The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-10-29
THE HU MAN FOOT.
No Lou&cr the Thing of Beauty That
II Was Once Considered

Time MS when Do good news made 4
Jonruc, ana no friend came near but a
Wet,Nme was uttered, or at least thought.
;or IN" travelling feet of the Wayfaror or
The herald, hut the foot Is 81 out of favor
nuW thar one may doubt whether even
i'.Nr tcNcrpr in THE single ease of her who
Ho> With two feet, newly born. within
The palm Of one hauN pauSeS often upon
t'f" dearest feet or Is much aware of
hem. Il must be chiefly the fault of the
boot. Tor the boot has no character. lam
-Eagc or nature in il. nor any patho> I'M
II. I = very old ana ont Of the question.
says 4 writer In Golfers Weekly.
The frcr, the feet were beautiful on the
mountains; their toll was the price of all
communication. and their reward the first
>trIIrc ANA rrtrr>hmCnt. They adorned
poetry With the primitive word. and the
r4N5'Hntlnu that was single, simple and
huMlur sang them. They were blessed
and hatArd: they suffered, but they We're
'lleUss with tine earth: dcwS in grass at
morning. shallow rivers 1t noon gave
them coaluc>>. They must have grown
h3rt upon their mountain paths. Yet ncv-
'r \" hard hUt they needed and had the
first pits and the rraditst sucror. II was
rtkrr easy for the feet of man to travel
this earth, >jlod or uuShod. and his feet
'ra delicate itkr hi> color.
Il ;hry suffered hardship once, they
suffer pTivatiou now. Ne modern man or
wenau can boast ~ having really happy
t,gt And Yer the frct should have moro
ut tine arQualutau,, ut earth, aud know
usar" III flowers. freshness. cool brooks.
W.ld thyme and salt and sand than does
auEtllu, else about Us. Ii Is their call
inc and the hands might he glad To he
>tr"krd for a day 10y grass and struck by
huttvrJHp>. n the feet are Of those who
- hdrrtaorei ana the n0SrrilS might he
battered to he. like them. - long near
- ~ mil - h.,r
tar d sting while. their privilege.
II onr feet are now - severed from the
raturaE ground. ThCs have inevitably lost
life ara strength 10y tho separation. 1t
: only the entirely un>hod that have i've"
II t.'t Watch peasant who never
Wea-> shoes. except for 4 few unkInd
ha.srs once a week. aud you may 500 the
idt1 Of li> talk i'll his mobile feet: they
he me dramatic n his hands FreSh
~ the air brown ~ the light and
healthy from the field. not used 10 dark
Hc>>. uat grown III prison, the foot Of the
outldluo docs not keep the unii-uified
mud ashamed stiffness Of the foot Of high
he. that tuor ! prlm. and never lifts 4
hcr, against its dull conditions, for it has
forgotten liberty. 1t is more active now
tGau it lately was-Certaiuiy the foot Of
woman j. more active: but whether on
the pedal or in the StiTrup. or clad for a
walk, or armed for a game, or deckei for
TIE waltz. II is in bonds II Is. IT any
rate. inarticulate.
What Do the Children Drink
Don't give them tea or coffee Have
Yen tried the new food drink called
GRAIN-O: |, is delicious and nourish-
Ing. ani takes the place of coffee. The
more Grain-O you give the children the
more health you distribute through their
systems Grain-O is made Of pure grains,
and when properly prepared tastes Ike
l. !
about L as much. All groeers sell il. l5c.
and a5c.