The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-30
Heavy shoes for the Ladies.

Winter is coming, and we desire to say
q word or two TO our lady readers about
Clothing the feet.
M When the celebrated physician Abernetby
3nied, report said, that, besides will OF
some interest TO his heirs. In n pecuniary
point of view, tllere was found among his
effects scaled envelope, said to contain the
secret of his great success in the healing
art, and also a rule of living, the following
. of which will ensure longevity.
A large price was paid for the sealed en-
Yelope. II was found to contain only these
+ Words: "To ensure continued health and a
&rlpe old age, heep the head cool, the system
&open, aud the feet warm"
Dry feet are warm feet, generally, if the
4 system is healthy. TO keep the system
3healthy, the circulation must be good.
NCirculation is not good without exercise
Band exercise can only be really valuable
when gotten up by walking. Riding in
Marriage Is not exercise at all; it is merely
Nnhaling the air. This Is very well ms far
Is it goes, but The lungs are not In full
.sl3lay without the individual is Walking.
Horseback exercise is very good, and is an
Improvement on carriage riding, but it is
hot the kind of health-orrating play of the
muscles nature demands 1t is actOn-ae-
hon of the entire body--and walking only
yill produce 10. Now, the ladies of Eu-
aoDe-partculariy of England--under-
tand this matter. They walk miles per
lay, and Il any Of our pale beauties desire
know how the English ladies keep up
|heir Zine color, clear complexion and SUI
erb busts, we tell them that II is outdoor
= xcrcise--walting in the open air-fllng
#he lungs with pure oxygen by rapid
Movement on sharp October day, when
ne sun shines brightly, and the clear blue
Ky Is ah0Ye. This l. the secret of the rich
#lood of the English women, and their all
POST universally fine looks and matronly
aauty of fifty, when at that age our
merican women are pale, salloW and
rinklcd. q .ta.
To enjoy d walk, thick soles are needed.
out well-iitting, calt-skin, high gaiters.
eatly laced, will always "set of" pretty
bot, and improve q hQmely one, 10 guard
4at sensitive portion of the human frame
or the sole Of the foot Is keenly sensitive
the changes from heat to cold, or dry
,ss TO dampncss.) the boot sole should be
ick, and rs well made as human inge-
iity can do It. Then. even IN moist
Gather, or IN rain storm, the foot gan be
81 Vtccted; that insUred, al Is we'll with
.e body. ueI
Ladies'. walk more take long walks; get
Ied-i matter How tired--tired muscles,
any ell woman eighteen TO forty eight,
t1y prove that they need to be used tlab-
Y muscles prove that action j. wanted /;
~ such MUSCLES also prove that the sys-
IN lacks tone, lhcN are llkea Yiolln with
q Keys Loose; the strings are without vi
alton and the instrument is dead. Buy
e best OF calf half boots, ladies; exercise
th them TIL you are we'll enough
III brave enough to 90 out. well
ID in al weather Wear no rub
r. If you can avoid IL. They are
4.|. d lor tue feet. II you need to paddle in
talush aud soft snOW Of spring, put on
Jlers, for the feet must be kept warm
dry, but use them as little rs possihle.
eer when out of doors, solid suled shoes /:
seal the open air exercise You can bV
lkihg, and you win be, in your old ave.
hfe looking as you are ,now and more
er.fhe next generation viii be as proud
won rs the young fry Of old England are
*iheir stately mothers. American ladies
ppssess these charms and carry them
2 the ageof three score, if they will walk
roin the open air. and inhale daily the
lta giving properties whlchcanbe obtain
~ Noaring ont Il couple of tip-top ten
ar gaiters per year. We hold that one
doilar pairef walking shoes will save
my dOctorsl visits at five dollars each.
e your eh9ioe, ladies.
adles desiring shoes of the quality de-
bed above can be supplied with them,
eaSng tleir orders at the shop of Wal
'rowbridge, on Fourth street, just east
70 Telescope building, No better arti-
an be produced anywhere.