The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-27

be supple. This desirable quality is pro-
cured etir. onAy through eternal vigilance and
Before sh dons her stiffened bodices in
the sne mo o g the woman who aims to be
aslle ShoC Id practice bending from her
Knees, uni II she is finally able to touch the
siou4u It'll her finger tips. She should
dIso Dehd as far back and as far on each
sue sue az " lssible without moving her knees.
WIN lei hands on her hips and the lower
p art OF her body rigid, she should take a
rotary exercise, twisting the upper part
oI ner body as far around as possible. In
t ahnuielo n TO giving suppleness and grace
one9o movements If taken in moderation
dred lis.
The wrinkle is the facial blemish most
- aa "a 'ed by women, for powders and paints,
- iIoi lelS ana lotions are poWerless to hide
10, Next TO cu4tivating a placid DISPOSE
rion that refuses to allow sorrow and wor-
aaes 10 etch lines about the lips and eyes,
q dSntiy massage with a STRENGTHENING
Nc Sh is the best safeguard against the foe
81 ~ acture of benzoin put up with glycerine
n lid ounce of the first to one-half of the
= scohd ana seven of the third, is admira-
le Tor this purpose. The massaging should
: nnslst OF firm, even smoothing of the fine
1hes with the ball Of the thumb
a famous beauty doctor declares that
bh ow,e youthful woman'ss complexion,
However cieaf her eyes and glossy her
mar she will show her real age in her
| tSeth. Ine first sign of the approach of
| the elderly period is the gradual receding
OF the gums away from the base of The
teeth. To prevent this as long as possi-
PIE use a narrow toothbrush and always
! truSh the teeth up and down, never across
a mouth wash containing inyrrh will helm
6 40 tlSSnten the gums and to ward off the
When you are pale and hollow-eved and
| d IIlne heaqachey, and still have an en-
sagenenJ where good looks and good spir-
d do a. j., uenIl a9 try this course: Lie
minutes in darkened room. Keen your
81 % cIoSeu ahd your mind blank as far
~ ~ posslhie. Then battle your face and
! lnIodt win water as hot as YOU can hear
applying II with especial liberalftv To The
i pach q your neck. Follow this by dash
fofiet ,, walef over your skin. Rub it with
! tollet Vinegar Rest again for five min
utes; drink large cup Of hot rather weak
tea, ana You viii be astonishp1 al fha
| ance. Jun dppsdf-
III, IL is curious, says the New York Tri-
the lower animals in Their. tnsfin@ts 'i e.
long as a child is dependent and has need
~ ii1ts parents care their devotion is en-
tIely uhseihsh, and they appear to have
an intense love for their offspring. hut ~
soon as the latter attain adolescence ths
tmselaet on paternity seems to leave their
! sympathy, but actually appear 10 CO.,
coldly toward them - A7el
This is especially true of many fathers
~ tnsT relations to their sons often
changing from indulgent, generous na
rents, ana becoming fault-findina sllsni
you could hardly believe il Of NJ
now, SAID an old friend of the fanilv
speaking of man whose unpleasant 70
sasions WITH ms family We're frequently a
source OF comment, but when those chin
dren We're little j never saw such devo-
uon' lney We're all more or less delicate
LIN INV nlsni AFTER night, although he was a
IidII,-lMofkihg man at his business he
would SIT up with them during their i'll
ness ana care fol-. them with the patience
ana tenderness of a woman No rnatter
lnNarably gentle and kind
NOW nothing they do seems TO please
Ihn ana ne never considers their inter-
ests. The reason of this change. in INV
OPINION, IS that his instinct has left him
-, IA ahhnals TINS change is the rule, not
me exception, and with human beings 1T s
of the latter. 'ie - que
We had marked example of this tran
siuon at home. Our Tabby, who had been
bereIt OF her litter save one showed for
TINS kitten the most intense affection II
Was wonderful to see her absorbing devo-
eioh. sne never forgot it for second
She would never eat until the kitten was
sausned' ana to every one of its whims
she was a slave.
The little one was tyrannical ana cross
put sAe never got angry Her whole be-
ing seemed bound up in her nurseling.
81 I niS Went on Tor about year. when
sne suddenly changed. She cuffed and she
splI at her son, who, poor fellow, could not
understand why his devoted nurse should
so suddenly become such a viraeo nntii
finally, finding home no longer endnrahia
ne quietly took his departure
1 came to the conslusion that the whole
reason was that her kitten had become q
cat and her instinct of motherhood was
over. "-~
That Is the way I account for the diff
terence IN Mr.. A His children have grown
up and his paternal instinct is at an end
Perhaps II they We're i'll or in trouble II
might reawaken, but / very much doubt
it," NN"O'
Oddly enough, it is said that coyK-s are not
ike other ANIMALS IN the matter of inst net
aud that they not only have an affection
Tor their offspring after they are cattle
Dut that they are actually fond of their
grandchildren and great-grandehfdren
A lady who lived for several wears IN n
rancho in Texas says that il is a well
known fact that cows will protect calves
belonging to their descendants from helms
gored or trampled upon, when they VII
watch with indifference any mfsfoTtunas
TO those with whom they are not related
Altogether ii is an interesting study thie
matter of instinct governing the AFFECTIONS
ana that it has its limitations with some
people, as well as animals, is obvious
What Men Say of Women
Women aren't the only gossiDs
When we talk about social convept ion
the angels must laugh.
AS soon as heard there was a woman In
the garden the serpent took a day OF 10
celebrate. "a w
When woman says something aFainst
man you don't like always insisf rbst
| she doesn't do him NtoN