The Washington bee., 1896-02-22

rirls would spend half as
II solle developing their intellect
nuch uI,,I sn n improve their dress, SEN
IS they az n,o,lld W have better opinion
q them
hgn' w. W.; Is on straight or that her
not heI !. 10 tnronerly made attracts un-
onsSo,i;mentary attentions.
'O' 40, seem to be made to swear
SOM SOM f.nIt and possess a disposition
'ast ,la IS not confding.
9Th. greatest fault with most , people
SIM toot $ on the dark side ofall things.
B % iot - The good deeds that you have
LOOK - done and appreciate the
'ouIisen shown you, by so doing you
knohe'5 IN, he 5obeerful and bright: If your
viii ~ Seeds are few try and increase
g0ou -, doing unto others as you
inc.Id ia have them do unto you.
No uonId put our good thoughts
sc4ion there would be more work
mo nsefrj en- and willing hands to do.
n-ast many people complain of
.. sr .;r,es when it only negligence on
halu 10 ofthe complainants to do the
mT s, I p~ that thoughtful minds have pre-
pared.
~ ono need live in this rich country
~ md an ambitious person is sure
p'66,,d 6nd tbe way to prosperity.
,,...or.I cannot recommend tears
% nroye devotion. Very. often tears
y y. messages of overwhelming grief,
atbongh ~ sometimes of unspeakable
a!no'f 5 Ifyour friend doubts your de-
Nv, Nv, because YOU don't cry, let him
W ,o'sT,l and thank yourself that you are rid
ola fraud.
No,h;no probably does so mnch
h,-rn 70 q conceited person than not to
nav any attention to him.
No comnany is SO agreeable as that
# women who have good sense With
out afectatlon.
If is said that women who go into
hns;ness life have not only greater
nance nance of marriage than girls who stay
,t home, but greater prospects OF nap
piness afterwards.
Maud: II is not necessary Tor the
,,ouno man to come to see you or b
,.e9rs before marriage, but It's well for
him 70 come long enough for you to
discover his real character. "A nasty
risk is as bad sometimes as long en-
gagements.
When YOU hear a man speak slightly
ofa woman or women as class, he
should be ignored, as he betrayS him.
self as an injurious and dangerous
man
"A good name is of more value than
gold IN Notwithstanding many girls who
are well thought of, continue to associ-
ate with those whose character is un-
Questionable
II is we'll to have an opinion and
stick to il, and allow others to Suck TO
theirs
The fine that is not made to yield
Improvement of some sort is wasted.
Naturally we cannot be wise in every
thing. but we can at least make prom
ises that we know we can keep, and
be punCtual to our engagements.
When Won hear a person critizing
others sstraightforwardness and tearing
their destruction, you may know thai
his own axe needs grinding.
The man or woman who wants to be
understood must speak in simple, di'
rect and unequivocal language.
To have an elegance of express or
and charm you must not dread TO Dc
corrected or critized when you are
doing wrong
Toentertain new spheres of thoughts
YOU will be keeping within touch o
the world.
Girls: If a man knows that you ig
more all others for him, it is only
matter of time before he will silgh'
YOU. To keep a mans friendship your
admirers must be many.
A few girls stop to think that every
motion Of the mind, each ugly eX
preston or thought, each tender sym
pathy OF noble yearning leaves. .race
upon the features, deepening the line:
that make either beauty or ugliness.
Dear girls, don't make mistake ans
marry for a title, for many of them arr
empty. A hard working man very OF
ten makes a better husband than thos'
possessing title.
Angie: In preparing your weddin!
outfit have half dozen new pieces
all kinds and not over four new dresse
tor they will soon grow old as fashion
has so MANY chances