Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-02

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hiH To hoe.ng Get the xsrdeR, yea vili
and tina, 700 have got - do it your
self. A man ~hoxe wbols heft lies in
musick land not too betty 81 that, siR'I
no better than . seed-liis posder; bat
if be luvs TO listen while yu sing some
gentle ballad yu will lind him mellow,
not soft. But don't marry emmy body
for one vir,ew emmy quicker than you
would flop man for Just one fault.
8. 1t is one of the most tuffest things
for female to be an old maid success
fully. A great many have tried it, and
made bad job of it, and had . hard
time. Everybody seems to look on old
maids jist Is they do upon dried herbs
in the garret-handy for sickness-and
therefore, girls, it amt mistake that
you shud be willing to swop yourself
oph with some true-hearted phellow for
. husband. The swop il q good one;
but don't swop for any man who is re-
spektable jist because his father il. You
had better be an old maid for four thou
sand years and then join the Shakers
then few buy repentance at thih price.
No woman ever made this trade who
didn't get either phool, mean cuss or
a clown for a husband.
I. In digging down into this subject
I find the digging goes harder the fur
Their git. It 10 much easier to inform
yu who not to take, for the reason there
is more Of them.
l don't think you will foller my ad-
vice if l give it; and therefore, will
keep it, for look upon advice as do
upon castor lie "a mean dose to give and
y mean one to take. But l must say
one thing, girls, or Spite. If you can
find a bright.eyed, we'll ballusted boy,
who looks upon poverty az sassy as u
child looks upon wealth-who had rath.
er sit down on the curbstone in front of
the Fifth Avenue hotel, and eat ham
sandwich, than go inside and run in debt
for his dinner and tooth pick-and who
is man with that sort of pluck that
mistakes defeat for victory, mi advice
liz to take him body and soul-snare him
at Onst, for he is a stray trout, : breed
very skarse in our waters.
Take him, and bid onto him a. hor-
nets bid on tree.