Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-15

In her tiny drawing room STOOD
handsome rosewood piano. In the
Gays when she was bride she and
handsome young husband had o
spent happy evenings beside It, for
were both music loving, but on the
ne dled the piano was closed ans
though others have played updEAlt.
thaL gay until her own Meath sheV
self never touched it.
Here are a few random selectIo
from some Of the more recent Bs
letters. 1t will be noticed, as many y
ner readers doubtless have noted thaN
Mrs Mallon's thoughts of late turnedv
continually toward death:
IF you honor and respect every man.
woman, child and dog that you meea|
III your daily walks; II you give thaI
courtesy due them, you can be- yeruS
certain that respect will be shown yotr&
The dog you kick is going 10 bite. Thd
woman TO whom you are rude is going
to snub you. The. ehjM you don't con
slider worth politeness is going to bd
impertinent. Where you give honor and
respect, my friend, you will get them
in return"
houtSty Is Complex. Inc mOdeSI
woman is the one who wears her hear
where the DAVIS cannot peck at 1t, AM
who keeps her own affairs to herse
She Is the woman who doesn't "a
loudly in public and who doesn't ov
dress. Modesty does not cover; it 81
ply does not recognize the existence
some sins. There are women who sreA
as exquisitely modest as the angels
women who could >mnaut their hands
and lift up the otheN man Eho haM
fallen and never feel were soilL
the tips of their And NNhe m
woman is the charitable onN9ke
esty and charity are u In sisters.
81 was glad as / wicked along q
one in that Easter procession on F'iftA&
avenue. | was glad no be there be-
cause / love to look Ut pretty women
and dream OF lovely things. And there
are so many OF both i1 the world--ttfia
great new world, so rieh In everything
that Is good. Somebody near mo-
whispered that In a 1 title while IL viii
be all changed: othets will form tha
procession. and you and / will be-
where? To-day we are not thinking
Of that We are thinking OF the pretty
women and the flowers" (Easters
1880
And how many laughs conceal sor
rowful hearts? How many smiles are
masks for sadness Untold? All. my
friend, you will see that the hardest
part to play is that the jester. thu
one who always laug s. Yet We can't
90 around with teazSin our eyes. with
quivering lips anf throbbing hearts,
On, no. You and Your neighbor have
to put on smile, have to laugh with
those who expect to, laugh and have to
be glad, or appear 10 be so, whether
the world has brougf{ the good things
TO you or to your neielibor."
People are fond Of saying that God
is just, but for me l like TO think OF
him as merciful."
ITO me there is nothing so fine as a
gentlewoman, but she is the result OF
the same good breeding that Is neces-
sary to make thoroughbred horses, and
If you will take the trouble to look at
ii you will find that the women who are
clamoring 10 be called Women with a
capital w are the first Of their kind.
They are strong in muscle and IN brain.
and in another generation they viii
have tho edges rubbed of by the 80
mice stone Of society. for not one
these women wants her daughter TO
what she is
Few Of US are really temperate
yet that Is the art 81 living.
worth while 10 thing IL all
cause when you know how Il
that is the art OF all arts,
bles you 10 close your eyes
fear and go into the prese
Judge, who IS going to b
harsh in his judgment OF y
neighbor than he Is OF Bah.
JANE u