The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-04
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feapondehce was more freely In
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this, as u everything else, nprae.
nee makes perfect W. have
h'' only never seen objection 70,
Doi always encouraged c~offcspoo.
d'hte between ladies and their
honorable gentlemen friends. VIZ
use the word honorable adyiscdly,
Tor . lady should never correspond
WITH any man who viii either make
a boast Of such correspondence. or
give any sort Of publicity to her
letters. An hoaoyaJic man wiu
ilways regard these NJ sacrcd. and
from any cause whatever.
ne correspondence ceases. he viii
WI adhere TO those principles oil
'ohof which seal his lips from
or any other sort Of dn.
.ission OF the matter, or even al.
'lSIon to it. We know a gentle
nan who has lady correspondents
: New York, California, North j.,
'arollna and other States. rs well
$ IN Mississippi, and their letters =,
re always pleasant and always ,
'eIcome, and receive prompt at :
Some Of the writers are /.
no KIN to him, and one of the -,
liter, cspecially--an esteemed :,
oung widow lady friend in North ;,
aroilna--writcs long and inter- !,
'uhg letters at regular intervals.
I'd they are always sources OF
easurc' as well as entertainment.
'rhaps, too, they, as well as the
Sponses, are sources of mental
d other Improvement, and moth tn
: else Is more refining to the til
aracter and nature of A man la
IN The free and frank letters Of a CT
reiterated, intelligent lady of he
lnement' and no intelligent and b,
med gentleman will desire or he
correspondence with any kH
'er class , II such a lady, how co
r, tells you her mother and her lif
both think such a c~orrespon- We
wrong" make up your pc
I'd that it is so, whether Won CIV,
< at 1t through the same spec cal
les or not, 1t may have been PEI
leasure and an Improvement to CHI
; but II she thinks il wrong. pre-
may rest assured il can be no wit
'sure to her. Don't get mad. un'
a 1901, and call her prim and An
Dish. She knows what is pleas. ha,
TO her and what is not, and Cal
mother may be suspicious of to 1
generally, flor all have to an cial
Tor the sins of a few unprin- He
ID wllains), and doubt il such met
cspondence will or can in re. pi {
conduce TO the mental or 9th,
: Improvement of her daugh- won
When their minds are DELHI he
made up, there is but one sissi
Sc left for You to follow, and who
IS as plain as the nose on your nor.
Cease your annoyances.
Is you value the friendship of
mother and daughter, respect
plainly expressed wishes. II
correspondence may have most
on IN a free and friendly way tract
while, and then your letters Mem
nave failed to elicit responses, Qua,
ien you may be told that the there
"'a' sueh cores OF WI
nee Is wrong" That is II =,
enus inc chap know
se"uemah would dis.
lady to do what she be. w.
IA a. ing wen though The I
Much pleasure and improve Tim.
$ lost by such adverse judg- graul
against an innocent and rac. !,
" friendly and pleasant dis -,
: and intercourse, but Il :. as s y
be submitted to with a good these ,
IN the comforting knowl.
lat all your lady friends do
TX alike. Cultivate cores. co,