The Washington bee., 1897-01-23

1..s;e To contradict a person who
IJar than YOU is very impollte to
cav the least, still l agree WIN you
~ ,,f-n YOU say, it is provoking 10 win
Eold when you know you are right'
nrrn % though it may be your own pa
rents in question.
To nossess a sometime position,
z,5Les a person often dlsliked by
IT., ,,.bo would be their best frlenGS.
Lis the second word that makes the
orsrrel Hence # you want to 1--we
1esrrful never reply to sullen or
gruf remark.
Name was ever know to prosper,
rho boasts of his own superiority OF
100 much in love with himself.
Come women are so much in love
,,.i,b themselves as not to give others
-, chance TO admire them. Such
ooorIe may be classed with those who
seek higher than they can possibly
reach.
Don't build your house on the noun
t,;n ton. Commence at the bottom
and climb to the top, thereby making
good foundation.
Re sure YOU are right and then go
ahead is the watChwOrd OF the hour.
The girl who ignores her parents
consent, 10 plea a would be Loser, is
of weak mind, and never derive any
benefit therefrom.
Once having given our word to any
thing we should abide by it. There is
no bridge SO difficult to cross, as the
bridge of a broken promise.
Never accuse a person of an act ex-
cent YOU know he is guilty. We all
possess impaired judgment at times.
Patience has its limits. A good ma
tured woman can I've made very bad
one bv the unkind actions of man
and especially if she cares for him.
MANY good woman has been
made A demon by ill-treatment.
Ouida. No, / don't favor any woman
enduring the abuse of man, for the
sake of gossip. The usual three days
talk the most worse happening has
lowered TO one day. ANY sen ;ible wo-
man will stand the talk a month or
more. lust so she is rid of an abusive
man.
Intellectual training educates and
strengthens the mind, although eduCa
ton often softens the brains OF fool.
The loftiest ideal of fwomanhood that
Young man can form in his impress
Sionable days will prove none too high
for him m his years of maturity.
Honesty and that alone commands
confidence. Not only honesty in buSi-
ness, but honesty in friendship, love
and truth.
Young Wife If you want TO live
agreeable with your husband you
should treat his mother as you would
like him treat yours. Call her what
he does aud when she comes to see
YOU, don't keep her sitting in the par
lor in a formal way, but welcome her
all over the hou-e Don't be afraid to
tell her your little affairs and by SO
doing YOU will make her feel that she
has not lost son but gained daugh
ter.
Some people seem to forget the fact
THAI when they marry they become a
new memOer in the family and when
that family is talked of in a slight way
they are to a certain extent involved.
Many son and daughters-in-law delight
IN boasling of their own relatives, and
10 the cont airy to their mothers-in
law
Bride 1t is silly of you to go to
your room and cry, because your hus-
band seemed to kiss you vacantly on
his departure for work. He, no doubt
had hi, work on his mind, which was
certainly for your benefit. Or suppose
he kissed You as a habit; it is certainly
a loling one.
be great mistake that most women
make is not to array themselves as tas-
Iliy alter the marriage as thev did be
10 e. he fact must not be forgotten
that woman has to ar ange her toilet
well 10 get husband, and she must
certainly do the same to keen him.
When a faithful husband falls into
error, for indeed none of us are immaC-
uiate, good and honest wife will en-
courage him to look al the best side of
HE and hope for better in the future.
Very often conSoling word from a
True woman, to an errlng man,
strengthens and enables him to en-
brace the difficulties of the world, with
new life.
lena. Your quarrel was perfectly
natural When two people who really
ioFe have quarrel, they can say more
uiiier things than any one in the
world.
Is not necessary to give a present
ShApr because you are invited to a
wedding or birthday party. Invitations
a'' often sent TO umntereSted parties,
ahd H TACT almost strangers, with the
eANe'jalun of receiving a present in
Teturu.
Clover. do not advise the marriage
pl oo ~ul To a man who is against her
Te.l~'aaS faith, for it will sure bring
unha plneSs.
X. J.. Gentlemen offer their arm
Only lo invalids in the day time. Att
IlIShta lady may take a gentleman's |
arm IS mere protection.
IN going down or upstairs, in or out
OI Church i,I,,