The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-22
WOMAN'S
WORLD.

in part:
.rsHbacy is unnatural and unsatisfac-
,orv Every man needs a woman's love
- ,omplete his life. Every man of I'M
.r,errad instincts desires to establish
t,r,e and install queen to reign over ii.
,,ehelor is a case of arrested develop
,,ert He needs to be sweetened and pol
isbed and tanned by the loving heart OF
woman
..But in choosing a wife a man must ex-
arise GOOD judgment. There are many
kinds of women in the world, and most
of Them would like to be married. All wo-
men do not make satisfactory wives, and
in marrying a certain woman a man may
make the blunder of his life. Marriage
should be something more than a grab
bag into which a man thrusts his hand
and takes out an unknown quantity. A
sensible bridegroom is like a good shopper
who carefully examines the goods before
purchasing In the workaday world what
men need are genuine helpmeets-conscl-
ertious women, who viii share the bur-
dens Of life. Better to begin in prose and
end in poetry than to commence with po-
is the love that is based on mutual fit
ness and character.
In selecting partner for life a man
should be certain that the woman who is
to become his wife possesses a good dis
position This is not always easy to do,
for women are born actors, and play their
parts wen during the period OF courtship.
They know how to cover their weak
points A siatternly woman can make her
young man believe she is the pink of neat
ness, and a woman with grabbed tenn
per manages to wear nothing but smiles
whenever her lover is present. Men are
often deceived by appearances and the
real nature of the woman comes out after
marriage, as gay colors soon wash out of
poorly dyed cloth. l once knew a perfect
vixen, who, in order to catch a very re-
lsious and elderly gentleman, looked as
pious as nun for two years. She sue
leeded but the whole community pitied
the poor man, who blindly took her for
better or for worse. He looked for sun
SHINE and found nothing but moonshne
No man should enter into matrimony blind
folded
In addition 10 having a sweet disposi-
ton, good wife will be a practical wo-
man who can take charge of the home
She will possess a sound body and prefer
roast leef 10 cake and candy. She will
be able 10 bring up a family without be-
ing on the sick list one-half of
the time. She will be able 10
walk a dozen blocks without TAX
ing car, and the color in her cheeks
VIII come from good red blood and not
from rouge She will not grow premature
~ old and peeyish, and will carry her good
spirits TO her journeys end.
men 100, she will have some conceD-
'loN Oh housekeeping, being able TO make a
5000 cup Of coffee and pie crust fit 10 eat.
"a hungry husband cannot feed on fancy
J,Ho'o Query or get much nourishment from
heSihoVeh sonatas. He has a stomach
'S wen as soul. II the husband is to
provide Tor the outer woman, it is the
we duty to provide for the inner man.
furthermore, good wife will not be ex-
IaNasahl and Will be willing to start at
1me 1901 OF the ladder with her husband
lie desire 10 be stylish when peonle can
not afford it has broken M MANY a home
OF lLed il with discord The true wife is
fly, s'uNy outer
ne best wife is real Christ!an-not
9,e win a Veneering of piety but one who
'-'o"S 'he meaning of self-sacrifce The
80 matches are made in church between
muse VINO love God and love each other y
OdHdrles, owing to The reasonable nrices
"I'ch 1hey can be purchased are TO he
S"IN I'll most homes where pets are non
paI' says the New York Tribune mis-
-'0 - udrdy, easily care for and a CHEEKY
9'il.I"lon' Ills food should consist Of
12eSeeu' with occasion extras" such as
{tpP'ei orange and finely chopped hard
1O''eo eggs Great care should be taken
~ heep the cage clean and dry When the
y.iu mas finished his morning bath wine
Inc case thoroughly, and furnish fresh
supply OF sand and gravel daily. Never
"vl .he Ioosts to clean them. Coarse sand
paper rubbed briskly over them viii 1ea,To
mem clean and smooth.
WIN a little patience canaries can bn
,"uSnl TO perform many cunning tricks
oS' IL IS almost invariably at the sacrifice
u lhe blrd's song, for one thai is much
icl'ed or handled becomes so absorbed in
IT, ne" occupations that song is neglected
ta,,a splie instances cauaries have been
"usHJ DY dint of endless patience on the
part OF the teacher to whistle ponIlar airs
gled Banner" ''s'i SPAN
among the birds unusually gifted with
cue aolhty to memorize tunes is the buIl-
men Ihls bird is a native of Germany
rlIte ne can be found flying wild. as
a,5 i''s 10 IN America He has a red breast
Gnu gray coat, with black on the fins Of
1le wings and a black head. Although
~ ~ especially beautiful to look upon. these
ms Wheh taught, command fancy prices
my can readily learn to whistle any
ot"lP.e melody by the constant repetition
inc tune within their hearing; and in
,IelIhahy the raising of bullfnches is a
blse ana profitable business Many cob
oIs make the training of the birds a lu-
tl'uVe side pursuit. The cobbler keeps
yiT cage on shelf near where he works
I" me pegging away at his trade he whis-
sS over and over, clearly and with pre-
L is'9u the melody which he desires the
btu 10 remember. In time he is rewarded
nearing the initiative whistle of the
DIniineh The bird hears only one song
.',' ne has learned that thoroughly. and
s n whistle it through without a break or
b'P Ihen, if he has proved an apt pupil
1egihs TO learn a second song,
ne value of a bullhnch depends largely
=" me number of melodies in his reper-
MY 7hd the perfection of his rendering.
e ou.ihrch Is affectlonate but some
t,'s VIII display a violent and lasting an
Ipo'ny Tor certain individuals, who, for
mis- dislike GU
men singing and frequently at other
b'"o' M The society of those he likes. the