The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-07

piled it will have a very perceptible effect
on them, making them less likely TO fail
out or be rubbed out. 1t is the reckless
way in which people rub their eyes which
Is TO great extent responsible for the
scarcity Of lashes. 1t is almost always the
lower lid which bears the brunt of this
ruoplnS, and the result is apparent in the
much smaiter quota of lashes which the
lower I'D always has This IS another direc-
ton IN which parents are expected 10 look
out Tor the physical well being of their
chlidren. There was time when even
cross-eyed people did not dream of re-
PIoachlng their parents for negligence.
Ihose were palmy days for parents. In fu-
lure wnen young people come of age they
VIII De counting their eyelashes and taking
d whole Bertinon system of measurements
Oh their ears and noses 10 fiud out wheth-
ef their parents have done the square thing
by them
MS Is the day of the anti-spank move
hieht. Advanced mothers talk learnedly of
dIio"lhg a child to develop spontaneously,
VI not checking and controlling him but
of letting his individuality come up as A
mower without Interference. Some moth
eIs are trying to live up TO these beautiful
lheofles, even though their children seem
10 come up more like a volcano than like
hover. To this variety of mothers the
nose culture is especially recommended. II
their small imp of a boy, developing his
own ego Ia the lily Theoretically, grows
700 opstreperous, they can take him by
the nose and pull him steadily and con-
tlhuousIy' around the room. If he pro-
tests, or If any apostle of the new child
culture surprises her in the act, she can
scout The idea of having punished the boy
enc mas oeen simply doing her duty in the
me Oh nose culture. So with the clothespln
method
IN TACT, this physical training may read
ny De made 10 supersede old-fashioned
forms OF punishment even with mothers
VINO stand by the old theories. Instead
oI sehding child supperless 10 bed. he
could be condemned TO wear a clothespin
on his nose for an hour Instead of giving
MN foolish spanking he could be re
quiIeo TO undergo fifteen minutes of nose
pulIing, ana so on. This method would
nave the advantage of combining practical
ana beneficial results with moral discipline
ana could be Indefinitely extended TO in
clude such faults OF physique as flopn,ng
ears pigeon toes, round shoulders. stubby
naifs and so on ''
There are cures without nnr,ho. >. 49,
marked woman of large experience .res,
cures, water cures, rubbing cures ere
put the simplest and what l consider the
NEST OF all cures is the air cure II is a
remedy which 1 have often used in NV
family for chronic coughs and digestive
troubles with good effect.
DO not mean a change of air which
physicians are so fond of prescribing. and
wtlch Tor people of moderate means is so
uncut TO carry out, but regular system
OF lnhaiins outdoor air at stated intervals
W
'here Is no better cure even for incipient
consumption, and it can do no harm, and
Is hearhfui, even If not curative
II any of my children have trouble
some cough or have no appetite or seem
run down, l always supplement NV other
treatment with the air cure, as | call it
In good weather il is done out of doors.
IN Dad weather, Or if the patient is deli
cate, in room that has been thorouehlv
aired. lnhale very slowly, counting fifteen
with the mouth slightly open. exhale also
very slowly, counting fifteen again. Do
this six times Initiating particularly the
upper portion of the lungs Then repeat
the same way, initiating The very lowest
portion OF the lungs, which, by the way.
young people very seldom use at all
breathing entirely above the waistlne.
Finally, repeat the breathing exercise
through the nose, with the mouth shut.
lungs
The latter exercise is particularly good for
| catarrh, as good air is very healing to the
mucous membrane. This brea thing -exer-
else should be repeated under the same
conditions four to six times a day Seden-
tary people who do not take much exercise
will derive much benefit by doing this
number of times during the day as il ex-
ercises the muscles of the stomach besides
giving the lungs pure air and expansion
Often when I have five minutes to spare
throw on a cloak and go out on the porch
for a breathing spell. This I can often do
when a long walk with the necessary
preparation would be impossible If done
several times during the day it does. I
think, quite as much good 1 am sure
whoever persistently tries my air cure will
be delighted with the results"
81 often think of a certain theological
student who attended the seminary in
| Auburn when l was living there some
time ago." woman said the other day
| to the New York Times, after attending
| an alumnae association dinner where one
| of the members present was the wife of
| a man who has occupied one of the high
| est positions the country has 10 bestow
Mrs. Blank was engaged to be married
| to this student when she was a young girl
| but after leaving the seminary he threw
| her over, as so many of the theological
| students do the girls with whom they fall
| in love in their youthful days. 1t meant
great deal to her, for she became the wife
of a distinguished man and acquired
world-renown, and the student is no better
| known now than he was in those youthful
| DAYS. The affections of a divinity student
are not more steadfast than those of any
other college boy, and the number of Au
| burn girls who have had a chance 10 Guilt
vate broken hearts because conscientious
youths felt after they started out into the
world that it would not be just to ask
| ,on to leave comfortable home to share
NV uncertain prospects, is legion"
7 once watched a monkey mot an orang
ontanq. this time) which had a baby in
arms being fed with grapes. says writer
| IN CasselPs Magazine The youugster
vas most anxious TO have grape, but