THE UGLY-GIRL PAPERS.
CHAPTER I.
- Woman's Business to be Beautiful.
- How to Acquire a Clear Complexion.
- Regimen for Purity of the Blood.
- Carbonate of Ammonia and Powdered Charcoal.
- Stippled Skins.
- Face Masks.
- Oily Complexions.
- Irritations of the Skin.
- Lettuce as a Cosmetic.
- Cooling Drinks.
- Sun Baths.
- Bread and Molasses.
The first requisite in a woman toward pleasing others is that she should be pleased with herself. In no other way can she attain that self-poise, that satisfaction, which leaves her at liberty to devote herself successfully to others.
I appeal to the ugly sisterhood to know if this is not so. Could a woman be made to believe herself beautiful, it would go far to-
