The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-18

else, but hand him tortoise shell or pearl
fan to look after, and he either squeezes
IL to pieces or lets it slide away from him
and steps upon il. He has always
said that he didn't like
women 10 bleach their hair, and yet,
when your hair begins TO darKeu lit
tie, he has the impudence to wonder why
you didn't stay blonde as you were
when he first fell in love with you. He is
bitterly opposed to high heeled shoes,
and yet some day when you show him a
low shoe, very broad and a half a size too
large for you, he agrees with you that II
is very sensible, but denies ever having
objected TO pretty shoe, and begs that II
you are going TO wear such dreadful
looking things as that, that you will take
tuck out OF your gown. He is fully i'm
pressed with the idea that women have
tucks in their dresses aud let them out
or take them in as they may desire.
He will assert that he knows a well
dressed woman when he sees her, and
yet if he Is asked to select one from among
a number, he will choose her who wears,
not well-made frock, not an absolutely
fashionable frock, but frock the color
OF which pleases his eye. He has a de-
cided liking for silk, and vague idea
that silk frock lasts forever, and after
your gown has como down to furnish
Innings and cover sofa pillows, he will
wonder why you don't wear that pretty
blue silk that he always liked. That
you wore the blue silk for five years,
and that even If it were together
now it would be out of fashion means
nothing TO him, and he says, What IL IL
is out Of stylel 1t was pretty color, 1t
was good silk, and it was ladylike" You
might talk until your face was the color
of the silk. but you would never be able
TO convince him that ne was wrong There
is one consolation in this, that If man
does criticise, woman does not dress for
his benefit. That is to say, she does and
she doesn't. The general effect is for him
the means used to gain that effect are 10
be appreciated only by other women.
THE BURDEN OF GETTISG GOOD HELP.
A society has been formed in New
York for getting situations in the coun-
try for those servant girls who are will
Ing to leave New York. Personally, II
this country service, would include a
course OF training with n whip, for one
would be very well satisfied I have
maintained that the woman who could
not keep her servants had something
wrong in her makeup, but | am willing 10
take all OF that back. sitting of one az
ternoon with friend, who wished
to get q cook, convinced me
that while the evil may ex-
list In some mistresses, II doesn't in
all. This lady gave 10 her cook good
wages, and moso comfortable room, well
carpeted, warm and quite as well fur
nished as is the average room in a hotel
The maid she had for long time was i'll
and had to 20 away, and she faced the
tcrrors, for they were that. that came
from an intelligence Office The first one
to enter was young woman in a large
hat with pale blue feathers upon
Il: you noticed this first, and
afIeEwards YOU became conscious Of
pair OF huge red hands. heavily be-
ringed Looking down you saw pair OF
miserable shoes with half the buttons or
This young person, when she heard there
were only two 10 the family. said that IL
wouldn't be lively enough for her, but