The Jersey City news., 1891-09-17

tutions for young ladies. Careful atten-
tion was paid to instruction i'll man
ners and little niceties OF social usage.
| The necessity for woman of being
| womanly was frankly dwelt upon and
taken for granted as basis OF action;
but a trivial or petty view of things
was strongly discouraged, and the
whole tone of the household was that
of rare simplicity and unworldliness.
what Keeps Women Young.
A women is happy just in pro-
portion as she is content, writes Ed
ward w. Box in the September
Ladies' Home Journal The sun has
a way of changing the spots upon
which it shines. Especially is this
true of our land, where one is up to-
day and down tomorrow, and 0tce
Ue3Sa The wisest woman is she who
trusts in a tomorrow, but never looks
for it. To sit down and wish that
this might be, that that would be diff
ferent, does q woman no good. 1t
does her harm in that it makes her
dissatisfied with herself, unpleasant
to her friends, and makes her old
before her time. Happiness is not
always increased in proportion to en-
larged success. This may sound like
an old saw, and / think it is, but there
is a world of wisdom in many an old
proverb just the same. Contentment
is wonderful thing to cultivate.
There would be fewer premature old
women in the world if it was given
more of trial and it became a more
universal quality in WON anhood.
woman ana Hsr Dress
nave small sympathy with any
woman who manifests stolid indiffer-
ence to her own dress. and for the
sake OF Delng consldered Dfalny
ana eccentric allows herselI 70 ap-
Peaon;n peao ~ pdD,ao d,aa II r. IL d,,tM ~ avarr
woman owes the Lord who made her
and the beautiful world she lives in,
TO make the most OF nerseif, ooth
IL uoo nau not loVeu beauty ne Wouid
not nave sown It SO broadcast ana
iavlshed IL SO oounteousiy upon sun
leaves. But there are other aims in
life besides the purpose to be beau
tiin, ,., ana wen dressed.
e,se 10 st1a;d and tirasnna And ;f
one is too poor to crafty the liking
for pretty clothes it is infinitely more
to ones credit that one goes unbecoln-
ingly gowned and shabby as TO foot
wear, etc., Than II one ran into debt
to keep up appearances or defrauded
another to make her gains. Do not
judge always by appearances then; it
Is an unsafe thing to do in world
where every face is colored by Cir
cumstance, like the water in the jar
behind the lighted apothecary Win
dow. -ChacGgo HerGtd.
80, me ''S oi 'A' :, MOON.
Uiris' uohl oeheVe all tne young
men say to you on moonlight night.
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