The Washington bee., 1897-08-14

o.. rour business ahead Of
md YOU will succeed in be-
-,s.saIarlv q. employed.
Prejudice and jealousy
inter small minds. Be not
4 Don't try to reform others
4 you are doing wrong yourself.
AL people are not fools
4 any, s % think that a mere education
n, superiority.
is nothing more unrefned
=, see a girl chewing gum. Such
IL. bv no means modern. "In
\ y, .:,re !. ii Nedas the Hindoo maid.
.5ered gum, but they we're un-
,ef and knew no better. "
rf,useless to try longer to con-
him of your sincerity. don't
I,,r4 of suicidal events to prove de-
58. 58.' ''
ssl sorry for the girl with only one
.;rsr TO keep within the good
.ss Of one man, a girl admirers
4, h. many. Men are peculiar be-
4 tbey seldom appreciate what they
easily get.
E,,e-l dislike to see supposed
|r5ers of education or refinement
f. rough language, or assocIating
4 questionable people.
Trend strictly to your own affairs; if
While YOU are attending TO other
I,les some one will be attending to
s. 5s''
Hon't wish tor what you know can
Esr he YOURS because ii is a sin.
lever make a proposition when you
lent the least idea of carrying it out.
0uarrelsome woman makes an un-
Ipy home, and an unhappy man will
tainlv seek pleasure on the outside
I cannot have it at home.
st why some girls will be foolish
lugh to entertain certain gentlemen
|tbe heat of the day and when the
ssant hours of evening arrive these
be gentlemen can be seen in compa-
with other ladies', is question of
lecture. Until young ladies become
( positive and independent,
ever be sighted by men?
The idea Of you sighting your
|her or sister for an outsider is
lri. You had better reflect ere it be
ste.
|tn't approve of any one trying to
|neodly with a person when he is
VI to have a spiteful and mean
|gsition Such people should be
quietly alone
Ia.-NatterS not how wicked man
be he dislike such a woman, and
should happen to admirer her, it
only be for a mere pass time
en he gets ready to choose his
is she will be the sedate girl.
ora.-Because you happen to be
isl, don I imagine that your dress
S the place of politeness. A well
ssed woman without good manners
he one most Snubbed.
Don't amagine because you are
lng good salary you own the
I'd and nobody is living in it but
Seh.
Jealous person never sees any
y merits, matters not how good
.are, but always their demeritS.
hen person becomes sullen or
y without a cause, it is oft-timeS
'ou o\ ltdlOuSIy.
hen traitors fall out honest people
al the praise which they deserve
sna-lou wanted to know if peo-
lie abused after they are dead. No,
worse people are often spoken
G by their bittereSt enemies after
are dead, even if ii is in a SarCaS-
Banner. once heard a person
* OF one deceased, with whom he
10, been very friendly In this way:
'mder the Lord didn't take him
5dyen long ago.
Ae.-f YOU want to know thing
'oy to pick it out of a person; be
enough and ask for the informa-
You desire.
'a.--ShIrWaists are still the rage.
SiF. who intends TO live in shirt
IS and separate skirts should have
as, not less than ten. For after
Wear, airy lawn an organdies are
dyorltcS.
iTollne, will make the hair soft
. straight 25 per, bottle, 2o5, o st
'. Also complexion powder and
n for sale.
Ae-Don't let your imagination
away from YOU, or cause you to
away. 4 deep thinker does not
''"!h an imaginary spirit.
S>aou.d all strive to cultivate our
: III The most possible best man
2 SO DONG If We do not reach the
We ann 10 reach, we will be
l "SneT than those who merely
T. without striving.
E-Iis impolite to whisper in
Z. se'[. II what you want to say
.o' De sad aloud you should re-
u .s>9.-ln spite of what nature has
'o5a C5. Us with, if the hips and bust
s. ivy large, ii is fashionable 10
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