The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-09

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idea Of making you q wife chan they
have Of committing suicide. " .
were Young man | would hayr no
moro ID do with such fancy women
than | would with q viper
| Now, girls, let Nelly give YOU q
piece Of her advice, aud she knows
from-esfetience, thal " Won litachtc,
you will gain tho reputation o. being
worthy girls, and stand n fair chance
Of getting respectable husbapls., IL
4 ishIl 'w,'Il enough that yof Icdrh %
daaer the I,iano, work cmbtoidcrS,
study grammar, rtr3 bu don't neg
lect TO LET grand mama or your moth
crteacil yon how to make pies and
puddings, aud get q meal Of victnals
good enough for king. No part Of
a bousskeeper's duties should be neg
Elected; If you do not MARK n veal
thy husband, you win need TO know
how toido such work; and II yoh
do, twill be no disadvantage for you
to know how to instruct servant
girl to do these things as you would
twish 10 have them done.
In the next place, don't pretend TO
be whatiy you are not. Afiectation ls
tie most despisable of accomplish
nents," and only causes sensible peo-
ple to laugh at you. No one but a
fool will be caught BY aGectation 1t
has transparent skin, easily to be seen
through. Dress plain, but neatly.
Remember that nothing gives a girl
SO modest, .becomming, and lovely an
appearqnce, as Q neal and plain dress.
Al the. .nnumn,ery aud tinsel- work Of
! the dressinaker and miiiiner are iln-
necessary. II you ARE really iand1
some, they de not add toyodr bednty.
one particle; if you are homely, they
only make you look worse. Men
don't court your lace and jewelry but
your owr, dear sclSes. .l'@o7D9d
j Finger rings and folderols may do
| to look at, but they add nothing to
the value OF a wifeAall yonhg men
know that. If You know how to
talk, do it naturally, and not be 50
distressingly polite as TO spoil all you
say. If your hair is straight, don't
put on the curling-tongues to make
people believe it is not. If your
neck is dark, wear lace collar, but
dnn't'be 50 foolish as to put on paint,
thinking that the people are so blind
as not to see III and II your checks
are not rosy, don'tapply pink saucers,
for tho deception with be- detected.
and you'll be laughed at.
Finally,agils, listen to the counsel
of your methers, and ask their ad.
&'ice in everything. Think less q
, fashion thai yoa do Of home duties
less of romance than you do of th,
!, realities Of life; and instead of try.
! ting 70 catch baux strive to make
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