The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-17

be fully appreciated until the two are
compared. There is an economy in it that
is obvious. IL means fewer truks, less
destruction TO contents, and, above ALL
the blissful relief TO bodies and brains
taxed 10 the last degree in leaving house
IN deserted summer trim, putting finish
ing touches TO the family wardrobe, look
ing after the comfort of those TO be left,
and all the rest. There was a woman
who wrapped a silk dress skirt last sum
mer around a jar of grandma's preserves,
which she could not resist attempting to
bring home with her, who would better
have employed n professional packer at
81 trunk. The cleaners bill was 81 and
she lost the preserves, too.
The occupation would not be so labori-
Gus to the professional packer as it is to
the amateur. The confidence Of
knowledge is q great relief in itself, and
the professional would insist upon the
trunk being set upon rest and all its in
tended contents spread out before her,
serious helps to packing, which the
woman trying to be in half a dozen places
at once on packing day, often ignores
Meantime, if you must pack your own
trunks, dear sister, spike your hats and
bonnets to the trunk tray with hat pins,
discard boxes, pack bottles only in cork
lined cases that come for the purpose,
carrying them in a separate bag other
wise, and don't pack on a damp day near
the window, or you'll find Your beauti-
fully starched muslins and linens limp
as rag when they are taken out
Only few weeks ago, says the New
York Tribune, we alluded to the coming
craze for bicycling among fashionab' e
people, and already it is an accomplished
fact Stately danes who not long siLce
could scarce be persuaded to leave their
luxurious victorias to walk a few blocks
now, regardless of their avoirdupois. have
taken to cycling" with the greatest en-
thusiasm; and at the ate the fad is pro-
crossing we shall soou have all society on
wheels. 1t is not the young women alone
who ride their "safeties" with all the
eagerness Of a new sensation You
would be surprised said young physi-
clan few days ago, ITO hear of the num-
Der of people of over so WHO have recently
taken up bicycling. | should consider
the thing productive of longevity, mas
much as it is one of the healthiest eXer-
cises extant-far superior, in my estima-
tion, to either walking or riding and it's
growth in public favor Is a foregone
conclusion. Why, only the other day
passed house which visit professionally
land where, may say in parenthesis,
havo not been called in for year or
more), and l found literally the whole
family on wheels-the man and wife, his
two children and, actually the nurse"
Whatever may be the inducement, it is
certain that fashionable women have at
last taken TO bicycling with all the zeal
and enthusiasm that usually characterize
their adoption of any new fancy Fat
women believe it is the remedy above all
others for embonpoint; dyspeptics, that
it is a sure cure for their troubles those
with delicate lungs feel that they can
thus obtain the healing of nature, which
modern science considers the only true
specific while nervous women hope that
il will prove to- be a tonic which will ena-
BILE them to regain their calm Perhaps
they are right, for there is no medicine
equal to fresh air.