The Washington bee., 1896-04-04

.rrow your jealousy to cause
Don a. @'o eriI. for you will surely re-
who earns good wages and
me t ii,fIe use of the same, In
aaNes oftime will come to want.
-.o, who thinks he knows it
lhs si 80 900 ind out he knows but
%. you ought to have sense
bL@5, - know that deploma is
|saolisn qivan to an gnoramousJ just to
0' ""iIg I'm out of the presence OF
f'sR ,-', Who knows he will forever be
b IDIOT.
-. Since your sister are the
6es'I' 'tbi1k she has right to tell you
S',our wrong doing
thorough training in some one
..,ncb . of work, is as important as
y ,,nething to eat
Girls who have no special vocation in
II are are those seen. daily in search of
Employment
.uone" is great uplifter, and it
T. t;n,Ls t-o[ clears the clouded skies of
F;arbt and trouble, bnt alas it has no
|bundaticn.
risnot wise to luxuriously furnish
.o~r home for society sake, and at the
,sme time cause the inner man TO
yant.
Men like to see the touches of clever
and skillml fingers, hence girls who
Topld DIease should devote their spare
moments to painting, embroidery, etc.
co-ine: A cultured and refined girl
III not be seen on the street corners
among a crowd of girls, nor will she al
NV a Young man to stop her on the
corner.
Don't become diSheartened or dis
upraced because you can't look bet
\ ,g than everybody else, for it shows a
weak mind.
A honest girl is willing to do any
hing to earn a living. If her trade
should fail she will seek another.
A good natured, jolly awkard per-
son can be easily tolerated than refined
boxing i'll natured person.
lane: Cheap things are the most ex-
pnsive Serge at fifty cents a yard
viii you good dress.
Hattie: People often dislike you be-
auSe others do. Live above suspicion
. ud then you can confront the world.
M: Take my advice and never
HiTy man who depends alone on
GOTernment salary.
4. TB more honorable to be the wife
fa man who is his own boss, than be
he wife of man who is bossed by
ane one else.
Mabel: A silly girl is oftimes taken
lnby man because of his fine dress.
Fine feathers do not always make fine |
BIRDS neither does a fine dressed wo-
man or man always make a lady or
gentleman.
Nellie: Do not always Judge by ap-
ptarances because hey are deceitfnl. |
An honest woman is known by her de-
pertinent.
NM: Too much interest in your
Welfare by your friends should be
watched with suspicion. Such in
'eTest is not always honest.
j.: Certainly if your company is
important enough to be accompanied
lOm church, it should have been asked
M before You left home.
The more independent girls act and
Ae more they respect themselves the
more they are respected by other
people.
Urls should never allow themselves
70 De courted by "fine fancIes and
sEeet circumstances )" they are like
gt smoke when it ascends in the
uouos, lout Of sight)
Urls should always be true to them
L N'N' NNtAlk dlS lilC lipOi ldllNC ~
'S Tue to those who confide in them.
IDA: 1t was a gross error for a girl |
y y your intelligence to make. You |
s. saolld have said, 81 nave a pain, and |
Il" l have got a pain"
Carrie: Preachers do not always
msCuce ..a what they preach. Some |
rsacners F,-sl may object to dances and |
.g-Iilt ,;- acts ten times worse. DAN
-uS IS a wholesome exercise, although |
..oS .'-Cn Sin Is made of it, like everything
>. = L.: As we all know dressing is an
5.,a l., @na one should dress in what is
/ ff';solillhg and not what is fashionable. |
f,-., ~ Tue the preacher wants his salary, |
9,o.Ia 4, .l.at reason he declared that women |
ca 5.>s5u s{ too eXtravagant or gay. He1
d.. 31a aI"ayS be seen in the latest style |
,n'Sl ,,1SlyneL He should first set the ex-