The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-31

possessed a mystic power known as ''the
laying on Of hands," aud which insured to
the happy couple handsome and health V
pair OF babies before the year was over
THE AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER ROMAN
TIC WORK.
ybody-that is, EVERYDAY that is in
tne SWIM, is having her photograph taken
o. the amateur, the result being more III
tereStlng than artistic Ii the artist has
any Ieeilng OF tenderness toward his subject
the picture will be a positive failure; for in
DIS desire to touch her foot, place each nand
just so, to turn her face just as he thinks it
ought to be-@hch requires an immense
amount OF labor-the result is usually one
where there Is a blurred mass of femininity
and lot Of ruffies shown. But Just take a
Jolly party who are in for a good time.
AID saucy Miss Pert-who between
you and me, is a YanSee-leans against
tail Tom Beverley, whose Confederate
rather was killed in the last war, in
the position of the Huguenot lovers. Be-
cause John Millais fell in love with lis wife
when he painted that picture, 1t almost goes
without saving that before weeS's over
the Beverlsys will be regarding Miss Pert
as mice little thing" Jack will be adoring
her, and toe old story will be worked out
with the photograph machine. Common
place. isn't it! Do you think it iss Never
while the world goes rouud
lhere Is a SaucY widow here who thought
sle'd show some Of the girls how they looked
when they drank little too mucn, so she
posed in a hammock as being in a drunken
slumber with French novel in her lap and
lot of empty bottles on tie ground about
her feet-that photograph Is equal to
to be bought by the W c. T. e.
land the of fba alphabat and
dissemia aUed as a warning 10 the young
women of the land. A woman who is a
noted housekeeper didn't propose to be left
out or the Photographic craze, so while the
amateurs we're at work she sent out, borne
by the blacklist of Hebes, a tray covered
with glasses of foamy eggnogg; this was
too good to be lost, so one of the girls was
quickly popped into the ham mock, AID be-
hind her stood the duslzy servitor with her
snowy beverages. 1t is Unnecessary to say
that this came out beautifully, and ule ect
OF 1t YVES suca that the work stopped, and
the people had time to look at each Othe'
from some other than the standpoint Of The
camera. For pure outrageous love-making
L would commend tae general youth to
Photographic apparatus; his opportunities
are many, and he has little wit if he does
not know how to make the best of them.
MANS ADMIR- 4TEoN FOR OUR LOVELY
SOUTHERN SISTERS.
But here everything returns to woman
she is supreme. And l will tell you why
men like southern women.
Because they are affectionate; they never
lose an opportunity to give a kiss, say a
pleasant word, or to do kindly deed for
the man who rules their hearts
Because they do not gossip very much.
home, children and husbands usually form
ing word big enough for them.
Because while they are Intelligent women
they don't quite like soma of the latter-day
books, they don't understand the mystery of
Dorian Gray, and they adore love story.
It's love, love, love that makes the south
ern girl go rouud-every girl expects to get
bus 0and and t. love him, and she's sell
dom disappointed. Like Lady Amanda,
she cries, "Gracious heavensw and thro VS.
herself into the arms of Lord Mortimer aad
way down south in Dixie Lord NJ 7rtimer is
always ready to receive her. And he ought
to be, oughtn't he? Bah.