The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

she will be glad to be able to get into
/ No. . 49,
/ N you don't believe this just interview
all your country bred women friends who
I have become G. ~ residents. and you viii
/ discover that this Is true.
Asphalt and cut stone pavcments are
/ responsible for this popularity, Just as
/ they are responsible for the increased sen
sitiveness and enlarged growth Of a
horses feet The feet OF tho thorough
| bred that has never cantercd over any
thinE save the Yielding sod OF stock
farm or the soil OF the race course show
o marked difference after the same horse
has been driven several years over tho
hard city streets We're u not for the
skin Of tho veterinarians ana the adjust
ment 81 rubber pads about the tender por-
tions OF the hoofs they would often be
Obliged 20 suffer excrueiating pain.
AS the soft yielding earth Is the only
natural thing for man and beast 60 tread
upon. both man ana beast must suner
more or lees when an ARTIFICIAL substance
l. substituted Mems feet are Just as
much aTected hy the transition from
country 20 city life as women'a, only they
don't notice II, as very few men know or
care what eize % shoe they wear.
In the feet Of "a woman who has al
ways lived IN the country the muscles
are soft ana supple. while the same mus
eiea IN the feet Of the city woman are
frm and hard The reason OF this h that
when the city woman walks those muscles
are brought into what YOU might call
Fymnasiic exercises with the hard pave
ment ~ each stop r. taken. with the
hardening of the muscles there also ~
gradual enlargement Of the entire foot
Much Of the evil effect OF city pave
mcnts upon the human foot can he nen-
trallztd by care and attention. The woman
who has Just moved 90 town wants 70
bear IN mind that she must ia time wear
a larger shoe, and that u ia well 20 attain
20 No. 4 or gradually. and not cling 10
the Old number until her feet are almost
ruined.
's'rhe woman who would have small,
neat foot or who wishes her children 90
have such a foot will always choose
shoe whose sole IL very thick but az the
same time soft.
have often noticed, says the Cleve-
land Plain Dealer how women. who are
careless about their vaiuables and mon
ey. readily make reckless accusations OF
theft should any Of their property be
missing. says an Eastern writer. IRE
auently they have caused quite innocent
people 70 suffer "A great deal OF unDleas-
antness ana Inconvenience owing 10 their
earelessness. One unlucky girl, ladyH
maid. was accused hy her mistress or
stealing "A diamond ring. Shc was given
into custody on the ground that the ring.
which her mistress was positive she hhn
left on her dressing table, could not ne
found, her maid being the only person VINO
had access to the room. The girl. VINO
app. AIRED very much upset and frightened
Ia court, asserted her innocence. ana nor
mistress turned up wearing the ring IN
question. She had found Il In her water
lug. where Il had no doubt dropped on
her dressing table
remember reading also OF another case
In London that Of Herr Julius seeth,
famous lion tanner who was accused by
a lady OF stealing her purse while rioins
In an omnibus with a friend.
The accusation was made as they were
getting out aud Herr seeth r. stated 20
have said 20 a reporter. Hundreds or
people collected. and tn the company OF A.
policeman Herr Schumann ana ] walked
TO Kcuslngton station.
Here they were searched and then al
lowed TO 20. nice position for an inno-
cent man.
Herr seeth g. said 10 have further stat
ed IRA face any kind Of lion ana any
number OF lions. but an excited woman
who has lost her purse can brighten me
every time"
Before everything else the young wo-
man has a right TO expect from her hus-
band tenderness. sympathy and faith. But
sometimes. IN his eagerners 20 make all
life fair 20 her. ne fanciss she Is doll and
not a woman And doll - very selfish
,oy. IL demands careful treatment all
the time, and Il gives nothing but pref
~ appearance In return. II is che foolish
wife who expects infalllhiliiy In her hus-