The Washington bee., 1897-01-08

60. neople will not work them
2o.m0 ord At the same time will dis
SSteySIo,b-rs who strive to accumulate
ln,ethjng. Such people may o'
sDuoad vith the vagrant, lazy, anc
shiftless people.
A person with a unsavory reputa
The ore who is apt to speak dis
nsiringly Of his neighbor.
r,,nie i quite agree when you
,b,, the man who tries to rum
sa1 l,,s ,''r, renutatlon has as much right tc
,b,oyu from society as the glrl'
SV"eno doubt are aware that society
! " o, - wbat it should be. Any one
% ,Lo ,,o Ignores the wrongs of a man and
WIZ ;.;,;1ae iS those of a woman is a pre-
tender.
No gentleman will listen to uncom
II;r,entarv remarks about a woman
ip.i,h p''t,~ eaoer and delight. The man
'bo falls 10 respect wOmankind hates
his mother
Som. men may be classed as charac
80, destroyers. These same men are
.In,sve on the alert "for ladies" whom
tbev claim are hard to find. Girls be-
ware Of such knaveS.
c Plaid velvet in bright colors
are used for vests, cellars, reverS, anc
b.i,s in wool costumes and some times
for The entire bodice or belere.
Never speak of anothers downfall il
ioy as you may have cause to reap II
tears.
Act towards others as you would
like them act towards you.
Fashion. Pearl gray gloves in suede
are coming markedly bark into favor
for evening wear and full dress occa
siOns.
Among the very newest wells are
those edged with velvet-bound ruff1eS
with white lace or black net and white
chiffon ones dotted with black are
bordered with tiny velvet panSiesr
wee yellow hearted daisies or row o.
minute pink velvet rose leaves.
Recipe.-The very best tonic for {
tender scalp is an application of pure
sweet oil, once or twice a week. A
very little must be used, and that little
taken on the finger tips and ribbed
into the roots of the hair. This vii
be a great relief when Combing the
hair gives great pain.
A room with low ceiling may be
made to appear higher if long curtains
are used at the window; lambreQuins
may be placed above the curtains to
the ceiling and SO give an added
height
Girls.-It is said that the condition
Of wOman'S hand, whether she is a
busy house-keeper or not, is sure in
dication of her sense of innate refine
ment.
With dead black gowns one appears
very smartly dressed when wearing
full ruffies of cherry colored chiffon
under white lace at the wrists, and
women in mourning wear crisp white
muslin wrist ruffles extending far over
the knuckles.
I Don't try to dress beyond your in
come, neither p. ssesS the disposition
of trying to out dress all your friends.
VA sad spectacle is home in which
the mother is a drudge, while the
daughters recline al their ease
Don't flatter yourself because you
draw attention. Attention can be
drawn by being loud and uncouth, but
the attention. it elicit is not of a
complimentary nature.
A bright home makes a merry
heart, and quarrelsome man or wo-
man make unhappy house.
A person who breads to be corrected
or criticized never has a manner OF
eloquenCe or an expression of charms.
BY playing ignorant of what you
kho" very often yon can learn more
When careful and amiable diposi-
uon Is shown in a woman she is very
aPt 10 make gentle aud faithful wife
ior KIND and loving husband.
Debut.-If you wish to make the
young man understand that, no matter
Wilat ne may feel, you only regard him
aS d iIlend, do not accept any invita-
u1h rom him, and only see him occa-
SlohaiIy, and then when others are
Ehile.-l cannot recommend anony-
nous letters. If you have something
70 teli us that is of worth and agree
aole' men surely you can sign your
lame; lame; If 1t is something that is isa-
Sleeaole, 1t is coward V to write it
without your signature.
Oirls who are blessed with large feet
o aLs JuDllant at the fashion of razor toe
SLeS' SLoeS' o follow the fashion Of these
larger. mas ~ "e"' =" 'iNe
%, person seldom has but one good
or..I 81 III HE, and if he doesn't grasp the
- fpoI I'unIty to progress at that time he
b;I q! apt to go gradually down the
:. II We deal justly with our fellow men
II III, IS not likely we will go astray, but
VIII succeed in the walks af life.
a sweet, gentle temper, and a SYM
Pa1leuc disposition survives all that is
%sleeaole and looked for in true
he, rel the truth always; it is easier to
no,n nanlle than the untruth A preyari.
Na'or must have good m .mory.