The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-13

That is not cook ed enough, and lets thi
island of Indigestion float around in a sea o.
ice water, is simply ripe for crimes Of al
sorts. This IS my fad. don't collect gu
tographs; don't care a continental for
crazy quilts: everybod can go TO heaven
their own way; but do insist that every
human being has the right TO be fed we'll.
And proper feeding includes proper service
aud pleasant company.
OUR DARLING BABIES.
Now, just look at it this way. That little
bit OF "a bundle OF white, soft flesh that has
Just come into the world hasn't any teeth,
and not much Of stomach; and so it lives
on the food that God has given it, and it Is
only cross when the mother, VINO has charge
of that food, gets out of temper herself or
eats something that really isn't good, and
causes the baby's dinner 10 disagree with 1t.
As it gets older, and the little teeth begin to
come and the little body gets stronger, there
Is bit Of bread, and then some
delicate soup, and after awhile, some
day, there is a chicken bone for
the young gentleman. In time Il gets a
piece OF meat, finely cut up, and II you were
watching you would see that 1t pushes away
the overdone pieces of beef and selects those
that are very rare. 1t will grab rose leaf
and try 20 eat 1t. DO you know what 1t
wants! The body is claiming some crosses,
or some lettuce, or something green, tender
and fresh. Your boy baby can give you
points on what 10 eat which your older boy
cant, because you have perverted his taste.
You have educated him up to too many
| sweets; he has taught himself the delights
! of large green, sour pickle.
He is given for his luncheon q huge piece
of pie, an orange, aud the money to buy
! some candy.
o, MOST FOOLISH OF MOTHERS.
What he really ought to have is a really
! rightly sand wioh-twO Of them. Not just
two Jumps Of bread with dab OF butter on
each, and thick lump of meat between,
but two slices of bread cut from a large
homemade loaf, and having the crust care
fully pared of, then each should be
smoothly buttered, and the beef, or
ham or mutton, or chicken, or what
ever it is that you select, should be
minced up, and come between the bread.
No boy ever refuses to eat sandwiches made
like this. Neither will any man, for that
matter. Then, Of course. you will have
some nice white paper to wrap them in, and
they will 60 in htsle pasteboard box, that
can be thrown away when the luncheon is
eaten. Put in a nice, little pickle-one you
have made yourself, and you know i, good.
A bit of cake. If you like, and the orange
by all means. But, In educating your boy,
look out for the things you give him to eat,
and then he will not start out in the race Of
life handicapped by a bad digestion and a
worse temper.
WHAT WE SHOULD EAT.
What do think people ought TO eati I
think they ought to eat beef and mutton so
underdone that when the knife sticks in
either the blood spurts out.
l think they ought to eat chicken and
lamb. and ham roasted just to a point, and
not baked to destruction.
I think thaV Ouubt IN eat Oraan gaIadu
dressed with good vinegar and plenty of oil,
aud having with them a bit of cheese to
give the desired flavor.
1 think they ought to eat fruit whenever
they can, but think it ought to be eaten in
such a way that the seeds and the skins of
the fruit are never swallowed.
think they ought to drink tea and cot-
fee il they like them, provided they are we'll
made.
think they ought to eat any sweet thew
fancy, in moderation, but | do not think
they ought to insult their stomachs with
ices after a warm dinner.
think they ought to eat everything that
is good, provided it is well cooked. And
good cooking means nothing greasy, nothing
watery and nothing about which one is in
doubt
This sounds like the rules and regulations
for good health. / am not a reformer; l
never had one Of their hideous under wear
things on in my life, but l do believe
that il we want good men, strong men,
honest men and loving men we have got to
feed them well. And think what is sauce
for the gsnder is sauce for the goose. Mr..
Gander, you agree with that goose. Bah.