The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-30
RESPECT YOUR STOMACH.
A MEMBER WHICH SOME TIMES RISES
IN REBELLION.
The Idea Of the Ane Culi.
nary Horikon-Me, Eat Too Much and
Women Too Littis-A Harmful Habit.
A Warning.

nary Horizon Me, Eat Too Much and
Women Too Littis-A Harmful Habit
A Warning.
Let no man take lib' rites with his stomach
nor woman neither, for that matter The
stomach is long suffering member. hut
like tn, worm, il will "turn" upon occasion.
Most men love their stomachs, but few re-
spect them. But that is where they make A
large mistake Take care Of Your stomach
You have only one, and you don't know
when you're going to get another. In then
days of development and discovery, nothing
is more probable than the improbable, and
it is risky business hazarding a positive AID
deiinitivc statement on am subject but b. Is
safe 10 say that no man will ever get serold
stomach any more than he will second soul
Therefore it behooves him 10 10 good %
both.
Take care OF your stomach and it will taks
care Of you Abuse it and woe be unto YOU
The ancient, made the stomach tho scat u
the affections, and with good reason. Some
even go SO far as to center the soul there. IL
is certain that tine hades OK the divorce court
il filed with cases that can be traced direct
to defective cuisine, and who shall say how
many lost souls have gone down 10 perdition
who dated their first dereliction from duty
back 10 the deadly frying pan, and tner
fall from grace % the diabolical agency OF
half baked doughi
HALO OR HALTER
Women desire to widen their sphere. Let
them enlarge their culinary horizon Tho
woman who inventS a new dish deserves
halo or halter. according 10 tho dish
Many woman has gone to an honored
grave whose best tito TO immortality was
her baking Her children rise up and call
her Diesel because she made good bread
As rule men eat too much Gnd women
too little And both are apt TO forget that
| quality has more, or should have more, % DO
with tho matter than quantity. Few women
have what may be called tho "alunentiyo
sense properly developed The average
| woman seems to consider it her special
duty and proud prerogative to cater 90 that
| high and mighty monarch, her lord anu
masters stomach, and to let her Own severely
alone.
But, eYen in this era OF cookery schools,
| how often can she intellsently cater 10 any
body's stomach She knows all about cakes
candy and kickshaws, hut when lt come, 10
the substantials. where Is shef AMI when u
comes to the aesthetics OF oatlng how many
OF either men or women are there"
Married women eat more than single wO-
men, not So much as q matter OF taste Is OK
habit, and because food il living around.
Men must have their regular meals, aud What
they don't want, women viii eat rather than
zee il go u waste.
UTTERLY DENORALIZED.
1t Is notorious that women become utterly
lemoralzed as to their eating, when Tie
men folks are away from home ior any
length Of time Whether the family b ticu
or poor seems 70 make little difference with
women, who almost invariably abandon The
regular dinner when the head OF tho house -
away, and drift into the sloyenly ana harm
full habit Of picking up such odds ana
ends-mostly sweet stuff and pickies-ai MAJ
come handy II men were good for nothing
else in house, they would be well worth
their care and keep" just ~ hold the wo-
mankind to some sort Of regularity ana
sense in the matter Of their meals
It is the single women, however, who most
need taking in hand-the working girls
the necossaries of life in order TO pat the pro
ceeds Of their martyrdom upon their backs.
Poor misguided young creatures Haven't
they sense enough to kno" that bright eyes
rosy checks and calico are more attractive
and will catch husband sooner than dun
orbs, sallow face and satins'
This is the season Of the year when man
kind generally are likely 10 be reminded that
they have stomachs. The gala days dra"
near when digestive organs do not digest,
when baby luxuriates in collie. papa curyets
with cramps and mamma succulnbs to the
"morbus.n
There is good old saying that an ouneeot
prevention is worth pound Of cure. The
doctors have slain their thousand, and the
cucumber its tens Of thousands Remember
this, and respect your stomach MARY Nor
ton Bradford ia Boston Globe.