The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-08

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Tfzs grass by woodland streams
nv look is thoughtfulness unstained with
care;
.@e written tenderness and love and
grace
,sin the dawn's first glow
. forecast Of the glorious day we see.
So with a glance we know
NJ perfect wOmanhOod fOretold IN thees
Nor know we yet
vhsther to wish thy growth or to regret.
The present London fad OF doning a
,lge flannel suit. heavy walking boots,
s,o1t walking stick and forming a COM
r,nv with several other women to walk
torether through England and Scotland
I'D return by rail to the British capital,
COWS the Mail and Express, is attracting
-.-s-ular Christians among the women
If our own country. Some twenty or thir-
Il, clever and athletic young American
,,rls are now tramping leisurely through
the United Kingdom, and will be Joined
,5fs week by Miss Louise Imogene Quincy
and Miss Alice Brown of Massachusetts,.
Miss Quincy is the poet and postmistress,
ufr
sotrers have been laughable chapter in
literary history, while Miss Brown is a
very clever young author, who has made
fame and considerable cash from her last
+go or three efforts. The system over in
ENGLAND is a very attractive one. The
roads are wonderfully good. being nearly
always macadamized or telfordized, and
surfaces which dishgure so many Of our
country thoroughfares. There are inns
every five miles. where excellent lodging
and fare can be had at reasonable cost,
and best of all, there is any amount OF
shade from high hedges and massive trees.
The bicycle clubs publish nice little hand
hooks which give excellent reprints of the
government ordinance maps, and also
give a complete list of all the inns and
taverns which they recommend to the
traveller
The railways carry what little baggage
there may be required. This is usually
shipped to a point distant two or three
DAYS on the programme from the place Of
Shipment This enables the pedestrian to
get fresh underwear and linen, and also
10 secure suitable raiment for balls and
other important social functions, The fad
is a good one and has been cordially APP
proved by the British medical faculty.
Nobody, says the New York Tribune,
wants to be wrinkled these days or free
kled or spotted with moth patches; nobody
is tolerant even of such negative flaws as
sallowness or a coarse grained skin-no-
body that is anybody. If you want to be
convinced Of this attitude of mind in the
large majority of women who have little
10 do but consult their mirrors and sigh
over their physical imperfections, 90 some
1far, 4.F
sor of face culture" and note the goers
out or Corners in, the secret interviews,
the air of business and alacrity which per-
vades the place. Almost from the cradle
to the grave run the ages of the visitants.
The elevator is out of order, but that
does not prevent the stout dowager from
attending consultation. One, two, three
fights of uncompromising stairs must be
climbed. At the top of the first flight she
sinks painting and exhausted into the
chair placed there for those who fall by
the way; but she has no idea of giving up
the quest. After brief rest, she is up and
toiling on again. Two yellow spots, in size
like tiny waters, have fastened themselves
upon her cheek, and she is alarmed lest
they increase and multiply. She is shown
into a daintily fitted up apartment, plen-
tifully provided with mirrors and easy
chairs, and there awaits the head of the
establishment.
There is a chatty, business interview
when that correctly gowned, correctly
crimped, correctly powdered feminine
magnate appears; and after time an as
sistant is called and an order given.
Miss g." she calls, TASK Mrs. NJ. to
come here"
In a moment a slight, STOPPING, petit
coated figure appears and stands meekly
before the hesitating customer to have her
face examined.
This is the side that has been treat
Ia nc To rar
patient. You will notice the clear,
chinalike appearance of the skin"
Yes" agrees the customer, adjusting
her Eyeglasses so as to scrutinize the
sample of face culture before her Eyes,
! see that looks as sweet and pure as a
babys skim"
Observe the yellow spots on the 9TH
er side" says Madame. I'VE tried to
get subject who had them even worse
IN order to show the efficacy of the treat
ment. want you to notice, too, how
plump and firm the face looks just I'M
DER the chin on this side, and how fabby
on the other. We make d speciality of
smoothness and firmness, and guarantee
an wrinkles removed. Tell the lady Mrs.
NJ Just what inconvenience you. suffered
IN order to obtain this result"
OF course, the APPLICATION was uncom-
PORTABLE" atfirms Mrs. NJ, thus invited
70 speak, but it was not more so than
any ordinary blister of the skin produced
by sunburn."
The customer again scrutinizes the
Snow woman's face, and then that per-
sonage with the Dresden china, pumped
up complexion on one side of her face
ana the blotched complexion on the 9TH
er is dismissed from the audience cham
Der Her mission has been fulfilled,
however. There is a little more CONVEX
sation in regard to the pecuniary side
OF the question, and the customer agrees
70 surrender herself TO Madame's tender
mereies for two or three weeks and be
made lineless and beautiful.
Get rid of that rough skin OF course
you can" says Madame to the young
lady who solicits her treatment. There
Is no necessity nowadays for anybody be-
ing otherwise than they wish in the mat
Ter of complexion, provided they have
the money to pay for it,
Mrs. MS services are not called for on
inns occasion, but a dark-haired young
woman, with a conspicuously clear com
pleNon, is brought forward to give testi-
mony as to her former unsightliness and
present beauty
Does it hurt?" questions the young lady