The Washington bee., 1896-10-17
POINTERS.

n: Always be polite.
ollie. Teaching is a profession.
r;Fz. DO YOU really think that a
man should not be free
rs.s,1e A woman who is never
bsnpv is a miserable being.
a r.. If YOU want to make your
bom,. unhappy marry fussy man, or
= - man marrits a tuSSy woman.
X.;.b.r sees each others mistakes until
il is too late.
NJ. Be careful what you say and
.,nbar YOU say ii. Some people i'm
.g;rr that they are the monarchs.
Trrer show superiority oyer those
rrboare not so well off as Yourself.
Anna: A true man appreciates a
,rrtbfnl woman. Nothing is more de-
stable than an untruthful woman.
Some neople pretend that they can not
Ill falsehood of the most simple ma
mre. but, to escape some of their own
;nhdelitv no story is too strong to tell.
FL. You should attend Sabbath
scbooI and endeavor to be a usefnl
namber in the church. No christian
i.dv can afford to neglect her religious
duties.
r. If YOU can make it Conve-
rient 70 be useful as a house wife, you
sbcpld let society attend to itself. You
should never neglect your household
affairs.
Nm: School teaching is profess
sion that any honest lady should Of
frate. The trouble with some of our
teachers they want too much.
Nellie: Let vour tea be as simple as
DOssble. Don't be too extravagant.
Norah: Don't be too rash when
you deal with strangers. Don't be un-
lind in your talk with friends. Some
people YOU must reason with, others
YOU must drive. You must adopt your
I. selito circumstances.
NE: There are some women who
believe in a neat household. There
are others who are influenced by fiat
tering and some others who fallin love
with themselves.
lone: You have a model husband
and man who will cherish you i'll
rOur old age. | see you have an idea
Of house keeping Keep your mother
n.laW away. There are meddleSome
people. They have failed themselves
and want others to fail. Young wife
keep TO Yourself.
Ollie: Industry is the spice of life.
true lady is not afraid TO work.
Miss /. NJ: Politeness will not in
4 jare any one. You should cultivate
polite manners.
Fannie: No, do not accept his COM
4 pany again, the offGnse he committed
does not warrant you to treat him other
than brute Real ladyshipneSs, Sc
Il daleacss, honesty of purpose and po-
II heness rebuke insults.
4 N F. NJ: Some people imagine
4 that their high social position in life is
sufficient to carry them through life.
n You should have something behind
Miss II. NJ: Polite jokes are not out
Of taste IN society.
Some people are of the opinion that
R Is not necessary to cultivate good
manners Things seemed to have
Changed from former years.
Dissatisfaction among associates oft
nanSe from extreme jealousy
The more you do for some people
the less thanks YOU get. DO your duty
and nothing more.
You are not expected to do an i'm
possibility.
Emma Always do right and you
NH never go astray.
Miss NJ: A refined married lady
should always accompany young ladies
abroad if their parents are unable 10
bewith them.
Miss l.. Bachelors are no good.
lnel are as bad as some moth-In-IawS,
Out none SO far as bachelors are con-
Vfned. Bachelors think every wo-
man Is false and every woman bach
e0f |lli destroy if he can.
y: N, T: Never marry below your
Aduon IN life. There is no excuse fol
SnGTdhce especially when your IN
ThQed had a chance to cultivate his
.,mN An ignorant man or woman |:
sdraw back.
a. NJ: A man who loves his moth
vii make a good husband. You
'sh alWa,s tell good men.
Miss F.: Find out for yourself. d.
"O' abuse people because others do.