The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-12

lars when you are naughty SAID " IL
-.-n II. promptly suiting the acton 10
.,. u-ord. An excellent lesson LOT MS
small royal highness!
r. Fao+or,s Daughter.-From PUCK
tripping softly down the aisle
With a brave religious air
and a sinful little smile,
come the rector's daughter
1<ueels she in the fam ~ pew,
bends her pretty head in prayer
AS her father tells her,
And her mother taught her.
Eves and hair as black as night,
Cheeks and lips like roses
Little teeth, all parry whlte'
Has the rector'S daughter
Form as frail as cyclamen'
Tiniest Of noses
Who shall blame the many men
That have vainly sought herF
sings she with hundred charms
Holy hymns and olden,
T1st as though an angels arms
Heaven-sent had caught her'
vet these ways of sancuty
one small soul embolden-
For to-day she winked at me,
Did the rector's daughter
ut+Ie English girl, says the New York
tribune. had an uncle who served IN oIis
~ rbe Indian wars, When ne was Collilns
home he brought her for presenI d
r,lae choking figure, probably an luoI'
1r,rb he found tied in the cloth that an
-odian soldier, found dead on the heiui
ta5 wrapped about him The little gHl
was much pleased with II, anu us $50, - q a.,
doll She gave II an lndlan name II
Tonor of her uncle, calling II Mana Sailio.
When she had grown to be a woman nan eIie
doU which she kept carefully zen Ole
- from a high shelf and was broken.
M hioW- knocked out the eyes, and back
- fbern were two red beads, which roll
I'd out These beads proved 10 De ruples
worth $50 apiece. The figure was crack '.l
onan. and i'm a hollow in the center OF lts
66dv we're found many gold coins. Alto
gef6ar the doll of her childhood realized
over $lOO
The failure Of the Newark thread man
ufacfurers in their most laudable effort
TO provide hygenic lunches Tor their EN-
Moves saws the New York Times, mas
basn sen down to the ignorance OF 1000
ts-Iias Of the factory girls. They prefer
red bakers pie to nutritious soups ana
grain foods, because they did not under
stand that one built up the system and
the other clogged it without adding TO the
vital forces.
tt is to be feared that girls much higher
in the social scale, and presumably much
better learned in food values, are equally
disdainful of wholesome eating. college
girls. even. have been known to come out
of the physiology class, and go to their
rooms to lunch on jam and fruit cake sup
piled by the fond but unwise mother. The
science Of nutrition they consider admir-
able as a science, but applied TO personal
dining tt becomes a bore.
The most serious count in the indict-
ment against pie and cake ct al. is that
they satisfy the appetite temporarily at
least, and consequently other food is not
craved.
A distinguished divine, preaching a BAG
calaureate sermon last year at a woman's
college, urged his hearers to pay special
attention to ''vittles" He told the story
of the old colored woman who asked on
her death bed what experience she most
enjoyed in her long life, and who replied,
after a moments thought: MY vittles."
To do likewise, to devote care and thought
10 the regular absorption of wholesome,
appetizing food, this eminent scholar and
reverend doctor regarded as highly i'm
p0rtant.
Too many women think It OF the least
slgnlncance of anything they do I'm
100 busy to eat is an expression as fire.
qlent as it is pernicious. Eat well, and
you can be good deal buster.
Nothing is more pathetic in this world,
SAYS the New York Tribune than the
iate which brings the fulfilment of ardent
hopes only when the grasshopper has
become burden and desire hath failed"
Such commentary on the vanity of hui
man anticipations occurred not long ago
20 one Of the toilers of Babylon, who,
longing beyond every thing for the good
reached out ever in vain for the cakes
ana ale of existence. They always SEEM
ca Just beyond her grasp, until finally
lne% Wer within touch when thew dron-
PEG from the nerveless, tired fingers that
we're too weak to hold them. Born to ex-
pee latlonS which were never realized. and
tIHueIed dlscontented thereby with her
CoHtIaSted surroundings, Miss A 5 life
was one long unfulflled desire Instead
Vi making the best of the present she
Speul ner time continually in making
l lss IoT the future. Every thing was
sotIlneed 70 the elusive hope of the nos
s-nie riches which would she Imagined
gnee obtained, make life so delightful and
Gg.Ss-IaDle. She might have been a happy
5e anu Inother, and useful woman in
WI generation, If 1t had not been for the
mi age OF wealth ever before her longing
$3.50 cream which made her common
p-Sce surroundings insupportable.
tool, az az ears Wore on; youth and beauty
- Hlght, friends grew fewer and fewer
y1 i-I+ III the midst of a. joyless and mr.
f,SeIess middle age Miss A. fen iil with a
o g'iis' ncurable illness. Then and then
connar %tiSH tne world, as far as she was
. tA7li1SIhed, had narrowed itself down IN
fb oonIlnes Of small room, and even
h. sIeW DINNER and more unreal dav
bone lay came the contamination of her
the for+4 an aged relative died and left her
.sOb tuie Ior which she had so lonped
e,-osa55,1eaaAe them away! she cried with
~ Jung bitterness, when thew hroue,b+
q ana ne, ne papers that represented so rnnch
AOI truly man W9lkatb
IN d vain shadow and disquietetb binneaif
Ken M Nh, ne heapeth up riches and cannot
-i VINO shall gather them.
ro5 5Ie passing of the bloomer girl &c al
Yort ScSnlpiete, says a writer in fhe New
e,-s5 n .9uh.Any one gifted with obser1,s,,t
e. VINO spends couple of hours Of o e,1lt
h7 'Ltsfnoon watching the bicvcIes rro
oth 9 da IaDorite thoroughfare viii need no
s-4+, demonstration Last year whom az
sr eiIi Closed there We're plenty Of bioor,o
tunes ~, put during the winter their cos
VIZ underwent a decided changa ond
tha L,o lley started out in the sprin9 gain
taan r no99e1 We're discarded 1t Is more
lew posslDle that in every one Of the 80
a. uses in which a woman bic, III very i
wheel IN lungs to boomers it is because the
She g. she owns has a diamond fraToe IN, CLl9
70 h,,@ nm neither ride it in skirts nor sffor9
Fem. new machine with a low, frsyne
the st e.iteFs OF the boulevard have noficed
g9o5 Icy decline of the bloomer TJitb u
Occurrence u !, interest. 1t is not infrequent
70 s1o+LHlcee 10 hear one old rider com11ent
has 9! that such and such uLo,,ol !.
Two Of tPbi ~ and gone back to skirts
tr,5r5GIt,t ne early morning regulars 1Io ,s
youne - up 70 Ciaremont recently were