Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1886-07-28

George Gould, who, according to rumor,
is to marry Miss Edith Kingdom, OF the
DAILY Company, is the eldest son of Jay
Gould. He is twenty-four years OF age
and is leader in financial and social cir
cles. There is none Of the dude element
about him, although he dresses in fash
ionable garments, in contradlstlnctlon 10
his father, who often wears old clothes and
hats. George Gould has had a thorough
business training, and has always accom-
panied his father on the tours of the Gould
system. He has had control of the Grand
Opera House, of New York, and nothing
has been spared to give him thorough
insight into business methods. lie ls
member of the New York Stock Exchange.
Upon his initiation, he was the victim OF
the inevitable. horse-play, and his nat.
when it was returned to him, looked as II
it had been around the world in coal car.
1t is said that upon his escape he offered
the tile to boot black, who refused it.
Since Miss Kingdoms trip to Europe, the
couple have exchanged daily missives OF
several thousand words over the cables.
Young Gould says his European trip is
solely for business.
PRAISE THE BOY.-It often costs one
quite struggle to do his simple duty;
and when one does his simple duty in
spite of his temptations to do differently,
he deserves credit for his doing. One has
no need to live long in this world before
finding out this truth. A bright little boy
about two and half years old recently
showed that he apprehended it. he was
on the eve of doing something that was
very tempting to him.
"No, my son you mustn't 40 that" sald
his father" ;,
The little fellow looked as if he would
like to do it in spite of his fathers prohl-
bition; but he triumphed over his inclina-
ton, and answered resolutely "All right,
papa l won't do it,"
There was no issue there, and the father
turned to something else. The boy waited
q minute, and then said, in tone of sur
prised inquiry "Papa, why don't you tell
me, that's good boy?"
The father accepted the suggestion, and
commended his son accordingly. A just
recognition of child's we'll doing is pa
rents duty, even though the child's we'll
doing ought not to hinge on such recog-
milton. And as with little folks, SO with
larger ones. Just commendatl0n IS every
ones duty. Even our Lord Himself has
promised to say, "Well done" to every
loved one of His who does well.-S,uddy-
School Times.
SOME RULES FOR WOMEN.-1. A wo-
mans power in the world is measured by
her power to please. Whatever she may
wish to accomplish she will best manage
it by pleasing. A Woman's grand social
aim should be to please. >,
3. Modesty is the ground on which all
wOman's charms appear to the greatest au-
vantage. In manners, dress, conversation,
remember always that mOdesty must not
be forgotten. ,
3. So the womans aim is to please,
and modesty is the first principle in the art
of pleasing.
t. Always dress up to your age or a
little beyond it. Let your person be the
Youngest thing about you, not the oldest.
5. Remember that what women adj
mire in themselves is seldom what men
admire in them.
s. Women's beauties are seldom mems
beauties.
!. Gayety tempered by seriousness is
the happiest manner in society.
s. Always speak low.
8. a plain woman can never be pretty.
She can always be fascinating if she takes
pains.
10. Every year woman lives the more
pains SnG SnOulu ldkc Will Hel ulSoo.
II. In all things let woman ask what
will please the men of sense before she
asks what will please the men of fashion.
saS 1t is curious thing, but true one,
that efforts made to help people often do
them an injury, because they excite
wish to be helped, and helped again, and
more, and then a disposition of hostility
if they do not get all they want.-tnaed
Presbyterian.
pay A friend called upon Rossini, the
great musical composer, one day, and
found him smoking. "Ah, that is good"
Sda said he akng out his sgpa ieped
Rossini, placidly, "the smoke of my own
cigar satisfies me-"
HasA In your resolution to amend your
life be specific. And beg lin at the place
where you know you are the most wrong.
Don't deceive yourself with generalities.