Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-03-10

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Windy weather.
= Pin your hat on tight.
The weather for freckles.
Live for others rather than self.
March springs many winds on us.
A loving word is always safe WORD.
DO some charitable work during
lent.
The days of the Legislature are NUM-
bered.
Soon the city viii breath freely once
again.
IF you value your complexion wear
veil.
Things are lively about the State
House.
"A kind act never stops paying rich
dividends.
Little ideas and big successes never
go together.
Senator Randall is one of the busiest
men of the Senate.
The first spring shad was offered for
sale today in market.
- nC cttSltbb way w UtdhC tlutC iil
is to make century run.
The base ball enthusiast has primed
the schedule of his calendar.
Anne Arundel leads off in women
trustees for public schools.
The most effective thing for home
decoration is cheerful smile.
The new woman who rides wheel
can properly be called spinster.
Nineteen more days and the Legis-
lature or '96 will adjourn sine die.
The winter is. gone and no snow.
The boy with u sled is disappointed.
People who observe lent are now
taking rest from their social labors
Florida strawberries have already
made their appearance in eur market.
MANY ladies are among the visitors at
the Capitol these closing days of the SEES
sion.
The man who has no faith in him.
self cannot expect anybody to have faith
in him.
Miss Carrie Bealer Of this city, is Wis
iting friends on M0sher-street, Balti-
more.
The man who builds castles in the
air should beware of the high winds of
adversely.
Judge Reyell, who has been confined
to his home by severe sickness left today
for Carroll Court.
The good man who is not liked may
he sure that somewhere in his character
there is hidden mistake.
Foolish women. often control a
strong and clever man, only a clever
woman can control fool.
A man is seldom so absent-minded
owe him small sums of money.
If you want man to think you are
smart you have only to make him imag
Inc that you think he is smart.
If we would be happy, we should
open our ears when among the good and
shut them when among the bad.
The reason boys have very few trou-
bles is-they're always whistling.. Trou-
BILE can't stand good, lively whistle.
: To learn to endure bravely to bear
patiently, to suffer, it need be, heroical-
ly, is one of the most important parts of
a youths education.
-GOOdness should shine with its own
light, naturally; il should be pelvad-
ing influence. There is no need for it to
be thrust intoher other peoples faces.
r. Moss, counsel for Jas. II. Bra
shears, returned elected States Attor-
ney, has fled his brief in the Circuit
Court in reply to the contestant, Dennis
Claude.
1t is not easy to decide whether it is
better for well-meaning people who are
trying to do good to be self-cOnsciOns
and retrospective or not. The best of
all men are good without having anxi-,
Gus thoughts of goodness.
Noble souls come slowly and with
difficulty to believe IN evil feelings, III
betrayal, in ingratitude; but when their
education in this matter is accomplished
then they rise to pity which is. per-
haps, the highest roach of contempt for
humanity.
-Idleness is a sad thing What. have
we feet and shall not walk? We have
mole TO do than we shall accomplish ii
we are industrious. How, then, shall
we get through if we are idle? Every
magpie building her nest, every spider
weaving her web, every ant laying up
for the winter. is repr0ach to an idle
man.