Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-23


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There isn't any other tune when a
woman feels ~ like feeling Of her
shoulder blades To see If the wings
have sprouted, as when she has
slipped the wrong mans ring of her
finger, and feels that shell never
bear the brunt of his hateful temper,
or put up with his neglect, or grow
old before her time because of his
unfaithfulness - when she stands
free again and ready for the right
man to come along.
suppose woman never feels
certain that the right man won't
come in all her life.
However, we're talking of old
maids and the people who pity them.
1t is all very we'll to get poetical
over married life, and set single wo-
men down as miserable creatures;
but, like most theories, the thing
won't wash"
If you get IN adoring husband,
ready to cherish and protect you
while life lasts, you're certainly
happy woman; but how many do ?
One out of fifty, perhaps.
It's lottery with few lucky num-
bers, and even an old maid doesn't
bitterly envy woman with q mean,
or quarrelsome, or q neglected hus-
band-a woman who is left alone
with all her cares, woman who is
slave, not o wife-nor even always
all that falls to the lot of the best
loved wife on earth.
There is peace and rest in life
when one ID ones own mistress, at
all events, and when I hear worn
out, worried matrons plying single
women, often feel like laughing, it
is SO funny.
LEAVE OFF THE GARrERs.-Children
should never wear garters, as the
stockings can he perfectly we'll kept
up by an attachment OF elastic straps
to the waistband. If garters are
worn it is important to know how to-
supply them with the least risk of
harm. At the bend of the knee, the
superficial veins of the leg unite and
go deeply into the under part of the
thigh beneath the hamstring tendons.
Thus ligature below the knee OBJ
structs all the superficial veins; but
if the construction is above, the ham
string tendons keep the pressure off
the veins which return the blood from
the legs. Unfortunately most people,
in ignorance Of the above facts, apply
the garters below the knee. Elastic
bands are the most injurious. They
follow the movements of the muscles
and never relax their pressure upon
the veins. Non-elastic bands during
muscular exertion become consid-
erably relaxed at intervals and allow
freer circulation of the blood.
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