
Bather, [87];
Dressers, Amateur, [89];
a Wash to Stimulate the Growth of, [90];
Bleaching, [121], [263];
Removal of Hair on the Face, [125];
Removal of Superfluous, [125];
a Paste for Removing Hairs from the Face, [127];
Countries where Women have the Finest, [132];
Effect of the Sun on the, [138];
Burdock Wash for the, [186];
how to keep, from Coming Out, [187];
how to Restore Color to the, [188];
Dye, Cheapest and most Harmless, [189];
Restorer, Sperm-oil a, [189];
Hay-colored, [221];
how to Dress the, [221];
False, [257];
Changing the Color of the, [258];
Crimping does not Injure the, [258];
Light, should be Crimped, [258];
Dead, should be Pulled Out by the Roots, [258];
Frizzing the, [259];
Hair-pins, Blonde, [261];
Iron Hair-pins Hurt the Head, [261];
Cause of Light, [262];
what Colors, [262];
Foxy, [265];
how to Change Red and Flaxen, [271].
Hands, how to Soften the, [111], [243];
how to Whiten the, [112];
Bran Mittens for Whitening the, [172];
how to Secure Good, for Girls, [231];
Trouble with the, in Cold Weather, [238];
School-girls’ Flushed, [243];
for Removing Vegetable Stains from the, [244].
Harvey, Mr. William, [180];
Honors to Dr., [184].
Health, Cleanliness means, [164].
Heart Dependent on the Body, the, [167].
Hepatic Spots, Remedies for, [173].
High Living, Effects of, [125].
Homely Women, Hope for, [95].
Hours of Solitude, Reserve our, [149].
Hugo says, what Victor, [109].
Humors to the Surface, Drawing, [196].
Infant, do not Wash an, with Cheap Soap, [161].
Ink or Vegetable Stains, how to Remove, [112].
Insulators, Patent, [261].
Iris, Florentine, [138].
Italian Ladies, Habit of, [75].
Joints, to Restore Suppleness to the, [153].
Lacing, Arts of, [136].
Leaves are Full of Joy, [165].
Lecturers Eat, how, [102].
Linen, Écru, and White Nansook, [217].
Lip-Salve, [114].
Lips, Color for the, [67].
Looks, Woman’s, [247].
Love—
the Enigma of, [147];
the Love of Man, [147];
to Love and be Loved, [147];
Power of, over Man, [147];
Effect of, on Women, [148];
Miracle of, [148].
Madness, Brief, [249].
Magnificent, Easier to be, than Clean, [168].
“Making-up,” the Secrets of, [244].
Malmaison, Josephine of, [150].
Man Admires in Woman, what, [225].
Manners, Education in, [35].
Medicines for Women, the Great—Sunshine, Music, Work, and Sleep, [256].
Milk of Roses, [66], [153].
Mirrors, Advantages of Lining Rooms with, [221].
Moles, [33].
Montagu, Lady Mary, [75].
Montez, Lola, Recipe of, [154].
Mother, a, should Inspect her Daughter’s Dressing, [226].
Mothers—
a Word to, [109];
Prescription for Feeble, [211].
Mouth, Gargle for the, [157].
Murray’s Book, Lines from, [196].
Music—
Influence of, [148];
Women should Study, [252].
Musquito Bites, [81].
Nails—
Polishing the, [88];
how to give a Fine Color to the, [112];
Ingrowing, [163].
Nansook, White, [212].
Neck, a Preparation for Whitening the, [145].
Needle, how to hold a, Gracefully, [137].
Neighbors, Pulling our, to Pieces, [96].
Nerves, Woman’s, [247].
Nervous Prostration, Cure for, [13];
Nervous and Sanguine People, Diet for, [15].
Nets vs. Night-Caps, [25].
Neuralgia, Sulphur Vapor-Bath for, [130], [170].
Nose, Redness of the, [244].
Nose-Machine, a, [123].
Nursing, Care of the Figure after, [236].
Oil—
for the Hair, [28];
of Mace, [187].
Oils, Sweet, [153].
Ointment, Olive, [195].
Olive-Oil and Tar for the Face, [120].
Out-door Exercise, [251].
Padding, against, [233].
Paint and Powder, [59].
Painting the Complexion, Danger of, [69].
Paleness, Northern and Southern, [78].
Pallor, Shining, [77].
Paper as a Preventative against Chilliness, [52].
Parks and Balconies, in, [98].
Parties, Preparing for, [238].
Passions, how to Quiet our, [20].
Paste—
for Shoulders and Arms, [90];
for Removing Hairs from the Face, [127];
for Whitening the Arms, [128];
of Venus, [139];
Sulphur, [263].
Pastilles, Gray, for Purifying the Breath, [156].
Pàte, Bazin’s, [160].
Perfume—
of the Presence, [49];
how Arabian Women Perfume themselves, [131];
Perfumes, [141];
for the Body, [142];
Lost, [143];
of Spring, [149];
of the Bath, [159].
Perspiration—
Preparation for Profuse, [93];
Cure for Odor of the, [159];
Dangers Resulting from Suddenly Checking, [203].
Petrarch’s Laura, [88].
Physical Culture Urgent, [167].
Physical Education of Girls, [224].
Piano, Practice at the, [229].
Pimples—
a Recipe to Remove, [74];
are Disease, [239].
Pimple-Wash, [114].
Pomades, [25];
Southernwood, [29];
Almond, [84];
Mexican, [141].
Powder, [62];
Chalk, [63];
Cascarilla, [74], [242];
Bathing, [94].
Powder and Paint, [59].
Preparation for Profuse Perspiration, [93].
Presence, Perfume of the, [49].
Prime, Woman’s, [11].
Principals of Schools, a Word to, [109].
Prophylactic Fluid, [241].
Prostration, Cure for Nervous, [13].
Queen of England, the, uses Distilled Water for her Toilet, [169].
Races—
Grace of the Latin, [37];
Antique, [226].
Récamier’s Training, [70].
Recipes—
for Warm Days, [92];
Perfume, [139], [140], [141], [142].
Rheumatism, Good for, [170].
Rooms, Advantages of Lining, with Mirrors, [221].
Roses, Milk of, [66].
Rouge—
Tints of, [64];
Devoux French, [66].
Rusma, Oriental, [138].
Sallowness, how to Remove, [92].
Salve—
Lip, [114];
Toilet, [114].
Scalp, Preparations for Dry, [25].
Scrofulous Affections, Good for, [201].
Sea-Baths, a Substitute for, [55].
Shoe-Lining, [164].
Shoes, Tight, [41].
Shoulder—
Braces, [38];
how to Acquire Sloping Shoulders, [40];
a Paste for Arms and Shoulders, [90];
Device for Stiff Shoulders, [103].
Singers and Students, Diet for, [15];
how Singers Eat, [102];
Training of, [151];
Singing Scales with Corsets off, [232];
Singing, [251].
Situation, Accepting the, [214].
Skin—
Irritations of the, [20];
Prescription for the, [79];
Cure for Rough Skins from Yachting, [79];
Rough, [80];
Summer Irritations of the, [81];
Inflammation of the, [85];
for Improving the, [113];
how to Prolong the Freshness of the, [152];
Bran Cleanses the, [171];
a Recipe for Sunburned and Freckled, [192];
Cause of Rough, [193];
Effect of Consumption on the, [195].
Sleep—
the Remedy for Temper, [254];
Number of Hours to, [254];
People who Need Much, [255].
Soaps—
Quality of, [160];
do not use Cheap, [161];
Carbolic, [238].
Solitude, Reserve our Hours of, [149].
Southern Women, Carriage of, [44].
Southernwood Pomade, [29].
Spirits, how to Obtain Unfailing, [101].
Stains, how to Remove Ink or Vegetable, [112].
Still, a Small, [169].
Stippled Skin, Cure for, [18].
Stockings, how Often to Change, [163].
Stomach, to Maintain a Healthy Condition of the, [18].
Stout and Thin People, Food for, [16];
a Hint to Stout People, [93];
why People Grow Stout, [102].
Study, a Veto on Close, [229].
Superfluous Hair, [32].
Surgeon, a Wise, [180].
Swimming-School, Nervous Women should go to, [251].
Switches, Freshening, [265].
Tan-Wash, [114].
Tar, [195].
Tea, People who Drink Strong, [248].
Teeth—
for Decaying, [56];
Cleansing of the, [57];
Wash for the, [143].
Temper, how to Soothe the, [209];
Sleep the Remedy for, [254];
Heathen Tempers a Sign of Wrong Health, [254].
Theatricals, Dyes for, [34].
Thin and Stout People, Food for, [16].
Tint, a Brown, [91].
Tobacco in the Breath, Remedy for, [156].
Toilet—
Water, [58], [140];
Antique Toilet Arts, [60];
the Toilet a Profession, [87];
Influence of a Luxurious, [88];
Luxury of the, [88];
Artistic at the, [116];
Cares of the, [136];
Craft of the, [152];
Toilet Waters and Pastes, [161];
Distilled Water for the, [169];
Plain Women and Agreeable, [215].
Toothache, Recipe for the, [155].
Tooth-Wash, [158].
Towels, Bath, [54].
Training, Récamier’s, [70].
Tweezers, Roman, [126].
Typhoid Fever sometimes Caused by High Living, [126].
Ulcers, [80].
Unfeminine Traits, [108].
Vanities, Different, [109].
Vestris, Madame, [152].
Vitriol, Wash of, [76].
Wakefulness a Sign of Ill-Health, [255].
Walking in Relation to Health, [46].
Warm Days, Recipes for, [92].
Wash—
of Vitriol, [76];
to Stimulate the Growth of Hair, [90];
a Sand, [111];
for Tan, Freckles, Pimples, and Blotches, [114];
for Teeth or Hands, [143];
for Sunburned Skin, [242];
Glycerine, [242].
Water—
Toilet, [58], [140];
Distilling 168;
Distilled Water for the Toilet, [169].
Weak, how the, should Work, [253].
Wife, a Senator’s, [218].
Wigs, Blonde, for Theatricals, [68];
Wigs and Chignons, Changing, [257].
Willis, N. P., on Beauty, [48].
Woman—
her Business to be Beautiful, [9];
Woman’s Artists, [87], [88];
a Healthy Woman, [107];
the Loveliest Woman of France, [150];
Trials of a Plain, [185];
how a Homely Woman can make Herself Agreeable, [215];
what Man Admires in a, [225];
Woman’s Value in the World, [225];
a Woman’s Rule, [240];
Woman’s Looks and Nerves, [247].
Women—
Carriage of Southern, [44];
Hope for Homely, [95];
Transformation of Homely Women into Charming Beings, [95];
Sorrows of Ugly, [110];
Effect of Being in Love on, [148];
at and after Thirty, [150];
Counsel to Women of Thirty, [115];
Porcelain, [196];
what is to be Done with Weak, [196];
Plain Women and Agreeable Toilets, [215];
Sensations of Writing, [250];
Nervous Women should go to Swimming-School, [251];
why Women should Study Music, [252];
Jealous Women have Dyspepsia, [254];
why Women Need more Sleep than Men, [256];
the Secret of Content for most, [257].
Work—
a Nervous Person’s, is Fuss, [248];
how the Weak should, [253];
well done the Easiest, [253].
Worms—
Black, or Comedones, how to Remove, [75];
Flesh, [239].
Wrinkles—
a Kind of Varnish for, [75];
how to Ward off, [152];
Bread Paste and Court-Plaster to Conceal, [213].

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