The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-31

liars, mischieVous ones, and w. YER
no sense OF honor 1-hs.I3
were usually women who
| either extremely dark or extremelv l;-au
betWeenltes don't seem to count. a Vs.
blonde woman by her wicked toncra erJ
my life for at least six months 4 Spss
dark woman by her lack of honor nra1.erl
lose belief in all womankind exceDt motId -
Nowadays, If l have got a secret tbe.s
must tell somebody, tell it 10 a ma, 1.
am In bit Of trouble where / rnnst -
the sympathy of woman tell n ~ -.t
mother. and If need help in anythi,.I
should ask one Of these two.n
DO WOMEN DESERVE rHIsa
Now, these women were not anvtb,,.
but agreeable women, considerate yo-.ue
and polite women, yet the greatest II1s.e
they had ever bad had come frcm wonao
SO had the greatest rudenesses ana ~
greatest misunderstanding. 1t didn't r,.La
them disagreeable to all women, il sinnrIs
made them beware of women. Ths tro-.hiJ
has been here, that woman has been ms ~
a pedestal and her virtue eTtoilo.
until man seemed a very mjssrabi.
specimen beside her. Now II
| just about time that she was knocked "a
this pedestal and little common seuse has,
into her head. When l want to do An,
worshiping / am going to worship a man
he's bigger. stronger, more natural. hatrs-
looking, has greater respect for the tru,b
and decidedly more charity for ones veal
ness. If couldn't get man to worship I
think would give my affection to d.
but certainly not to a woman.
YOU THINK THAT SOUNDS NASTY.
Take up the question that is in N,
English papers and think it over. avn,
among your women friends have found vo,
most faithful, blondes or brunettesTn and
you will be surprised to find that it isn't
question usually Of complexion, but thu,
woman to her sister woman is generally
about as faithful as the original serpent
"Oh," says somebody, "you are irritatsj
about something" No, / am not I am
sitting on the outside Of nineteenth cent.
ury Garden Of Eden and watching LiIitb
| and Eve talk together while l am civ.
| ing thanks at least l am sensible enough no,
| to be in 1t. "Well," says somebody. "vop
certainly must think there are some GOOD
women" Some good womenl Thank God,
there are millions Of them, but they are mol
| the women who go in for the ecstatlc friend.
ships; they are the ones whose friendship
has grown In years with you; the friendship
| that springs up like a weed in the night
deserves to be jerked up and thrown away
the next morning.
WOMEN OF WHOM TO BEWARE.
Beware Of the woman, my dear girl. WIN
tells you all about herself when YOU frat
meet her. Beware of the woman who an
| nounces to you that she never said disa.
greeable word about another woman. Ora.
cious goodness the air will be green when
she does begin. The woman who never
says disagreeable word is like the dog who
never barks-he bites, and he bites to poi
son. Beware of the woman who is over.
| rich in her caresses to you; by all the laws
of nature woman ought to kiss man,
and she is wasting the time Of two women
| when She fools about this sort of thing
THE WOMEN WE WANT TO LOVE.
There are women we love, women wa
love and trNt and who love and trust US,
women who care for us through every woe
that may come, who are joyful with us and
who don't misunderstood u.s. women who
take elder down and wrap it about the
skeleton in our closets so that we may never
hear the horrible bones rattle. These
women are more than friends, they are
woman in the world is ever enough your
friend to be to you what your
mother is, anil if you don't realize that to-
day you will tomorrow, or some time soon,
and if you haven't been to her what you
ought to be you will go off hide your head
and wonder what made you 80 blind. You
will she'd many bitter tear over this, and
shed them IN vain.
THE TEXT FROM WHICH SHE breaches.
1t sounds little bit like sermon doesn't
it, Well, we all have our times for sermon.
izing, and it's meant to be q kindly little
sermon, looking straight into your eyes with
heart full Of Kindness and thankfulness. 1t
seems to you bit like somebody who wears
the cap and bells drawing the crowd with the
Jangle and then preaching. Hasn't the fools
sermon often been good onei And this
sermon which is told from the talk of three
women about other women has ended up
with a very old text which reads, Honor
thy father and thy mother" but what the
preacher wants to emphasize is to "honof
your mother" She suffered for you, she
loves you and she knows you. her woman
child, as nobody else in the world does. Just
think over the text with me. and then may
be you will pray as l do that when death
walks into the house to put his cool and rest
full hands on the eyes that are 80 tired be
may choose you first, because you would
be friendless without your mother.
WHERE SERMONS ARE IN SENTENCES.
There are good many things that ds-
serve to be honored that don't get it. IL
you honor and are polite to your children
they will give you honor and respect in res
turn.
If you honor and are polite to those you
employ you will get honor and respect in
return.
If you honor and are polite to the trav-
eler you meet by land or sea you will get
respect and consideration for what you have
given.
If you honor and respect the laws Of
state. or of corporation, you have rigna
to proper treatment.
If you honor and respect every man,
woman, child. baby and dog that you meet
in your walks. if you give them the courtesy
due. then you can be very certain tnao
politeness and respect will be shown you oy
everything that passes you by.
The dog you kick is going to bite, the
woman you are rude to is going to snub you,
the child you don't consider worth polite.
ness is going to be impertineDt to you, and
right straight through life where you give
honor and respect you will get them in res
turn; many times a leaven OF real nKlng
will be added.
Honor and respect the preacher-her ln-
tentions are honorable, and if her sermon
has fallen q little short Of the conventional
type, remember that the seminary through
which she has gone has been that hard one
called the World, where the flesh stands on
one side and the devil on the other, and 70
keep the evil spirits away you have TO nv
out straight and hard from the shoulder.
The text l. good; the sermon is meant 10 De-
SO because Of what was intended be charita-
bic toward the preacher who does not dare
to put prefix or affix to her name, but Calls
herself only BAB.