The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-10
Heavy Shoes for Ladies'.

Heavy Shoes for Ladies.
When the celebrated physician, Aber.
nethy, died, report said, that beside q
will Of some interest to his hsin, ina pc
cuniary point of view, there was found
among bis effects sealed envelope, said
to contain the secret Of his great success
in the healing art, and also rule Of liv.
ing, the following Of which viii insure
longevity:
A large price was paid for the sealed
envelope. It was found to contain enly
these words: ITO insure oontinued
health and ripe old age. keep the Nod
cool, the system open, and the MT
warnl.n
Dry feet are warm feet, generally, II
the system II healthy. To keep the
system healthy the circulation must be
good. The circulation ID mot good with
out sxercise- and exerciss On only b
Riding IN . carriage II not exercise q
al; It b merely inhaling the air. This
isvery we'll ~ fAras It goes, but the lungs
are not In full play without the individ-
ual II walking. Horseback exercise IL
very good, and b an improvement on
carriage riding, but It b not the kind
Of health creating play Of the muscles
nature demands. 1t IL action, action Of
the entire body, and walking only will
procure 1t. Now, the ladies Of Europe,
particularly those Of England under
stand this thing. They walk miles per
day, and il any dfour pale beauties de-
sire to know how the English keep up
their fine color, clear complexion, and
superb busts, we tell them that it Is out
door exercise-wslking in the open air,
filling the lungs with pure oxygen by
rapid movement on . sharp Octoberday,
when the sun shines brightly and the
clear blue sky u above. This is the se-
cret Of the rich blood Of the English
women, and their almost universally
fine looks and matronly beauty At fifty,
when at that age our American women
are pale, sallow, and wrinkled.
To enjoy walk, thick soles are need
ed. Stout, well-fltting calfskin high
gaiter, neatly laced, will always set of
pretty foot, and improve . ahomely one.
To guard that sentative portion Of the
human frame (for the sole Of the foot b
keenly sensitive to the changes from
heat to cold, or dryness or dampness),
the boot sole should bethick, aud - we'll
made rs human ingenuity can do it,
Then even the moist weather, or in 4
rain storm, the foot can be protected;
that insured, all is well with the body.
Ladies', walk more; take long walks;
get tired-no matter how tired-tired
muscles in any we'll woman, eighteen to
folty-eight, only proves that they need
to be used; flabby muscles prove that
action is wanted, and such muscles
prove that the system wants tone. They
are like violin with the keys loose;
the strings are without vibration and.
the instrument is dead. Buy the best of
calf boots, ladies, exercise with them till
you are well enough to go out, we'll clad,
in all weather. Wear no rubbers If you
can avoid 1t. They are bad for the feet.
If you need to paddle In the slush and
soft snow Of spring, put on rubbers, for
the feet must be kept warm and dry, but
use them A. little as possible. Wear,
when out of doors, solid soled shoes.
Take all the open exercise you can by
walking, and you will be in your old age
as fine looking ~ you are now; and
moreover, the next generation will be a.
proud of you as the young fry Of Old
England Of their stately mothers. We
have seen in Hyde Park, London, on =
fair day, hundreds Of grandnothers,
fresh and really handsome; and scores
Of mothers with marriageable daughter.
which, had we been in the marrying
line ourselves, we should hardly have
known which to have popped the qucs-
ton to, 20 dazzling yves the real beauty
and youth of both. Our American ladies
can possess these charms and carry them
in the age Of three score, II they will
walk more in the open air, and inhale
daily the health giving properties which
can be obtained in wearing out . couple
Of tip top ten dollar gaiters per year. We
hold that one ten dollar pair Of walking
shoes will save twenty DOCTORS visits 1t
Ave aoll>-- .-.ei.. T-hv yvu. va.viyv, a.
dies.
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