The Washington bee., 1896-03-28

owe advice except you are
ling y1 ITO to follow the same example
=. The way you have of turning
KoSls. - which you think makes
. Ep YOU u-. intelligent, makes you look
yyr o,e g. ike an imbecile than school
eacheT. ,,
-. Since you are unblessed
= t,i.,i Isrge feet, you will do well to
'l'n 90 ,a5r dresses two inches longer.
.b,uId rot dress in awkard
Gl.-9 y-o- fashy colors, simply because
'.. ~ { fashionable. The fact should
Il H-.aSr,embered = that what is becoming
ps .oa .oe,1 ne~son. will oftimes make an
..bsr ~ look ludicrous for sight-seers.
r,.-,. Since your friend is a drug
:. Cerk YOU must not complain II
81, al "a see him every other night.
w stores usually stay open at
~, p.'S Ind the clerks have to take it by
rSn ~ and stay on watch.
r-,,k. ! am Mortified to learn Oi
- borrowing money on a Sunday,
w s.;,g no., a prescription, having it filled
~ - r6inG in an alley and drinking the
o. ..-tSrts of the bottle, then call on a
WI natient. You might have waited
Il Monday, and then a bartender
s1pId have gladly Accommodated you.
Cora Now that you are making
-o9ev vou should not fail to acCumu-
ste something. Remember the fact,
@aben YOU smile, the world smiles
vlb YOU, and when you cry, you cry
alone.
nersou seldom has but one good
rrn in life, and if he doesn't grasp the
onnortunity to progress, at that time,
Re IS very apt to 60 gradually down the
bill,
Cultivate your charms and graceS
and thereby make a model of yourself
for all Womankind.
Laura: | am sorry to see that you
have fallen SO much in love with your
self that YOU have neglected your own
SELF suppose you imagine you look
well enough.
Asweet gentle temper and a sympa-
rbetic disposition, survives all that is
agreeable and looked for in a true wo-
man.
five deal Justly with our fellowmen,
tis not likely we will go astray but
Ell succeed in all the walks of life.
Edna would not advise you to
wear boomers while bicycling or dress
m any masculine style. Since you
became engaged before bloomerS were
about and as men admire women whose
uaits are particularly womanly, he may
at YOU.
All work is honorable, matters not
Of what nature and a sensible girl Will
not ignore a laboring man, for very
often he makes a better husband than
the ohhCee gentleman.
Boys and books won't mix and moth
erS should not fail to prevent their
Young daughters of sixteen, who are in
school from associating with young
men, as it is impossible for them to
give good lessons.
It's breach of etiquette for a gen.
deman Of refinement to call on a lady
during business hours and consume an
hour or more of her time. Should he
CALI to extend an invitation, he should
DO 50, and leave at once.
It's not necessary for you to send
letter Of regret in response to an invi-
taton when an admission is charged.
All that is necessary is to enclose the
AMOUNT Of the admission, if you cannot
attend.
Emmie: If you were not guilty of
some ottense, you would not act SO
Suspicious. Remember the old saying,
guilty conscience needs no accusing.
No true gentlemen would be guilty
q taking girl away from her home,
he has not provided a better one for
leF The wise girl will not leap until
'ae takes full observation.
ESead original books and never refuse
= !, oe @ corrected by friend you would
be intelligent.
Ieil the truth always, it is easier to
'dnule than the untruth. A prevari