The Washington bee., 1897-03-13

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-. 1ct good manners to whisper II
.-..,,v Ifwhat you have to saI
-, = told TO all, then reserve l
s. -.ore appropriate occasion.
Young men are mostly wha
.hsi- sisters and young girls make
'ssr $ss gence we should be reserved
- manners, thereby demanding
- Men are peculiar beings
49,. n.tsa mistake pleasant manners
igr fam.sarity.
Cora BE slow in choosing an aSso-
.;.ta and slower to change. Never
-i.,, .rself TO be carried away with
~a,g .~es, if so, you will often hnu
g ,.,..r-.. aithout friends.
sr.. once securing a love for good
-...-.,. 20 greater punishment will be
.as. p, he thrown in bad company.
p..rrs. are usually judged by the COM
pam .aey keep
an, not in favor of any one joining
s.srr church club, IN order to be
..-es1izei. especially when he IS
49,, p favor of clubs. Some people
T.4 40 ANYTHING for publicity and
g-i.ge about it afterwards.
ca5Gie Well to say the least about
married. women assoCiating with young
g;rls !, absurd. The association of
married women and single girls can
terminate in no good whatever. Girls
be careful.
Nothing will elevate US so much as
the presence of a spirit superior to our
own. hence we should seek good COM
pany.
No person Of position can allow him.
self to associate without prejudice,
with the profane, the wicked, or Sab
bath breaker.
Td-Be not too proud to work.
Those who do not work are mostly
found IN prison, or some other place OF
shame. Most Of our great men were
labOTerS.
ia.--Necessity is always the first
stimulus 10 industry, and those who
conduct it with prudence and perSe-
verance very rarely fail.
Ii is not good for human nature to
have the road of life made too easy.
What can be so e elsily had is often
the least appreciated.
Lv.-Persons with no business to
DO are an absolute pest to society
How can you be happy?
Noone need to be without some use
ful occupation; of course some people
would rather steal than work, but this
class is termed worthless and deserve
no consideration from we'll thinking
people
". C-Exaggeration or false color
ing is as much violation of integrity
as direct falSehood.
Housekeeper.-A cork makes the
best uolsher, to be used with brick
FOR kitchen knives. When soiled rinse
In cold Wate
Fashi1n.-The tailor-made gown has
returned to favor, but the trimmings
belonging to it this season place II
amonS the very stylish, if not dressy
costumes These trimmings are gal
looms. braids, stitching, buttons, as
well rs collars, plastrons and cuffs I'll
dnc lingerie.
A'dort cape of green velvet, elab
ora'eIy trimmed or embroidered, lined
ai,h canary silk, length only to the
elbow, will attract much attention.
To res ore your hair and strengthen
the roots of tbs same, get bottle OF
aafa.ine, price IS cents, 2o5 . street,
Q.
Addict is much better to buy a
Bon' White silk or satin than ii is to buy
au interior quality A good white silk
When soiIed can be dyed first an even
ms shade and will look as new as ever,
second black which can be trans
ieFryd INTO pettiCoat or used as lin
Ms 'ar a new dress.
The female figure seems to expand
or contract according to the good
pleasure Of dame fashion. At one
uair ,aiI bust and protruding hips
a'1 1a FAVOR, and at another all curves
are a'jenua;ed, and to be considered
graceful hgure is required to be as
>,.~I~ p, ana supple as a willow sap
pms. Such is the present whim of
'a>H"n, the outline of the bust is,
scarcely curved at all, longer in front
1@H a The back. the waist small and
.'.aa. and no hips to speak of; such
= ."e present ideal of a fashionable
e ana all laCieS who wish to con-
-' .. I'D IT, endeavor TO shape them
SEA- IS according to the ideal type, so
sal, Nodes for January.
N'.l, remain tightly fitting over the
.. til Wiae at the bottom, being a
.Er trimmed, flounCeS are seen,
..' -.aprrlcS as vet.
''..> box of the best complexion
J. . NnoAn, which makes the SKIN
-..e', 2o5 . street, n. WI See
>.Ment.
"r4reS cannot wear the deep
.Eh Is SO much in vogue at
hence il will not be runned
..aa1, as only the long WASTED
~. . Ulth any style, neither can
'-a wear the bolero jacket VIII Ch
o.. -s,.l tllS time, but many can
Inc bolerO byusing fat bands
". cords, and still others can
e.. wear lace shaped bolero ef-
~. ...N3 hey cannot wear the Jacket
g. II Is not wise to seek what
r-.-. can never be yours, it is lost