The Washington bee., 1897-06-05

Il A0 Industrious person has no
an. =. ra--. looking on the dark side
. o..i.e.
Personal happiness that is
- having must be based on the
.-,.1ing, right doing and
~. 90, impulses, thoughtiulness ol
FL. and forgetulnesS Of ones self.
r-3n impetuous or impulsive
-..~ is very apt to look too iar
.r If himself, and by so doing
DO a, nearer objects which would
. .f Great service to him.
.uarelsome woman makes an
-t.,.r home and 4 stubborn man
.r,a mean husband.
v-Women who are fortunate
,--ra 10 have silk-lined skirts and
y. %.r-iraats should not delight in
-.,rr Them up, when it is absolutely
,r-r@,,arv. Fine underwear IS APP
.'r-.srr. but I dislike to see 1t 50
a a, 10 attract attention.
-ns Don't be guilty Of making a
.. -aart after effect, but be am
a ban, and do the duty that lies
r..--,r you, then you will succeed.
N-Itis not necessary to leave
nm :. look for work, when the same
.~a d., work can be obtained here.
"A -r-s need he ashamed OF only when
n poorly done.
N-1le.-If there is anything | dis
II s- il is, to yisi, home where the
~.7-~ is a drudge, doing all the labor
Il a.. work. while the lazy daughtersr est
o~ua about their ease. No self re-
i >r-aing girl will allow her parents to
upan her. after they have reared
a-~-~am infancy to WomanhOOd.
Vo,fer.-OId time names such as
\ Martha. Maria or Susan are the latest
or naming the babies.
LT.-I don't approve of girl cor
. responding with man whom she has
II never seen. Personal appearance has
d -~rat deal to do with ones DISPOSE
hon and since we can only Judge from
.looks. what ones disposition is, we
%nou,d certainly see a person before
NJ Entering into a correspondence.
Graduate.-There are yet ten grad
ua,-, of class 90, of the Normal
school to be appointed, after these
81 len have been taken care of, then it
nil. bra who shall and who will, be-
g--rtgose who did not get places of
ca,,-, q and '95.
La'u-The Normal school class
tbs wear Is composed of artists, poets,
II auUUonists, musicians, and every
talent that goes to make up an inter-
y>.ag class.
4 Ab.-The woman who ignores her
N BID brothers and sisters on the
n account of out side sentiment is very
1o.i,h. Some people manifest too
II 3Hu-a interest IN others family affairs,
watch is for no good.
Nami-:-DIference of opinion is no
cauSe ot otiense, but downright con-
n E-adiction is a violation of good man
Il er>, >u.I when ones knows a thing,
don't blame him for sticking to his
. fnion.
. 5. S.-Uutil We become more de-
--mne IN all ideas and think more
N -enIy INTO matter before undertake
Il t. will our efforts in the right di-
II elon ever be in vain.
II Eo.-Don't be sulky because you
Fl as> ne Yourself neglected or think
II r ,ucnd is in love with some other
simply because he Is seen in the
Il aHany If other ladies'. The man
n .n only visit one lady'S house
a"t be thought very well of by
..>.
Fl .acher-Nou should maintain
a.Su,,y and self-respeCt by praC-
II a~ N.at You teach your scholars
.. those whom YOU think are
d" INTERIORS are certainly your supe-
Fl ..,. - tar rs good manners and self
4 >.'es- ale ConCered.
Il t~not clever TO find out ones fam
STAIRS oE pumping neither is IT
Fl So {" g"nbde in too many friends.
II lHocr.tc> are not confined only to
.-.'0. they are everywhere; people
. a~ culture they are far re-
ed from, or teaching something
5E a" not themselves understand,
H goertain,y hypocrites of the deepest
...le.-o, T., Yes, | believe a woman
II repair aman and for that reason
'a"ad be studied well before mar
a~ Some men are so badly made
A .aiI they don't pay for repairing.
Nga.Ne he should be repaired or re-
med before marriage, if not,
-.aA, i would be rather a difficult
>a afterwards.
Na>,i.cdtor:-WrapperS are not just
4 1nS for single ladies Lawns
Il . ~inghamS, which can be had from
4 $" 10 twelve cents and much high
f per Yard, Will make an appropriate
o'a.nS dress, with plain skirts and
a>, N.ih ribbon or leather belt;
1" EN0 are ready for the lawn or
4 81 " country morning drive. Keep
wrapper for your bed room.
-r Woman who understands the
II -.-e +. personal neaness, will GER
-.-'s nave to refuse some of her ad-
A o>. while her palmer sisters are
.,' ~'ea without one offer.
5~.,.aae.-Don't be manish or mas
Il ...'g' .oI Women will abhor YOU and
....--l. Is foolish to see YOU so
y> er that boy. No one wants
ne Is not of age and doesn't t
.a his own mind.
- ashton will be discussed next
on ~. You viii not be amiss. if
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