The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-19

making IL receptive Then she dried II
very gently with soft tOwel-by the
bye, harsh towels were never meant for
women. only for athletics and dogs. After
this she putt a little olive oil in the palm
el ner hand and rubbed each side spher-
lc'tlll- Then the girl child was allowed
70 go 20 bed and 10 sleep. The next
morning, when she got up. the bust was
akaln washed IN warm water. and then
btNeu spray with cold. which was 10
maze II firm This treatment h. sim
PIE, nut sure. How many people remem-
Der that the most beautiful pictures Of the
uule invariably show small bus Is Hem
ner lovely modest women would lose
tneir modesty II their busts We're not
small and rather low Swinburne Dante.
Rosetti. indeed. an OF the great poets.
nave written OF beautiful women as
sInall-breasted, 1.-the, with hips like fiow-
~. -, q INes. however, you may have the
most neautiful ngure In the world, and IL
VIII be as nothing II you walk badly.
make your girls try this: For about fif-
teen minutes In the morning let them lay
a nknt. nat book on their heads. clasp
their hands behind them. and promenade
SneI rooms with determination not 10
uIoP that book. When the book has been
SStYoLlueteu= then paper basin with
nttie water in II can take its place As
Ihe mead holds its place better, the steps
grow less jerky. and the body doesn't
Mrlssle, the student can. in a short time.
nave the basin filled to the top, and walk
rapidly without splitting a drop.
rave you ever noticed In your travels
NV ne WomeE OF the different cities
walk? The New York woman takes three
stately steps and two frivolous ones She
OF Philadelphia minces a little. as II she
We're afraid she would be too fast, and
lhat would be so unpleasant The St
Louis girl Is beautifully and attraCtiveIy
lazy. Sne walks In dreamy sort of way,
ana yet has the Frenchwoman's art OF
crossing a muddy street. without soilinx
ner shoes. In Richmond. when the women
90 walk they walk wen, but the drive
oitenest. \ New Orleans woman walks
Ike goddess. She treads the earth as II
she were doing u favor, and yet as II
she owned II. In Washington they don't
walk they trOt In Boston there is a posi-
tive step that means getting there: but its
nrmness and certainty are to be commend
ed. In Chicago they don't walk. they trot,
they prance, they jump indeed. their
means Of locomotion are as queer as their
shoes, and they are things calculated to
make am woman sad and sorry"
Fhts ended the conversation, and we re-
turned 10 the Strawberries, complacently
MASKING them with fork and making
thcm into dainty dish with whipped
cream and sugar. Then the woman who
didn't eat them had her say She was in
clined TO ask questions She said when "A
woman hates another and that other is
little woman, why does she always call her
a snip. and speak of her clothes as buds?
When she Is big woman, why does she al
ways call her pole and describe her
clothes as coverings2 Why Is II that when
woman hates a woman she Is yet Willing
to show her how to arrange her back hair
in the latest fashion? Why Is
1t that when a woman hates a woman she
her than she ever can to say to anything in
trousers? of course, 1 would like to have
these questions answered, but that Is I'M
possible. But what would men do without
women There would be nobody to blame
for extravaganza. There would be nobody
to buy candles and ice cream for. There
would be nobody to feel an interest in
them and nobody to hug or kiss. IL is aw-
ful funny to see man kiss another man.
i regard women highly. If a man, after
saying all sorts OF nice things to a woman,
Hnagnff "a q 10 ma I'm. 80.
doesn't take to drink, or throw up her
situation and 80 to Europe. oh, no. n
she can't get Dick she takes Harry. and
BY doing this makes Dick feel that he
has been left in the cold And then,
women say funny things, too. Why. a
friend of mine calls her new cook Japan.
Why? Because she Is so hard on china
Women make the littlo fun of life They
are not great humorists but they are
unconscionsly witty. and are endowed with
more patience and more loving kindness
than anybody else. Fancy man endur-
ing from a woman what a woman has to
endure from him. He simply wouldn't.
and don know but what she is bit of
Here ended her opinions, and the man
who had been looking in the encyclopedia.
told us hat a Chinaman can get a di-
Norce from his wife If her mOther-in-laW
don't Ike her, IL she talks too much II
she has Va nasty temper, or II she Is in
clined to be jealous. While in Siberia, II
man iRels a little ugly, he can grab A
woman Q cap and veil off, and lol and be.
hold! she is a divorced womani All
through the east no man can divorce the
woman who is the mother OF his son.
They don't consider daughters. but then,
OF coul Sc, they are poor, ignorant people
who were civilized before we were dis
covered, and who drifted back to being
barhl .rous again. They say that Is the
way with nations, that they swing to and
fro.j
should think a woman ought 10 be
permitted to divorce a man who is III
ten pered, or stingy. or tlresome. Now
wh at did / say that for. when / dom
be ieve in divorce at all? When / be-
lieve that only death can dissolve the
M arriage vow, and for that reason
tb ink II ought not TO be rushed into as II
II were nothing more than a weeks visit
flg. Marriage is the ideal life for both
men and women. and just as soon as IT'S
| sOlemnity ceases to be recognized lust
J so soon viii men cease to respect women
[ and just SO soon will woman's place In
7 life become very hard one. A woman,
4 my friend. wants all the love and sym.
/ pathy and tenderness that can be given
to her. and she should have It, and have
1t from her husband. 1t is sweeter from
| him than from anybody else. and / dc
| honestly think that that woman who has
! never been a wife, has lived after all a
one sided life, lacking all that Is hest