The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-28

ing of waltzing mice These c1rious
little creatures possess some peculiar
cerebral malformatiOn which causes them
to keep in continuous motion. whirline
always in a circle and executing q move
ment which is as near the waltz move
ment as can be imagined. Just how Mar
gerry got her first pair of four-footed
dancers is not related, but she succeeded
In rearing large and profitable family.
winch she sold to children of the gentry
at shilling a pair. In three months her
business had yielded as much as her af-
nlcted father could have earned in that
liiiie' ana like wise little business
woman she has invested her profits in
increasing her stock and advancing prices
= siKpence. which is paid willingly. The
fancy Tor these strange creatures will last
long enough, probably to enable Mareerv
to keep the pot boiling until ba, kea,,
business sense discovers some other source
of income r"i 20
Inere Is strong probability that Irish
popin is to become popular amono. co
clety women. Queen Alexandra set tba
fashion at the end of the season. and al.
most immediately after the Duchess Of
Wal ioorough was seen in some lovely
gowns OF the same material The sD,Icbass
OF Manchester followed in Quick succas-
SION, and all the American women who
are the guests of Mrs. AdaIr and her SIC
ter, Lady Barrymore. In Ireland. are no
tronizing this dress material. Lady Rar-
rymore has placed a large order with a
reliable firm of poplin manufacturers ~,
Dublin, with instructions that sa,.ar -
dress lengths were to be sent To friends,
In Paris and New York
As a living denial of the failacies. os f.a-
d1sts who in the last fifty wears have o..
Vocated a multiplicity of rules for tha
preservation of the bodily health of WON
en-, susan 3. Anthony is the most strit,-
ing example today. She is eiehty-fo,,r
years Old and is more alert mentally and
pnysicatiy than the average woman of
Sixty VINO has maSSaged and ,dieted sa,d
swung dumbbelis and escheWed corsets
| and Done all sorts of things she was led to
oelieve would preserve her youth and kaan
tat and wrinkles away. Miss Anthonp.
never has taken up with any of these
capflces. To this day she wears a short
rIencn corset and never has battered over
wet grass in her bare feet or adonted !.
vegetarian diet. She never has heen
kneaoed or rubbed by masseuse Sic
eats bread and butter, beefsteak and lamb
shops and drinks tea and coffee. mix and
water For the corsetress woman She 30,
benign sympathy, not unmixed with a
uasn Oh milo scorn She says she is
Just natural %
Commenting on Miss Anthonv's ra-
markabie preservation and her freedo,,
from physical ills-she never has .lxnoyvn
day of real Illness a physician whosas
practice is largely among women ssid
/ Yesterday: II remember Susan r An
thony quarter of century AGO when
she was about sixty. Her face was
smooth and glowed with healthf,,I color
| Any medical man could recognize tba,
perfect naturalness of her complexion a +
| a glance. She was and is a splendid oh
Ject lesson to those women who adont
every suggestion for keeping their com
piexions clear and their waist lines yisi-
Die. 1t is unfortunately true the ma ioritv
OF articles on those subjects are written
by women for women, and not one writer
In thousand has any well grounded
knowledge of TIE alleged remedies She
recommends. Many of them are sosah-
surd as to carry with them the visible
evidence of their harmful nature The
average womei who concocts a recipe for
creams and lotions seems to run to
| quantity rather than quality. I have in
my Office the copy of a recipe, directed to
be used with the finger tips, that if nut
up according to directions would make
almost a quart of material 1t could mt
be used in twenty years, provided 1t did
not turn rancid or separate in that tina.