Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
sWifsOME WOMAN"
0tNhomMiIton Said, "Thsir Beau
ty i'God's Handwriting"
kOS and .ommeots Concerning the Fair
St-Chiaeteristie Criticisms by Great
hinkes-Gossip and Chat on Cur
rent Matters.
RAINING FROM GRAVE TO GAY.

| She Gnts her lovers like those blest beads
Tbipale nuns tell upon string;
| The tInd once finished. there but needs
SiSiy to reeornmence the thing.
= h7roTd Lon'Do0R.
Mnkles disfgure woman less than
i'll ture.-Dupuy.
II greatest merit Of many husbands
is tiir wiyes.-Poincelot
Hry folly of woman is born of the
stuiity of man.-Michelet.
Tky say women and music should
new be dated.-Goldsrnith.
No ever found a woman unpre-
part with an excuse?-Anon.
Me laugh better or oftener than a
wohn with fine teeth.-Anon.
II Goldfish were a widow she would
becne fat.-Provencal Proverb.
N.Y. err from selfishHess; women be-
causthey are weak.-De Stael.
A iothG's tenderness and caresses
are tn mix ofthe heart.-De Guehin.
Vicpr Hugo says: "To reform a
man y,u INST begin with his grand
mother"
IRarnd women are ridiculed because
they quito shame unlesrncd men.
George hnd.
Womfl's tongue is her weapon, her
sword, 'hich she never permits to rest.
-Mme.Necker.
A wuian whose ruling passion is not
vanity superior to any man of equal
capacit.-Lavater.
Iffinmannels are admirable in men,
how inch more effective are they in
women Recanier.
Friem beware of tair maidens. when
their teI1erneSS begins, our servitude
is near. Victor Hugo.
No wman need never suffer from
e1,nui oSdcspair; the panacca is occu-
patton. Mime. de Surin.
Men o not Systematically oppose
women. They are only little thick
headed Gail Hamilton.
Oftenhe virtue of a woman must be
very greet, since it has TO suffice COR two.
-Elisabth of Roumania.
A wonan should never say that Of
anotherghich she would not do her
self.-Alrguerite de Nalois.
UNHAPPY is the man for whom his
own moher has not raade all other
Observation-Disclosures
\ woman would be in despair if ma
ture hadfOrmed her as fashion makes
her apper.-Mlle. de Lespinasse.
It's allvcry well having ready
made riQ man, but 1t may happen he s
a ready-nade fool.-George Eliot.
One OF the lessons woman most
rarely learns is never to talk to an an
CRY or dunken man.-lieorge Eliot.
A maj never so beautifully shows
his own strength Is when he respects Il
womanb softness.-DOuglas Jerrold.
A beautiful woman is the hell ofthe
soul, the pIrgatory of the purse, and
the paradise of the cyes.-FOnteneile
At present the most valuable gift
which can bestowed upon women is
something to do.-Jamcs a. Garfield.
A woman set on anything will walk
right through the moral crOckery with
out wincing.- Charles Dudley Warner.
The most fascinating women are
those that can most enrich the every
day moments of eXistcnce.-Leigh
Hunt.
A beautiful woman is 4 practical
naaEsa-r,laIatisAns tAIadarnn-S- aud
Emerson.
They govern the world, these sweet
Tipped women, because beauty is the
index of a larger fact than wisdom.-
D. w. Holmes.
One can, to an almost laughablc de-
gree, infer what a mans wife Is like
from his opinion about women in gcner-
all. S. Mill.
There are only two beautiful things
in the world, women and roses; and
only two sweet things, women and
mel ns.-Malserbc.