The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-30

-r -ray- were paper dolls Iney nave /
.--fr- we'll arranged, and becoming
ID. -,- on in front. while the back seems
secondary consideration. Yet a
..,----5kine back with hair, neck-rlooon'
.-r.,-5 bows. etc. all accurately and
-..-..i-,lrv placed, is most attractive. 1t
hard 10 realize, in looking at ones
s..so, i'm a mirror, that the reverse OF
.5.-i-tlre is quite as much, if not more
Ian rr Deople in general, and that well
---.5 woman should scan her back care
s-r, e, the aid of a handglass before
,-t-y her room. Hair particularly
-...,-7 he especially studied at the back
.-.. tho front with the additional reason
@.- ---s in that to very few women is it
..-, %, tossess a pretty nape of the neck
Nth the hair growing tdily about it. 1T
ts,rs only place where nature shows her
.5es hit of a sloven-she's apt to leave it
,,,erisbed-' said an artist critic, speak
ing Of this particular spot. So it is well to
Ia, malicious art supplement nature at
.bis noint. and to endeavor to make it at
tractiye Il was at a morning musical
che other day at Newport" said man
of society. ''and as 1 sat rather far back
in the room, and found the classical mu-
sic rstber boring, I fell to counting how
many women had nice-looking hair and
nerks assure you many of our good
looking women would be Mortified if they
realized how absolutely ugly they are at
+be back. while. on the other hand, some
times a smooth, white neck and glossy,
thick. well-arranged hair will prove to be-
long TO one Of the palmer sisterhood,~ who
probably has no idea how attractive she
is. but nevertheless found it that morn
ing very desirable thing indeed"
Although. as it has already been said, it
is given 10 few to have this special beauty
stI much more may be done by care.
Hair may be made TO look smooth and
glossy by persistent treatment, unslghtly
and struggling ends may be trained TO
grow into place, and if the neck is de-
cdejly ugly an arrangement may be stud
led whereby glossy coils, braids or curls
may completely hide the deformity-for
def0rmity it really is in pretty woman.
TO see ourselves as others see US" an
arrangement of facing mirrors should be
adjusted in every room, so that back and
front may be seen at the same time. The
Japanese triptych mirrors are admirably
adapted for this purpose, as by changing
the angle Of the sides the head may be
viewed from every side Il never knew
how ugly l was said plain woman rue
fully, until l looked into one of these
glasses and saw myself from the point of
view Of Others" Still as the truth is al
ways best, and so much may be done by
a careful and becoming couture to inn
prove and beautify every ones face, a
complete survey is seen to be essential
and no dressing-room is properly equip
.s#N a.
and back as well as the front of face
and figure.
The Prince Of Wales, on more than one
occasion, has had his fortune told private
ly. Not long ago his royal highness drove
in a hanson rather late a night to a
woman palmist and requested an inter-
view. In spite of the fact that he wore
soft hat pulled over his forehead and
his coat collar turned up, the palmist
guessed who her illustrious client was.
but without appearing to do so began to
read his hand. She predicted "a great
turf triumph Ghe derby and "a forth
coming marriage" princess Maud's). This
was before the engagement was announc-
ed. His royal highness expressed himself
as greatly pleased with what had been
divulged, and left, still imagining himself
meognlto after having paid his guinea.
Training in the New Crusade. Mrs ].
II. Kellogg once more points out to moth
ers constantly nagging child with
Don't do this" and Don't do that"
She says that if mothers would Danish
the don t entirely from their yocabu-
AIRY except on occasions when some Sc
Hous or important principle is involved
ana In its place use its opposite. do -
there would be more salutary change of
atmosphere in most homes. For example
instead of saying to the child, Now don't
pc sehsh,' urge him to see how MANY
unes he can think of and do for other
people instead of ooh, don't talk so
much" say Now try and see if YOU can
1e good listener" Instead of Now
uoH daily about your work" suggest
lnal ne see if he can have the task com
PIS.et within given time. Instead of
Don I spill the water" Now see how
va eiuAy you can carry the pail" and so
Vi uiIough the category of don'ts If
1ne enid is small one and is about to
PICK up your scissors, or a sharp knife
WIN winch you are afraid he will harm
tiiiiselI, attract his attention to some
."lHs else, rather than exclaim. Don't
.oucn that? Such an exclamation only
0uiIIdslzes the child's attention to the
uuueSfable articles, and makes him all
sle more eager to possess them. If there
oe need of the suppression of a wrong
CCl-Hs' substitute right thing in its place.
oisIler Tor moment the difference to
VHHd between Don't play in that
gater" and DO come here and see this
10y Hover" telling him something in
.tsling about it meanwhile, so that the
Mater Is entirely forgotten and the child
Is happy. The don't" plan arouses his
TrPlposilon' his antagonism, his obstinacy.
o,,i5.. 90 policy invites peace and tran
q1llly within his being. 1t is a great deal
tasler to divert the childs determination
'-'ah TO meet it with opposition.
~ US stop the worry, dear,
g Ihlngs are coming right.
zig your heart a song of cheer.
give your eyes the light.
luck is with the bold of heart.
God with those that smile;
we but need to do our part
Net little while.
'qrtune, but to hide her frown
+" "eh she sees your eye 90.
mined with tears and dropping down
lightly passes by.