The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-15

Press, it seems strange that they do not
use them in The form of punlxahs as the
lilndoos do. They show such resource In
the employment of fans that il is certain
nor through lack of inventive faculty
that the large revolving fan is nor in
vogue. Ihey has may fans" bearing on
the lear an accurately drawn-up euid, +,
this or thai pleasure resort. they bsye
lahS which bear the picture or news 90
some great event of importance to out-of-
the-Way parts of China; they have fam
SNAPPED daggers and clubs cunninelv CON
trlVed after the sty.e OF walkingstick dae-
gers; they have even the quaint orietnal
OF tue autograph fan which has Iatalv
found its way into English favor. but as
TO the punkah, they will have none of Il.
rms may be accounted for by the fact
tnat Chinaman does not like to be
famed at the top or back of his head nj,
ught-drawn, straight hair offers no pro-
tectloh Whatever against a good punlsab
breeze, whereas the Hinioo, having n
good covering of loose hair. even wien NOT
turbaned, does not suffer from chi Is az
the scalp. An inventive and entarnrisins~
Celestial, overlooking this fact. once fash
Toned punkah on a large scale. II CON
sisted of seven large wheels ten feet in df
ameter joined together so that one MN
could turn them all on a single crank.
Such a seveHfold saddle wheel contrivanca
would certainly create a breeze In which no
N~-N NV Jul II never came 10 any,
lhihg. II was apparently, the last of its
race.
| 1t Is likely that if forty women were
made to give their ideas of complete hap
piness, says the Chicago Times-Herald,
no two would reveal the same story I
| know mother who says that she knows
no greater bliss than her peaceful. joyful
mental condition just after she has bathed
three mlschievous small BOYS and a num-
| Der OF equally 1rolicsome daughters Any
one who has ever tried TO dress a lively
! youngster, who, during the process. skips
from the bedroom to the back porch and
pack again umpty-umpt times, will real
| We the happiness that must be hers. Neat
housewives find happiness when the week
| ~ securing and cleaning and busting and
general ripping things-up has been
| brought to close. Almost any young wo-
man VIII tell you that after she has darn
| ed Two pairs of stockings and washed out
handful OF neck ribbons she is over
wheimed with "A spirit of peace and good
doing that is very delightful A woman
told me the other day that she was never
so happy as when she found herself the
nrst warrior in the bargain arena with
the privilege of yanking choice remnants
away from each newcomer Most news
paper women say that they never know
what happiness is because they have to
read what they write. l presume a baby's
idea OF bliss Is when ID climbs into some
Dodys bed at o'clock in the morning ana
lands with one loud, large, prolonged
shrek on somebody's tired chest. Wen.
us all matter of opinion, after all.
There was a man and a maid and a
ring;
I'll love you forever" and that sort of
thing.
The man loved and toied for the girl and
his aim;
And while he was tolling another man
came.
Prestol She few to the new one.
The one that she fancied the true ono.
+ or mat Is the way of a maid with a
man
The usual way of a maid with a man
on with the old love and ON with the
new one.
Another man and a maid and q rpg.
She loved him dearly and called him b.or
King. i-0'
And dreamed of the future and nctured
the nest
Where they twain should live with Love
at it's best
Prestol He flew TO the na,y ono
And one that he fancied the true ana
For that is the way of man with a ,notd
me usual way of a man with a maid
OH with the old love and on with the
"e" QUE Edgar M. Dilley.
IhreadDare carpets are no longer the de-
spar OF the thrifty housewife who ionevs
for their Punishment, but breads he IS
pense OF their replacement, saws the Neu,
i ork Post. She knows now her clear ana
unsatisfactory duty in the matter Tn
an large cities there are factories whore
oId carpets OF all kinds are cut into strfps
anu woven INTO beautiful velvety rues
The fabric -
original, but these are so blended that M
enc predominates and the revised paftarn
IS sort and artistic. No carpet is loo won,
or solied TO be put through the nrocass
ana no preparatory cleaning is necessa,,,
A ragged ingram, Brussels, or other cor.
pet may be taken up, the floor staInea
while it is away, and presently the 600.
ing is returned in the shape of fresh 49,
some rugs. whose beginning cannot he
suspected by the most critical observer
One of the newest privileges that bas
accrued to woman is the right to have ba
lie insured on even terms with man saws
an exchange We all think we know.
without asking for statistics. that W.
mans stay in this world is as ENDURING as
mans. We know there are some risks
such as child-bearing-to which she is ax
posed and from which man is exemnt hut
we know her habits, on an average arc
rather better than mans and that her life
is somewhat less exposed Yet for soroa
reason the life insurance companies bova
looked askance at her and preferred NOT Ia
risk their money on her prospects of liv-
ing, unless they got larger premiums than
men pay. At last it seems. they are COM
ing to a better mind on the subject. some
of the strongest companies have of late
determined 10 insure women at the same
rates as men, though with certain iimita-