The Washington bee., 1897-03-20

-.;.+v-Don't spend your last
'--f - fcr dress, in order to keep, up
do4"' enC,etv. Society is a fad which
WI. 9eople cannot afford to follow.
,.,,,v-You are entirely too dark
D. fancy colors, such as pink,
70, q W rad or purple. The slate col
Dug ,,rs2. ,T or the beautiful Navy blue,
olt;-b otEC can be had in silk, cashmere,
" vi .stin will make an appropriate dress
for any occasion.
r.rov-A light complicated person
Ia never wear tan or yellow. as
- - qiye a very sallow complexion.
05ronTse. o. T a dark green cloth dress
-, he frightened up, by the ADDITION
ofs fancy colored canary bow at the
neck.
Dor,t expect or ask for favOrs If you
~ not willing to give them in return.
g. nroDle are always Crltlclzlng
o,ber peoples hospitalites to the ne
eject of their own.
Lady.-When gentleman oners
,.on his seat in the street car, never re-
E,sa II as il is always, more or less,
oF4red in good faith. 1t shows lgno-
rance and sham to decline IT.
T is not wise to disown a friend on
,bs account of poverty. Many an hon
as, heart beats beneath a tattered
T.~ment and hundreds of dishonest
6rarts lie beneath satinS and silks. Ii
is NOT the wealthy that should always
he The most respected, still such seems
to be the case.
Be lust to others, and you can de-
mand Justice in return.
Genius darts, futters and tires, but
nerseyerances wears and wins; hence
ne should cultivate preserving MIND.
To put an old person in the way OF
supporting himself will make him feel
Young. A young person with no work
10 do, or no mind to work will certainly
grow older in both looks and ways
than the one who works with a will.
The path of success is the path OF
common sense. Education without
common sense makes one fool.
Dora.-Ifvou do your duty, why do
YOU complain? No one need be dis
satisfied when be knows his duty is
done OF course, the more you do for
some people, the more they expect
you TO do.
ETen.-Relatives do not amount to
yery much in the hour of need. have
heard Of cousins charging for making a
shroud, when strangers would gladly
make it without cost. Money is your
best friend and you should be more
economical and accumulate for the
sick day.
X.N.-To care for a person only
for what he does, is false friend
ship. An honest person will not sal
under false Colors.
Ella. The MODEST thing is hones
labor We need only be shame o
work when it is poorly done.
Nancy.-To love and to labor is the
sum Of living, but you seem to dc
neither and yet think you are living
Bessie i don't approve of anger tC
such an extent as to make you become
abusive, but no one is obliged to live
so free from passion as not to show
resentment when an insult is offered
Anger rests only in the bosom of |
fool In this short day of life W.
should not live in malice.
Jesse.-By all means be an adore
Of the truth.
Men and women should not b,
judged by the same rule. Some peo
pie Judge all alike.
Girls.-Don't stand on the corne
and talk about your male friends, it i
unrehned and not lady like.
P. S.-Never revenge an injury. Tht
person who lily treats his friend with
out prOvocation will sure have a Caus,
10 regret.
Everybody has some sort of an infu
ence, be ii good or bad. We Shoul,
oy all means cultivate the former.
Kindness is the ornament ofman an,
Chief glory of woman.
Beauty is a dangerous gift. Tn
pretty girl is oft-times the giddy an,
most unCouth. Sweet is the girl VIII
possesses a gentle and kind disposi
uon, always thinking of the welfare {
htr friends and the cultivation of he
mind.
Patsy.-A woman's worth is to b
estimated by the real good of he
heart, greatness of soul and purity an
sweetness of character. We are Judge
oy our walks in life, even after we ar
dead.
.Advice.-A conquered enemy
often the readiest slave. If dog bit
you once, always watch him after
wards. The person who treats yo
VTongtully once without a cause shoul
never be given a chance for the secon
onenSe.
Seemingly too much interest in one
personal welfare from strangers, mean
no good. Family affairs should b
Kept al home.
,h'oSSom.-ltis all nonsense to grum
o.e 50 continually about hard time
o..5 again II is Cowardice. Go to wor
''-0 YOU viii soon find times better.
M,ary.-Oh, well, don't worry,
--1Aer Ike to be opposed sometimes
opposing circumstances often Great
o.Si ,-SilfSlh which enables you to battl
~ealhSt the ills of the world.
IT, T,a,Shion.-Girdles of silk or velve
r-,..l NJ. DC very much worn, as will ais
rb,o'.y ~ BOWS of the same materials a
Never ask others to do uba+ vo