The Washington bee., 1896-03-07

VOWS h'oo,fis a good reason why yol
holsiI4l.,,. h.ol.7i4 A.. 10 keep them. If the maj
snoulI :. Won. no sensible persor
III ~ y ,rriticize you for leaving him.
MI. This talk about enduring
bloGb,id trouble or a disagreeabl'
nous. ,,.on,an on account OF public
nian ut Is all nonsense. No sensible
'elll.-'.- '.-., sbould take the insult of {
m,n neither is a man expected tC
nar,d NE his leisure momeuts with
6parrelsome woman.
rould stop and think over the
II II ING. Little drops of water
Ill Ill orains of sand make a mighty
~ mn In a mighty land, we woulo
ooon'' o. realize that it isn't the great
SUI SUI tbat bear so heavily upon us
mi the little ones heapened upon one
smother.
r;sto be realized that some of oui
.nnr urls almost propose to a mar
gta55 80 If giving him chance to do 1t
.j.bo7,ob some men want to say
H. and don't know how to say it.
Anna. Eight years of courtship is o.
- iono an endurance. If your friend
"0D,inues ICT to take up your time, just de-
m,nd Of him an explanation.
Girls are entirely too backward in
soeaking of things they don't like when
imam is in question.
Dear Girls: If man seemed pleased
,itb YOU and asks the privilege of call
mo mo On YOU and afterwards asks to al
ioS S his visits to be regular, see nc
;mnroDriety in YOU asking the objects
ofbis continual visits. Some men need
humping while others speak too freely
George: If the girl knew that you
we're unable to get your clothes from
,be laundry, think she was very un-
Teasonable to expect you to buy cara
mels and chocolate drops.
lis well to cultivate the charms,
eweetness of temper, which makes one
banny and all with whom you come in
contact.
mans house is said to be his
earthly paradise and in o1der to make
fso, he shonld promise everything
convenient and comfortable for 1t.
tisnotn necessary for a lady to recog-
pizp gentleman on the street when
she has met in business and meyer been
introduced.
A true lady will not gaze at a man on
ae street nor will she carry on a tillr-
ntion with any man.
Ills vulgar for a girl to stand on a
corner to talk to a man whom she has
met.
Never accept of a mans company
4 when he meets YOU at the church door,
nor is it good taste to allow him to es-
cOrt YOU home from an entertainment
when he did not accompany you there.
liyou went without him you can GER
tainlv return without him.
Emma: Do not tell falsehoodS to
him in whom YOU conhde. 1t oftimes
leads to displeasure and separation.
Gi.lss sheulG =. indulge in too much
familiarity with the opposite sex, for
they will presume that you are SOFT or
infatuated with them.
EStele: Take my advice and never
allow a man 10 be impressed with the
idea that you think more OF nlW than
he does OF you.
Ella: Be more resolute and reserved:
You will demand respect and admira-
tioh.
Girls at fairs often lay themselves
liable to contempt and ridlcule.
Never insist upon an ungentlemanly
man to takes votes on any particular
article, as one asking is sufficient to
true gentleman.
Lula: Dressing is an art and you
should cultivate its taste.
Always conduct yourself above sus-
puon and you will never be talked
about.
DOnot dress too gay at any time. 1t
poTtrayS a vacant mind.
Let dressing be an incident and not
he object Of your existence.
tisno harm, nor is it a sin to be at
uacuv as a sculptor improves a statue
50 must We ornament the human frame.
Hyou cannot speak well of your
aeghbor Ills best to say nothing.
Cleanliness does much towards god
lneSs and a clean mind aids you 10
nave clear thoughts and a clean soul.
When gentleman is walking after
SaFk with young lady, he should Of
eI heT his left arm and not his right,
Gen though it may put her on the outer
S1lue' as he should have that free for
her defense.