Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-19
THE eARe=R'S NEW BOY.
rAo Boss Shaver Oivss . Few Words e
Advice to Jimmy.
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ne Bsss shaver oivss . Few words e
Advice to Jimmy.
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.'And Jimmy went on. you must
b observing at your work. A perfect
barber b . diplomat . companion.
workman. an actor and . gentleman.
Keep your razors sharp rather than your
tongue Remember that speech is silver
dollar, while silence 10 old greenbacka
Make friends with ali men, but watch
your raxDrs - they pass out Give advice
only to customers whom you do not want
to see again. In talking as well rs In
shaving be careful not to rip up old sores
Don't stroke . cat the wrong way unless
you do it with your foot Don't let the
man who has many friends get In your
debt for more than three shayeA Never
convince . good customer that he ID mis-
taken about an, thing.
Learn the value Of kindlines, and self.
denial One day Q good young gentleman
who was next kindly kept his seat and
permitted An old man to take his turn.
The barber foot slipped and cut the old
gentleman lip into Cape Cod BE eau
iious. 700. Ask man ten times how he
wants his hair trimmed-you can cut Ii
but once II you would be q brilliant
conversationalist and acquire reputation
as . Wit learn to listen constantly and
laugh in the right plsca Never unde-
ceive customer whea he thinks he has
said good thing You can afford to
laugh heartily At an old Joke Laughter
is cheap medicine. and in some kinds Of
business il iraws like Q mustard plaster
or an advertisement
ITO him who IL aching to tell all he
knows everybody seems to talk too much.
II you can't beat man ut an argument
call him Q craak But don't argue
When Q man argues his brain all rushes
to one side Of his head. and the contrary
aide at that A man was never convinced
of anything by argument excepting Of his
own cleverness s1d tother fellow s stu
pidity. Men change their politics aud
their beliefs only IS they do their skirts
when they are alone. The man who
talks much and easily may seem to be the
smartest. but about the time he gets tired
the man who has been lying back in the
chair thinking puts In few words hat
knock the man out Education is good
thing. but too often ii is q mere sugar
coating to hide ignorance The best edu.
cation is that which teaches man how
little he knows of the much there Is to
learn and shows him the way to think.
The educated man is an amateur. while
the thinker 10 professional.
An Anchorage That Pleases Patti.
Nine. Patti would rather broil beef
steak than "bring down house" In
deed, she gets to be more and more do
mestic. Her castle il no castle in
Spain" but real castle in Wales. @Our
home there, she says, lis 80 soothing. It
IL 30 sweet to feather nicely nest for
ones family and friends. We are now
engaged in building . tower, from the
summit Of which we shall enjoy mag
nificent view and in which there will be
Q large billiard-poom. take pride In my
greenhouses and kitchen garden. AL
the time l don't spend at Craig y-nois
seems to me time lost should not give
asnap of my finger for my brilliant c.
reer had II not procured me delicious
country retreat and the kind Of anchor
age that exactly suits me."-Philadelphia
Press.