The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-14

frightened from under that broad-brim-
li-eI nat easily pick out a winning horse,
Aiil the sweet red lips that tremble so
Win the fear OF saying something that
WI DC misunderstood can give a very
Dusl ness-llke order 10 a district messen-
SCI boy as 10 the placing OF money on the
,,l asOIlIs. II very much danger lies in
,h olllaI eyes, II is most dangerous in
lnese innocent ones. The innocent girl
would do well on Wall street, and She
IN - scnaange her pose with the season or
All womankind is troubled NOWADAYS
because the so-called semi-preciOus gems
fhe es1, ~ III price ana the emerald,
NJ sem that brings good health and
Wnleh makes a white hand look whittier
SQsls double what il did last year. Adj
wee from smart girl is. Look IN all
the old brooches and bracelets that were
set with garnets, amethysts emeralds
lopazes, and have them yanked out and
reset, reset in buckles, in brooches, but
SiloOse the very best, of course, for
ring. With the coming of the semi-pre-
ctous gems into fashion has also come an
~ 10, on me part OF the jewelers. to make
That an opal is a beautiful gem, nobody
VII deny; that it is unlucky nobody will
ai1irm who has had one. 1 can swear
20 year OF trouble resulting from wearing
an opal pin. A girl know, who shifted at
me ldea OF ill-luck. and the opal confesses
nowadays that she was a fool Her be-
trOthed gave her a magnificent opal franz
ed IN diamonds. Tt was put upon her finger
win loving wish, and this girl who
49, liVN SuptESLlllOuS. afterwards con-
Iessed that within an hour after she as
SuIned II she became conscious of some
9ouy near her, a somebody who was bad.
ohe SAID II Seemer to her as II a bat We're
near ner, and as if that bat were a demon
az neart. IN reality she had a constant
leellng or depression. She tried to get rid
OF II by saying she wasn't very well and
was nervous, but she confessed that when
ever she took the ring off, it seemed as If
the supernatural demon that lowered
ABOUT her disappeared, and she felt bet
a ha hav- f.,
ring her sweetheart was drowned; within
TWO months after the arrival of the opal
misfortune came TO her in the shape OF
flShtIul scandal about her sister; she
lost innumerable things that she priced,
her fox terrier died. and an old aunt who
had always promised to leave her money
10 ner, changed her mind and also her
VIII, and announced in it that as her
niece did not seem to be cheerful, she
wouldn't burden her by adding to her in
come, ana instead she Willed IL to her IA
Korlte preacher. This was the last stroke
Inat girl took her ring and took to the
woods and buried it, and buried it where
neither man nor woman can ever find it,
and so nobody will get her bad luck
by the bye, 1t is just as well to remem-
Der that If you sing before you put On
pearls you will weep before YOU take them
orr. There is wisdom in saying, 'Abraca-
dabra' before you assume a topaz, and
then good fairy will be near you rather
than bad one. 1t is all very we'll to
laugh at things you don't understand
ana anyhow this question of luck is a fun
ny one. l have always maintained that
the lucky man was the one who knew how
70 smile at the right time, and who knew
how to hit at the right time and when he
smiled he made everybody glad, and when
he hit he hit straight out from the shout
Ger, ana made number of people sorry.
what shall you hit? All the mean PEG,
pie, all the towards, all the liars, all the
sneaks, all the gossips and all the scan
dal-mongers, and mean creatures who say
things about women, really all those who
If they belonged to the animal world
would be treated as poisonous serpents
and who in truth are social vampires
What should you smile at? At all the
babies, at all the pretty and pleasant wo-
men, at their fiower-trimmed hats, their
gay gowns, at every good story, at every
interesting book and al the man who gets
in the white house. Who will il be? Ask
Mckinley, ask Hanna, ask Grover. but
don't ask Bab