Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-03-25
Frostburg, March 25, 1889
RULES OF CONDUCT.

Never Point ct another.
Never betray 4 confidence.
Never wantenly Tighten others.
Never leave home with unkinl
words. ~.
Never neglect to call upon your
friends.
Never laugh at the misioItunes OF
others.
Never give promise that you do
not fulfil.
Never send present hoping for
one In return.
Never speak much Of your own
performances.
Never iail to be punctual at the
time APT ointed.
Never make yourself the hero of
your own story.
Never pick the teeth or clean the
nails in company.
Never fail to give polite answer
to civil question.
Never q estion servant or child
about family matter.
Never read letters which you may
find addressed to others.
Never present gift saying it is of
10 use to yourself.
Never fail, if a gentleman, of being
civil and polite to ladies.
Never associate with bad company ;
have good comp ny or none.
Never call attention 10 the features
or form of any present.
Never punish your chic for a fault
tn which you ere addicted you,slf.
Never look ov the 81 oulder OF
another = no Is rrS,ilng or writing.
Never eIer TO "a gift you have
made or favor you have rendered.
Never appear &c 4 tice car, de-
torml'y, II defect, Of any one present.
N YER arrest tie attention OF an
acquintanre b. touch S, eak 10
hin.
Never answer questions il general
com ANY TIA have cen put 10 ot.,-
ers.
Never, wbe. travelling AFRO i'd, b.
over hcastful IN praiss Of your own
country.
ABOUT NOVELS Mary" remark
ed san, timoa ous father the other
day 10 lis sentimental fourtean-yea
oil daughter, II Soc I will have to
give YOU the Dickens for reading so
many OF those trashy novels. | never
thought it did girl much good TO
Cooper up n the house to keep sunh
things out of her hands, but some-
thing must bo done at once. If l
find snotker novel in ur 20 session
| shall be temp ted to Burnett. Those
hints DIS roy the pes,e Of
gre t may otherwise happy Holmes.
There ir not novel in The North or
South worth fia in the way Of IN
t@llectual advancement. They dis.
semlnGte raj. among b4th Boyeaen
girls. Many good, conscie,i touR
girl Is, by their " huence, changed
into a. E nest Triher. ri cir blight
ing II hnence Is ~ read over the Hoi-
land. 1t ,!ors one any good to
R'id snah trash Thsy paint hu.
ms ity III 100 Black sui.-. 7 e>
s=em TO del ght in pictnring s ME
faith " he make5 It his mission to
Rot inson Of his inheritance. TIE
scn would lave IN rs Ssnd / often
" ,ndtr Verne the world they get
their ideas 1t pGins mo to see Hugo
about the b use like enc in drsao1.
Yuu should Dumas to improve mind"
And then the father weut out to zee
a fellow A blot ) me Fl .anc.al l. att IA.
ard Mary trr"ed IN her heel with he
air OF an injured Du hess. She Vi :
daine'l TO Sue for forgiveness.
IhoN Stag is ceas! & raIidIy to be
"a wasle picdntt At Az English |
iron works II IS smp.oged as a ZOE
conductor OF heat. Whs4 il rs
ground il Ia molded into bricks of |
ST. al ton hne.s, HEach are siso im.
pervlous 10 frost I'D thlrty ps1 cent
ll&nte than eommou clay iicks
Cement, c, nc. etc, anl artlic al store
are .kewIse made IRON The alag.
A LALaE body Of is.egraph,Is cnn,
vened at littsbur4 Monday for he
purpose u or. AIMING nations.
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