SOCIAL OSTRACISM.

Evening Star, Issue 11673, 4 February 1902, Page 3

SOCIAL OSTRACISM.

With money yon can buy your way into society is true enough, and the rich Americans who hanker after the society of the British aristocracy know the pulling power of gold. There is no purl, of the world where a man or woman of ordinary attainments cannot buy his or her way. his one thing to get into society, but it is quite a, different matter to be a favorite. 'lhe pets of society have much to recommend them; there is a physical beauty, if not mental attractiveness, and physical beauty involves the buoyancy of sound, good health. Hundreds of people have their social prospects blighted simply through ill-health, and they are not conscious of it You can’t he attractive with an offensive breath, a sallow complexion, a bilious temper, and a pimple-covered skin ! Why miss popularity through this? Wo all like to be popular, to be welcomed everywhere, but it, is asking too much to expect a good reception with your breath poisoning the atmosphere about you. Cure yourself of these troubles, and you can do it easily enough. The first thing to bear in mind is that the liver should bo active in its functions. Tito liver exerts a wide influence over the other organs, and is the regulator of the system. Once the liver grows sluggish and fails to filter bile poisons from the system trouble begins. The head aches, the bowels become constipated, ihe digestive organs are thrown out of order, and foul impurities that should be removed from the body arc thrown Kick into the blood, which becomes vitiated a,nd poisoned. Dimples, boils, and skin eruptions show themselves; the breath becomes foul, and the victim suffers from dyspepsia, irrit ability, insomnia, nervousness', etc. Keep yourself healthv and attractive by using Impcy's Mav Apple. Tliis ideal family medicine gently moves the bowels, expelling all obstruction, and, so removing the main cause of disease, it stimulates the liver, aids digestion, and puts new life and new energy into the system. Impcy’s May Apple does not gripe, sicken, nor weaken, and may be taken by the most delicate women during all conditions peculiar to the gentler sex. Impcy’s May Apple is sold by all chemists and storekeepers at 2s 6d per bottle, [Advt.]

We are now warned that to kiss a baby is “an unforgivable sanitary sin.’’ There are some sins, however, which die hard in a sinful world, and we rather fancy that babykissing will prove to be one of them.— ‘Daily Graphic.’