The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1868-11-27

and demand glass Of brandy and wa
ter. Ask. ELECTROMAGNETIC cents
cannot be better isvesied in something
else Put it back in your pocket, and
give it to the little cripple who sells
matches on the corner. Take my word
for it you viii not be sorry. sAli3AAf
f.. Wait madam--th,nk twice before you
decide on that hundred dollar shawl y A
4 hundred dollars is great deal of mon
Eey;. one dollar is. a great deal, when peo-
PIE once consider the amount Of good it
will accomplish, ncarefal hands. Your
husbands business is uncertain; there
is financial crisis close at hand. Who
knows what that hundred dollars may be
10 you yet |! 80, $50
f. Wait. sir. before you buy that ggsady y
amethyst breast-pin You are surveying
50 earnestly through the, jewelers. plate
glass windows. Keep your money for
another piecc-of jewetry-=ap plain gold
wedding ring made to fit a.gesy finger
that you wot of. A shirt neatly ironed
and stockings .darped like lace work are
-beiierlthan gilt brooches and flaming
amethysts. You can't afford to marry !
Wait and think the matter over. l,;,a =
Il Wait, .lno,her befere you speak harsh
ly to the little chubby fogns4 who has
torn his APRON and soiled his white MAJ
settles jacket. lie is only child and
s',notlrer" is the sweetest word in all the
i|sworid to him. = Needle and thread and
soapsnds, will repair all damages; but if
You once teach him to shrink from bis
mother. and hide awayrhischildish faults
the damage cannot be repaired.
Wait, husband, before you wonder
.aaaibly why=yetfr wife~elonst get along
1 yitif family cares and h0lselIoldteSp6n
sibilities as '.your mother did" She il
doing her best, and no woman can EN-
4 durei to have that best sighted. Re
member the night she set mp with the
i httie babe that died /; remcmbefthe. love
+ and care she bestowed on ayo,,whcni yon
had that long fit of ilihcss. DO yoa
4 think she is made, of cast-ironi Wait
i wait with silence and forbearanee, and
I thc light will come back to her eyes, the
old light Of the old days. '1a'
'sqWait, wife, before you speak so re-
praaeifully to your husband when he
comes home late, and weary and ''ouf
of sorts" He has worked for you oil
LAY long; he has wreslled bandin hand,
with Care ard Selishncgs and Greed +;
and all the demons that fallow the train
of money making. Let home be anoth
or atmosphere entirely let him feel
that there lis zone place in the world
where he can find p"3ce, and quiet and
perfect love.
Wait, bright young girls, before y'o''
arcl, yoorr pretty eyes. and whisper
soicl maid" as the quiet figure steals by.
With silver in its hair. and crows feet
around the eyes, L. is hard enough o.
lose life's gIadness and cDasticity--it is
hard enough to see youth drifting away,
without adding 10 the bitter cup one
drop of scorn! Yoa do not know wl.al
she has endured /; you never can know
until experience teaches yam;; 50 wait,
bcfore you sneer at the Old Maid.
Wait, sir, befoic you add billiard
room to your house, aud bay the fast
horse that Black and White and all the
rest of s.llle fellows" eovct. Wait. and
think whether yoihcan prdit-wbetl-
er you would like ten years from now, ID
see your fair wife struggling with -poy-
srty, youf children shabby and want
striker, and yourself miserable hang
er aon 4Faiind corner groccrs and one
horse gambling saloons. You think
that is impossible, do you rcmember
what Hazel said to the seer of old: as
thy servant dog that he shonid do this
; thing I" --- -------.-.-, ,------ -7---,-,5,
Wait, merchant. before you tell the
pale faced youth from the country. THAT
you can do nothing for him. Youaeaa
do something for him; you can give him
word Of enconragement--a word OF
advice. There was time once when
you were Young and poor, and friend
less !! Have you forgotten it already !
Wait, blue-eyed lassie, wait a while
before y GU say s'yes' to the dashing
young fellow who says he can't ike
withomt,you. w ait until you have as
certairied .sfor sure and for certain as
the children say. that the cigar and the
wine bottle and the card table are
not to be your rivals in, his heart q
little delay won't hurt hir;s whatever he
may say-jjust see .ifi tmilt 7als'i = ssa'ss
And wait, my friend viii, the brown
moustache; don't commit yourself 10
, Laura Matilda until you are sure size will
be kind to your old mother, and gentle
: with your little sisters, and true, 10y,
ing wife 10 you, instead of a mere pnp-
net who lives on tho breath o. fashion
and excitement, and regards the snnny-
J, side of broadway as SECOND onlyto Eiys-
:. ir1nf AS a general thing. people are ii