The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-23
N ON A MS WORLD .
COME OF THE THINGS OF INTEREST
TO THE FAIR SEX.

"a Worn ana w nat OeonS TO BS the
Most Popular-A Few Gossip Stories
That May Please the General Reader.
rna Newest Fads and What is Said
About Them.
"It is beginning to rain, dear, so am
Il ,o,ng TO uut on my new silk stockings be-
fore 20 out" announced a pretty Cincin-
,ati girl who is spending a month in New
work. with a Barnard College graduate, says
writer in the New York World.
But Why" queried she of the cap and
GOWN. should you put on your best silk
Stockings when you are going out in the
rsina Do you want to spoil them"
30 dear, no; they will wash, and l am
-o;ng 70 wear them because on rainy days
,voTnan shows her stockings so. hold up
nv dress and then the public gets glimpse
Of my hosiery"
scYou should wear a macintosh, as do,
and ninup your dress underneath it, said
the other severely; "then you won't run
the risk Of showing your stockings"
GLOW unpleasant giggled Miss Cincin-
natl as she drew forth from the depths of
a stoc ing sachet lovely pair OF Ro-
nan strfped stockings. Would you have
me deDrive the world Of such a treat as
thisf
n shall never forget" prattled the
naughty one, ''how mortified l was one day
when went out to walk with Fldo, think
ing that the sky would remain blue and the
weather TRANQUIL. We had got about four
blocks from home when it suddenly began
70 pour had no umbrella with me, but
| should not have minded that so much IS
nv gown was not very perishable one
The Notifying part of it was that had on
81 nair of light gray stockings-that uncer-
tain dirty gray that Is so pretty In gown,
but so ugly in stockings.
"Tf had had on pretty stockings l should
/ nave grabbed Fido under one arm and my
kirts under the other and hurried along
Il telling sure that was making a charming
ricture of wind-blown maidenhood. Just
such picture as you see in the academy
H when the artist paints girl rushing
through rain storm with her clothes all
blown about her and great drops Of rain
driving her along.
But what was to do when / knew shat
each step would reveal those miserable gray
stockingsi There was only one course
open for me, and that was to jog along Sc
datey with Fido by my side, trying to look
as if We Goth preferred the rain"
Doctors who make speciality Of nervous
women are becoming numerous, writes
Clara Belle in the New Orleans Times
Democrat. don't attack them as hum
bugs, mind you, but l know of an exoep-
tional one who comes pretty close TO it. Let
me depict him to you. Imagine a reception
room, the walls covered with lowered
PAPER, lowered cur aims, lowered sofa, fur
1iture of all descriptions, chairs of all colors,
two or three armchairs which every patient
fights for, as they give the comfort Of going
to sleep while waiting. Mrs. Slimpsey,
pretty slender elegant, with hair Of golden
brown, blue eyes that sparkle beneath long
black lashes, is a visitor.
Doctor" she SAYS, II am sent to you by
friend whom you have treated"
You are nervousp he says.
Very nervous" she replies; land have
an old neuralgia pain IN my elbow"
80" aud he smiles calamity, you are
too young to have very old pain. Let us
Zee The muscles seem to act well. Perhaps
there is a little" and he stopped sol>
emily. But it is such a slight matter.
Fear nothing"
He takes a large book and inscrioes her
name therein.
"Will you show me your elbowY
Mrs Slimpsy shows him her arm, and he
9oks at the elbow. which is as perfect as q
Oo thin arm can'be.
Eyes. that's what it is" he murmurs;
that's it; what is your age9
"TwentY-six."
He writes in his register: Age 30-nerv-
Gus nature - Strengthening treatment"
Teen he says to her: NOW, what l advise
you is 10 drink glass of Eldorado water
that isn't the name but it will do for the
purpose of the nsrrative) half an hour be
fore every meal, followed by another glass
squarter of an hour afterward. Walk 100
steps in the interval, in order to facilitate
the digestion of the fret glass;"
II am from Boston, and shall not be in
New York again for months. How long
shall | continue to take the Eldorado
FL vaterm
Ed 20, a year. 1t is medical panacea. vet
na nta in oil
E give you the address of the agent, who will
'end it to you on your order"
What do l owe you, doctor"
Ten dollars
The rich Mrs. Siimpsy disdainfully takes
two notes of IS each from her pocketbook
and places them on the physicians desk
and he drops them into a drawer, which
also holds check covering a dividend on
his stock IN the Eldorado spring. Is he a
part owner of that! Why, yes, Of course
Good day" he says to his patient, whose
illness is imaginary; "be sure to keep on
with Colorado water. Take no other
Good day.
"Will some one unfasten that womans
dress in thereP said man, as be
rushed out OF a hotel parlor. ''She's
al fsinted.n
She had been helped into a small ante
room aud was every moment growing
more purple in the face, says the New York
# World
Her figure had been packed into a bodice
that fitted like an eelskin. There was
10 visible fastening, and outside
TINS unwrinkled mold were crossed yards
and yards of ribbon with no apparent end
ing
I'D open it If could" said an anxious
woman, but can't see where il hooks
i1s not in front nor at the back, and
silt it." called in one of the men who
'sood at the door post. "Get knife and
- MP It open"
Ies, and mighty good thing, too"
huttered another "Blowed if I ever saw a
W. conan squashed into such a 'tog' as that"
auereupon one OF them slit the bodice up
Dress
PERSONS with true notion of grace don't
u, sle to see women looking as if their clothes
r4lSnt drop off them or fly open by move.
,ley want to see them dressed as If their
ooInes were fastened with ease aud in a
o,'nIortable manner. Unless the clothing
" women permits of free movement of the
uoly there can be no grace or beauty, and
au matter how tasteful and pretty the
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