The Washington bee., 1897-02-06

z PoIiteness and softness o
n,ers are not always found among
InIIf,~s-ad people. The education O
go go 5rains should not be a bal
,gain,t good manners or rehneheh'
Of thought.
Nothing is to be compared with q
-.Fned sweet and gentle disposition
n either man or woman.
!, is often said hat neither man nor
..,,-,ar's true character or dlSpoSltlon
= r,gnd out until after marriage
As have often said, do not
bs,;-re in long courtships as it often
inmates into general breaking up
rar unhappy union. Two years are
- :, " eaough for any girl to tolerate a
80 .vceDt the wedding is appointed
Ks,,ber do | approve of long engage
.,,.5ts No honest man will engage
himself to a girl, except he sees MS
Wv clear to make her happy, or pro-
vide for her, as we'll, if not better than
she is for herself.
Laura. Disappointments are for us
ou Your friend may have been at the
io3oe meeting, but doubt 1t. Watch
tbe man who has always a meeting to
,ftend. A person who is anxious to
be in your company, never form sucn
excuses,
When a person makes an error, 1t is
only the ignorant that laughs at him,
While in the presence of others. A
well bred person never whispers in
company.
Nancy. 1t looks silly to laugh while
IN the company of others, except you
exDIain what you are laughing about.
A loud laugh betrays a vacant
mind
Fanny. Use Hairoline for the hair
il will make it itstraight and glossy, 2os
Ostreet northwest. Price, IS cents.
Percie. 'Tis bad, but yet it is often
the case. Mothers have tavorlteS
among their children, and oft-timeS the
most impudent and the one that does
the least is the best loved. your
case think it best to save your earn
ings and not try to buy love, which
NAV never be yours. Money you know
will always bring you friends Be
more Independent.
E.B. Never boast of thing until
YOU get it, for you may get left. Mel
ther tell everything you know, then
your disappointmentS will not be
known.
Della When ones social standing
is secure, anything that one does is
honest and honorable. 1t is far better
to work than to suffer, although sew
eral of my girls seem TO prefer the lat
ter on account of social gossip.
A person in need of work O. has a
desire TO earn money and has feeling
that it must be in a way not to effect
her social standing, will receive but
little sympathy from well thinking
people.
Susan am always glad to receive
a letter from the proud old state, Vir'
gnia, as that is my birth place. Be
cause YOU live in the country is no
reason why YOU should not be just as
refined as the city people. Some OF
girls for orideS, and once in the city
you can't tell the difference from our
most modest bellies. None of us are
50 well equipped that our thoughts
can not be cultivated.
A wise man once said "that learn
ed person never graduates, for he is
always seeking a higher vocation in
life. One never sees how little he
knows until he begins o learn.
Z Fashion. Now is the time for the
economical girl 10 save. CloakS that
were SIS 90 can be had for s.. so. Call
on those who advertise in this paper.
Call at 2o5 o street northwest for
ORIENTAL cream to make the skin like
velvet Only IS cents.
IS A man should ask the privi-
iege OF writing to a lady or even to
call on her. If you ask him to call or
write, 1t gives him a chance to refuse
you.
Men do not like girls Ewho seem
over anxious about them.
Ella. When an engagement is
broken all letters and presents should
be returned. If you continue to hold
his letters, it shows a desire on your
part not to give him up.
Ohanle. No, | don't believe in
quarreiS neither before nor after mar
mage, although | have seen lovers
quarrel and appear but the more de-
voted after they make up. Fights al
ways come from quarrels and even
I'D love quarrelS it can not terminate
other than a general breaking up.
J. Since you forget 20 send an invi-
iiaiion to your party, you should not
nave spoken of it at all to her. The
oeNt way to have doae was to express
Your regrets to friends, who knew her
ana let them convey the message.