The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-09-12

for me, and have all the faith in the
world in it. What blessing to wo.
man it is"-MRs. JENNIE L. SMITH, No.
s24 Kaufman St., Philadelphia, Pa.
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blight his life. And then, when he
caught a sudden vision of the horrible
| possibilities of the situation. he became
sick at heart and almost fell to the floor
Then. with great effort, he controlled his
feelings.
TEL me me-" he said, 'I am prepared
| for the worst"
ooh, Charley, am so sorry"
you should have thought OF this be-
fore"
Il know, I know I see my mistake,
now it's too late she cried. "Oh, why
didn't 1 tell you before we were mar
ried."
Tell me now and be quick about it;
cannot bear this suspense"
Tell me first that you will forgive me-"
she said in pleading tones. II will devote
my whole life in atonement for this one
mistake"
Il cannot promise until I know what 1t
is he said.
Then she came over to and knelt at his
feet
"Oh. Charley, you know the wheel
got just few weeks before we were
married.
1eSI nut what mas lnat--
why, 1 bought ton the-installment
plan-% a month-and have only paid
one installment. And 1 just know the
ieetOr will be-here Tomorrow Oh
Charley she sobbed, "can you ever for
give me?"
In Norway, where superb coffee Is made.
bit of butter is added to the beans while
they are roasting in the covered shovel
used there for that purpose In France
as wei, a piece of butter the size of a
| walnut is put with three pounds of the
coffee beans, and also a dessert-spoonful
of powered sugar This brings out both
flavor and scent, and, moreover, gives
the sligt caramel taste which will be re-
membered as a pleasing part of French
| cocee.
In Washington's day, says the Wash
ington Star it was the southern custom
to have the family crest woven in the
center of tablecloth and napkins. but
when hotels adopted that idea to the ex-
tent of name or initials it lost favor In
private life.
A coat OF arms, a crest, a monogram or
initials dellcately embroidered in white
or colored cottons are the ornamental
ton considered quite desirable now. Mon
ograms and initials may be large or
small, broad and trailing, or arranged to
have square effect, according to per-
sonal taste; but as it is customary to let
them follow the style for stationery. this
year they are small and placed within a
frame-like circle. On the tablecloth they
should be near the center, though not so
near as to be hidden by the corner, not
too far from the edge.
To crafty a fondness for color, q com
bination Of rose, pale blue and deep pur-
plish red may be safely used, as all these
lovely shades are furnished in embroidery
wi
vigorous washing.
Frank-"Some genius in Birmingham
has Invented a buttonless shirt" Billy
''Why, that's old. I've worn them ever
since my wife learned to ride a bike
Boston Traveller.
writer in the New York Times says:
THE southern girl has generally soft
velVety cheeks that are radiant and
bright with southern shunshine, and her
voice is mellow light and sweet She
has a pleasant smile, easy grace, and
restful yet animated manners, which
play havoc with the hearts of men. She
knows how to sing, as women of tropical
climates do, and her songs are generally
sympathetic and sweet, and hence telling
In their style.
The southern and northern girls are
entirely different in type, but each seems
what one lacks the other seems to pos
sess. The one has mental attractive
ness and strength of constitution the
natural beauty of feature.
The one. coming from the harder pa
rentage more vigorous stock, and indie
pendent character is seen to better ad-
vantage in some ways, because her evo-
luton has advanced faster, while the
other, because of her more limited on
portuulties, her climatic surroundings. and
conservative conditions, has develop
ed physical being and matured her natu-
raj beauty in a greater degree than her
keenly intellectual sister. In the one we
see cultured evolutionary development, In
the other natural expansion of powers.
Each seems to be perfectng herself
along the lines Of her nearest possibilities.
and each is daily growing nearer the
other While in one we find hardihood
and strength of organization, independ-
ence and self-reliance. in the other we
find a grace and charm of manner, inge-
nuity, tact and easy magnetic speech.
The northern girl is tall and stately com
pared with the round. full figure of the
shorter southerner. The temperament
Of the norther is mental-motive; that of
the southerner vital-mental. The devel-
opments of the northerner are in the in
tellectual and moral faculties; those Of
the southerner are in the scientific, per
ceptive, and social faculties Self
esteem is larger In the northerner. which
makes her a leader; approbatlveness is
larger in the southerner, and this makes
her an entertainer"
We have always been taught to believe
says an exchange that one of the canons
of good dressing is the harmony of color
in eyes and gown; but this theory has
been exploded, and 1t has been clearly
demonstrated by women of good taste
that nothing is more fatal to good effect
than a blue-eyed woman dressed ali in
brown. Colors OF contrasting shades are
always becoming. and stylish If properly
combined, and Il well suited to the wear
er are very effective.
While women who farm are numerous