New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-15

mated fossil VINO would Sign feebly ana
have few faltering words 10 say about
the expected visit Of the angel Of death.
But when the wrinkled face was turned 10
mine ] saw smile that had all the fresh
ness and eia6ness OF youth and heard a
laugh that was as infectious and happy a,
that OF care-free young sirl with life
and it's beautiful possibilities before her.
and ! knew that my friends were wrong
and that this wasn't old age at all. hut
youth that had endured in spite Of the
fight Of time
"One Of the most beautiful and helpful
notices / ever saw was Smile. Damn You.
Smile which hung I'm a business man :
of7ce The man himself was worth mill
ion. ont he stll smiled. and the result was
that all his employees were prosperous and
happy Every time he raised their wages
or diG something for their amusement he
smiled because he thought il was such
joke on other rich men around him who
thought they were getting Just as much
out Of their workmen for less money, and
who were wrong
You can always smile II YOU look at
a thing from the right viewpoint The
young man just beginning life who has
been discharged from his first job for in
competency should smile because the joke
is on the boss, who didn't know good
thing when he had it, Then all the hoy
has TO &c is TO 60 to worK in earnest and
prove TO himself and others that his Was
the right way Of looking al it.
The girl whose more fortunate friend
has q new hat OF which she is very
proud. and shows IL. and which puts her
own last years one. made over at home.
completely in the shade can smile al
the envy out Of her heart and at the
same time add so much real wholesome
beauty TO her face that her own faded
millinery looks quite beautiful to the
Young fellow VINO doesn't know a thing
about q hat. but who can he won so
easily bv a smile.
When hubby comes tiptoeinc in very.
very late at night if WHEY smiles be-
fore he even begins the splendid OK
pla nation he has been rehearsing from
the time he succeeds in finding the key
hole until ne softly Turns the bedroom
doorknob and finds her awake; If she
tells him how glad she is TO see him
instead Of putting him through the third
degree as 20 where he has been and what
he has been doing. the chances are that
the next time he wants little recrea-
ton after his DAYS work is done she
will he included in the festivities.
And in our own dear profession, that
looks so roseate 10 every one who sees
only the bright side of il, let tho pro-
ducer Of the new show smile in way
that suggests better luck next time when
no tells the chorus girl who has spent
al the morning trying 10 make herself
attractive and has only succeeded IN
looking made IN that there rs nothing
doing or the manager who - asked 10
recognize the profession and is handed
4 card with Broadway Stock Company.
Season of 9Oe-lo' in the corner, let him
smile when he says The house is sold
OUT. 1t isn't any more wicked than 10
tell the lie with scowl
Let the tired business man. the ner-
vous woman. the blase roundey OF eieh-
teen and the sweet young girl who is
sometimes impatient and fretful all try
my wonderful preventive and marvel
lous cure. II is very simple. BEGIN with
q resolve TO smile every time YOU arc
tempted O. hasty word or a selfish
thought. Give it q far trial. just as YOU
would any other treatment and you viii
be surprised TO find how much more JOY
there is in life than you ever knew and
how much better you will feel, both
bodily and mentally.
"OC course. life cannot loo am smiles.
but Just as the sunshine of q summer