The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30

In practical talk on sick headaches" a
dCct says that there are three things
which must be attended to ID order to re-
lieve The pam. j he ilghG in the room must
ue darkeued so that the eyes, which are 80
sen tive during au attack of sick head-
aches, )" will be relieved fro II any strain.
Tbs temperature must be kept even, al
though the patient may prefer a low er one
Than is ordinarily comfortable. The hands
and feet are usually cold, at least dur.ng a
part Of an attack Of sick headache. "
" hen this period prevails a hot mus
tard foo bath, soaking the II Is in hot
water and putting warm piece OF
fla mel about he body is often OF inestim-
aule service in leasening the pain and In
shortening the duration OF The attack.
Whlle 9 ploylrg tGese measures a mustard
ieaf-such as y0ur druggist sells i little tin
boxes-applied to he back of the neck will
be und to be valuable accessory. Per-
sons who suffer hebltually lick headaches''
eau nearly always predict the advent OF an
attack, and, if Icy can, an emeiie OF hot
water followed by a laxative dose of salts
or magnesla may save the pain they other
wise might suffer. 1t is, as matter OF r lie
ii Q do nestle treatment, good plan TO
wash out the stomach in the Deginn ug OF
tue attack, even - hen it has not been an
tic pated. lh may be done without m ch
discomfort by swallowing sufficient luke
warm water to give the stomach a feeling
OF tension. The rejection Of this clears the
stomach Of mucus. AID irr tants which
might tend to aggravate the Complaint.
The decision, says the New York Re-
CO.. der. of the New YORK courts the Other
day in favor Of the q deys, granting them
the righ to ilu, rate their new style dresses
by printing iepre ,entations OF them O. the
figures OF prominent society women, whose
fec-s are SO Is ell reproduced that che can
not but recognize them, will strike Lei ror
TO tue hearts of prominent women in the
north ana every here, out If the law says
it's right it's right, an that Is all there is
to be said about 1t. Ii your face appea in
a fashion magazine over dress pattern Of
agymnasi ID suit, O full dress costume. or
anything else he fa,hion designer cares to
represent u the line OF women's clothes, all
YOU can d 10 just ito grin and boar it,n
and say nothing at all.
''It is go foolish to be- afraid of the dark -
expost dated mother the other evening as
ter son hesit0 ed 10 so up to an unhghted
ON; (which" she added to caller when
the y had gone, lis neartless in me. for
am ebsurdly afraid of it myself"
WhereupOn q New York Times visitor
confessed that her u1reasoni terror Law in
ascending Stairs in the darE. she always i'm
AGING that she was being followed.
A third grown oman present added to
the budget OF notions with the statement
that her "hog,e" was racing the unknown
horrors OF her own room AZ er the hight was
once out and she SAFE in bed. ~ have lain
and shiyeret all night rather than get up
10 get an extra blanket clo-e at hand, ~ she
admitted, "t blsckneSs surrounding my
bed seeming to me ta be peopled with awful
and ysterious thous h quite in angible be-
ings"
All Of which would seem to emphasize tho
belief lately expressed by physician that
everybody is mildly insane.
A stunning gown from Paris in one of the
Broadway shops would look ravishingly