The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-22

her choice It is said that there are few
| broken engagements, in view of the fact
that these bracelets must either be filed
| on by the locksmith if the engaged per-
sons change their minds or that the cere-
mony OF unlocking it by the respective
| persons leads to a friendly adjustment Of
their quarrels, and often heals the breach.
| A New York physician said recently to
| patent OF his, lady of wealth, that he
| would refuse to treat her further is she
| dld not give up wearing black saws the
| Boston Herald. 1t was not. however nm
| til discussion ensued that he found out
! now much he was asking: not only were
| her gowns black, but her underwear
throughout was of the same color The
doctor then remarked that he had consid-
! cred the alternative he offered her to
abandon black gowns or find another phv-
stefan, an extreme measure only iusti-
! fed because of her peculiarly nervous and
! neurotic state but when it came to dis
| covering that she had nothing but black
clothes upon her person he would refuse
TO treat anybody so dressed. The pecu-
larry nervous and neurotic state he con-
sidered largely explained by this dress
alone.
He succeeded in effecting a change in
/ TINS patients attire throughout, insisting
| on white, all white underclothes. and as
! much use of white in the outer garments
as was practicable. There are hundreds
I of women similarly ill., and dressed as she
once was, who have no idea that ANYTHING
! but question of taste is involved in the
color OF their garments They would NOT
/ expect plant covered up from the sun bv
/ repeated layers of black clok- to flourish.
nut they DO not know that light and sun
shine are necessary to their bodies.
F,,.vr -
are blessed thereby, and thus their minds
{ cheered, that light has performed it good
work upon them. The whole body needs
light and sunshine is we'll recognized as
having the most valuable healing proper-
! ties upon the nervous system il acts with
especial force and sleepIessness. nervous
/ headaches and irritablity can often all be
cured by sun baths alone. But physical
/ Ill can be prevented oftener stiH simply
! by wearing light clothing
! The outward dress it may be impracti-
cable TO always govern with an eye single
/ TO this one consideration, but the under
/ clothing can and should be ALWAYS white
Every instinct of the incest taste leads to
| the same conclusion. Nothing else gives
such assurance of that exquisite thing
possible, and the fact that it interposes
the least possible barrier to the health
giving rays Of the light is conclusive in
/ its favor.
/
II you wish to keep your teeth in per-
feet condition you should pay your dem
list visit every three months saws a
/ writer in the Philadelphia Inquirer and
thls IS most excellent advice. If you do
/ this you will have no trouble at all with
/ them, as he viii be able TO detect the
/ very first sign of decay and take active
measures to prevent 1t going any further
/ Many people otherwise quite sensible will
1 leave their teeth to care Of themselves
/ until violent toothache warns them that
/ some mischief is at work in their mouth
and then they rush to their dentist, only
/ TO md that the damage is extensive and
will take both time and money to set
/ right
When a tooth begins to decay It not only
] affects itself, but the teeth that are next
TO il, and IL also affects the breath In
/ the most unpleasant manner, so that one
! becomes a source of great ANNOYANCE to
his neighbors 1t also causes Indigestion
T as unless the food can be properly masti-
/ Gated you cannot hope for good health
and where there Is pain in eating the
food is swallowed only half reduced to the
/ proper consistency that II should be The
/ best way to prevent this decay is to see
! that no food is allowed 20 remain between
the teeth. one should not only brush the
/ teeth thrice a day, but after every meal
| and also use more than one toothbrush
The water used TO wash the teeth with
must always be tepld A drop or two of
/ tincture Of myrrh can be used in the water
/ In which the mouth Is rinsed.
The proper way to clean the teeth is 10
/ brush them from the gums 20 the crown
/ OF the tooth; In this way the particles Of
/ food that are lodged between the teeth Will
be dislodged. II the teeth are only brushed
] lengthwise, as Is generally the case, the
food instead OF being brushed out. will be
| more firmly lodged than ever.
! Ali "a eg fi NJ al
/ always ready 10 pass between the teeth
I and clean them effectively from anything
/ that has got between them which the
/ toothbrush cannot reach. II the occa-
sional use OF a toothplck Is necessary, use
one made Of quill But II the teeth are
/ properly attended TO such an instrument
will be useless.
Great care must be taken OF the gums
/ az IL these become spongy they are ant
20 recede from the teeth and leave the
/ roots exposed, and decay sets IN very rapi-
/ dly in consequence when the gums are
/ kept in proper order the teeth viii remain
| healthy and IN good condition
There are a great many people AZ the
various watering places who contrive 20
/ have "a good time In spite OF Mrs Grundy's
/ dctum that socially they 20 not exist"
says the New York Tribune. In fact.
| they seem Co enjoy life quite as we'll. AZ
not better. than their sclf-coustitutod su-
pcriorH, who often hnd that lhe requ RE-
mcuts Of caste narrow theIr circle e. such
nn extent that they are practically alone
/ len their grandeur. Those limos OF social
dcmarcatlon exist often purely ln fho im.
aRlnation uf the exclusive few. those who
are without tlc pale being happily lrno-
rant NJ ihcr inffu1fifN ~ IH rather anus.
inF to pee MIHa Van Dozen eel ulImpe1rh-
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