The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-11


! hand. easy to read, and limiting at the gen.
] erous charitable nature OF the woman.
| Wilson Barrett writes small. but very
| distinct hand. Yvette Gilbert writes on tiny
| cards, that have her own attractive face IN
: the corner, and her writing is French /;
. and, when / say French. ! mean neat and
/ dainty, Cardinal Gibbons writes magnifi-
/ cent clear hand. that seems to convey with
! 1t the blcssihgd1 he man from whom even
/ the little children are glad TO receive d
/ smile, because they know intuitiVeiy how
| Blessed are the pure in heart" What
: VIII be the result all over the country Of
the increase in vertical writng2- do not
know. People who 10 not like me say that
/ write abominably; those who do. and
yet who wish to be truthful those who
| love me and don't care to twit me because
4 OF mine age and mine often inhrmities,
| can 1t characteristic. Hearing this, those
OF my own household hint with tenderness
and kindness and with all love and rever-
ence, that it must have been a very bad
character that my handwriting typified-a
sort of combination of Lucretia BorHa
Eve, Catherine de Medici, the Countess de
scissors and the young woman who de-
voted her life to swallowing pins, and in
whose cold corpse were found several mil
lions of them. But this is always the way
you can't get real criticisms from among
your own people.
that a fresh ism has sprung up Like all
the rest its tendency is toward the break
ing up of the home, and OF course 1t
suggests what is vulgarly known as free
love. OF this particular ism it is said
that one Of the head lights has become so
purified and is herself in such state of
scientific Christianity that she can will.
without the knowledge of her subject.
that maiden may become a mother
Th!s is combination of profanity and
ndecency. Love has no right to be free
IS soon as Cupid made anybody under
stand that he loved anybody else chains
were put upon the two. Civilization has
ordained that the wedding ring take the
place OF the chains Every now and then
my heart aches for some unhappy woman
VINO talks about love being its own law
the desrabiity of doing away with the
marriage tie, and the beautiful soul I'M
ions that would result. My heart aches
because that woman no more knows what
she Is talking about than native of the
Sandwich Islands does about the flavor
OF terrapin. Hearts may go out to meet
hearts just as long as the woman heart
Is young and charming-as long as she
can amuse and entertain the man heart.
as long as her woes and aches are only
temporary ones-but as she grows older
as she loses some of her charms. as Mains
ana aches grow to be more severe and
patience less, the masculine heart feel
ing itself quite free. viii seek a younger
and pretter woman's heart, who will not
bore him
The wife has the love of a young man.
She may once or twice, believe that for
an hour or tive, some other woman has
seemed thing of beauty to her husband.
but If she is wise she knows that, if she
waits quietly, he will return to her. and
hnding her the real joy forever. be salts
fed with her, because she understands
him, and best of all, knows his WAYS
Then, married people grow used to each
other.
When old age comes they have reached
point where neither is novelty to the
other, but that there is a deal of affection
between them and that consideration ex-
lists which is the result of many years of
companionshlp. Then, too, there is that
strongest bond of all the world, the pa
rental one 1t may be that they have
around them their childrens children. It
may be that all the love for a child is
buried In one little grave, but 1t is there
These are few of the reasons why put
ting aside every other, the moral and the
social obligations, the wife always has
been, and always will be, please God, the
strongest of all woman. 1t is pitiful when
women take up these foolish isms tnat
simply bring unhappiness in their train.
But we VIII chat about something of less
Importance. What sort of winter gown
are you going to get? Here's a bit of ad.
vice for you: If you are in the habit Of
buying one pretty frock in the autumn
do not permit yourself to run after false
gods in the shape of overnight colors, or
indeed, to select for it any color that Is
announced as the rage. Nobody wear!es
of popular color as soon as the woman
who has to wear 1t often. Many women.
after they pass so. elect always to wear
black, but by black they do not mean
gruesome looking gowns, but black with
dainty trimmings upon 1t, or black as a
background for another shade, out always
black for the dress proper. Naturally.
this makes IL possible to remodel ONES
frocks; and advise women who haven't
great deal of meny to spend on their
gowns to adopt the black costuming Give
one of your neighbors the privilege o.
being the first woman to appear in her
winter frock. Some day l am going to
write sermon--a sermon on the wise
spending of money and the proper dress
ing OF ones self You needn't laugh-way
back in the time of John Haywood fools
wrote and preached sermons. because
they understood mankind. So when Won
see 1t announced that there is to be a SER
mon with moral and a text, don't re-
fuse to read 1t merely because it is signed
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