The evening world. Newspaper, March 27, 1900, Page 6

THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 27, 1900. gee EES caiorio. NO PITY FOR DISCONTENTED WOMEN. By LAURA JEAN LIBBEY, Geant bp ee Pree Penning comoenr, PARE BOW.) iss ioe ty oe Prem Protiaing Oumrear, HOP Tet) 2600800860444 OO OORb)4-4e- bord» Preciative people, whv ovuld be true friends If sick- oe ‘Mantes, ) i Ress or death gthreatened: all this is forgotten in the Satna ot Wes Pet-Cetes ot Hw ot 00 Sens cians Mal (Q)* all women who have woes, rea) or imaginary, discontent over the Lord's tardiness tn not sending ———oo discomented women are the least to be pitied, man TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1900. for they bring a thetr own troubles, and ’ , d this ts very wrong, my dears. You must over alousiy than the blessings | ¢ come that di 4 feeling; conquer It With an fon and a fl to do your best, and cheerfully, In whatever life you may be placed, and leave God to work for you as He wiils od He choose a better future for you yen rebellion with in for each human Do Ils creatures know being whom He creates Ee REE DROS. better than Me the path that ty fittest for their feet to q |irevel? @ |than you 1 select, knowing what you will have t ‘A contented mind {9 indeed a continual feast”’—and | pase through in the years that are to come there ts @ world of truth, too, in the words 2 Be amb los wise advanoeent Bour discontent that quarrels with our fate 4) In every move take a step forward, never take a step May give fresh emart, but not the ol abate; z | backward, Tho uneasy passions’ disingenuous wit Never leap eagerly out of a safe certainty for an ty. The | reveals, but hides (he benefit. If the chance of birth has given you as your pertion iid poverty nat life of toll instead of | f LAURA JEAN LIBSFY, “Why 414 Mim Antique luring ber last tllnesst’ “She heard that marriages were made in heaven.” bark on life's ocean carefully past the to have # doctor xls and jagged rocks Ile, If you reeked ha weary pilgrimage ch the world she wenda, re from youth to ege t attends. NO DREARY WAIT FOR HER. “Of course,” he said, I don't beiteve a man has the ight to hug and @ girl at will just because they st earnestly to the discontented} \appen to be engaged " re, my dear, lest the Lord re-6 She was silent for a while, At last she spoke, u far greater troubles to cons} “Alfred,” she entd, “I have changed my mind, I do 1 have now sot believe in long engagements. Let us not wait mn- 1 hope, no matter how dreary your sur- (tll next fall. How will a wees from Thursday soft your" many, seemingly tess! , tend with than and stronger power than herself tas dawned on the sorial world. The housew! I sno Frond so long but there ls an end to te discontented because her neighbor me than her's. work is so arduous, j p from the| both eye yen, The} bi 1 wages, kind and ap gi What's the next move?—Punch. THE REASON WHY, Laura Jean Litay wile tor The Rvening World by permis the Pawlir Stary Paper. AN KXPLANATION, Halen—How in the world 4!4 you ever come te ae Jott tee entree enpentenententneeantatntetnte COLLEGE ATHLETICS. cent old Wigby? He must be seventy yeare old, it he's @ da: LIFE. By Dean Briggs, of Harvard. My CRUST of tread anid a corner to sleep in, ALPABLY bad as the management of college Graa>—Well, what tf he is? He's carrying (100,004 life A minute to smile nnd an hour to weep In athletics hus been and Is, misicading as the insurance. A pant of Joy to a peck of trouble, predominance of athletics in an Institution of Helen--Oh, that's different! ' And fever a laugn, Sut moans came double; learning may by. the fact remains that in athletics eontract And that is life! les a saving power, and that for many 2 boy no THATS THE NAME. petttient contract an4d Tammany Hall better bridge of the wap between school and college has mot ané will net have anything to A crust and a corner that love makes precious, has yet been found than the bridge afforded oy ath- do with tt. With the smile to warm and the tears to re- letics. The freshman athlete, tft to himself, ts likely fresh us; to fall behind in nis studies; out unless he is singu- é wer And Joy neema sweeter when cares come after, larly unreasonable or vicious, he !s where an older And & moan ‘s the finest of folls for laughter; mudent of clear head and strong will can keep him OUT ON SIGNS AND SPELLS! ‘And that (s life! straight—can at least rave him from thors deplorable Paul Lawrence Dunbar. falla that bruise and taint u whole life. Here comes © leag time no more curious reading matter In to advantage the ambition of ihe athlete. Football bes been printed in New York than tho ex- begine with or before the college yeer. Training for teucts from the books of Mme. Jones, dealer ee *|Pootball mgans early hours, clean tife, cont in love charms and other magic compounds, Popular Tints, 'cupation for body and mind. renee oft “ " HE hydrangea tints are to be saen in every. |ostraciam. ‘That thi je tides man 4 Madame ribs : ther fabrics. The fowery| pled, I have come firmly to belleve. years. Her income for 1899 was $3,638. Which | themselves A stan ofliben iar nme Giaccone (ends to exhibit the City of Churches as an excel \ tare in tw Ither alse o shat The Best Furn ture Whip. . JeBt field for the practice of black art. \t { Xl erebe, tentne na wa t is reminiscent of| Narrow atrips of (oking ed to @ plece of broom- every other winter hat tha! has been seen this year & LESSONS IN EATI handie is the best whip to beat upholstered furniture iG. Gome of the queer entries showed that Catherine Gebuts paid $5 to humble her husband; that Charles Smith wanted to influence Lottio “to go @e lunch with him some day” and paid $1 for the Mecemary charm, and thet Belle Levy paid 50 rete for luck and a divorce, Mamie Murray By Harriet Hubbard Ayer. Broke @ gins and paid $5 to countoract ¢he bad aa luck and incidentally t6 get Walter Jones, while NO. 8-HOW TO DRINK TEA. Cornelia Lancaster wanted to obtain influence women and @ great many men are tea, the cup or to drink it from the saucer, Hence a few w ber beverage will no be served with sugar or cre ‘William Lancaster. regarding Ge Do not use more than one hand to ald In ratsing oe e @ the cup to the lips, Do not sip notatly. | few weeks ago a centre of superstitions in- n the more approved fashion, c It 1s permissible to ask for a second rehend | euppose.-Philadelphia Press, O14 Man—Aye; that's the mamet \ ‘wes developed in Boston. A reputable of lemon. whether at brea an afternoon fui SSSR SSS SSS LOLI OOD in curtos suddenly became the purveyor of Take the tea from a spoon until tt has become # When serving tea at y “Hinéoo ® i fictently cooled to admit of drinking Then :aise ue! mates do not offer sandwiches with {t. They wt A bl Ting good-luck bes.” He eup to the liye and sip it slowly and quietly. reserved for coffee and chocolate, Thin wafers, plain | many orders be coulda’ fill them aj. The’ When drinking tea from the cup be sure to leave! or sugar crackers are offered with tea. animal “Oh, I'm go serry! For Pm Went into every part of the country. Wall called for huniireds of them. But if they the spoon in the saucer. It is the height of bad/ In many homes tea takes the place of coffee at in Edmond | manners to take one's tea with the spoon atl!l in breakfast, in accordance with the English custom. Rostand’s new historical drama. ‘L Algion,” in which A PENITENT PIANIST brought good luck t> any purchasers they ©9r-| siise Bernhardt lias made the hit of the century tn | tofbbbbbbtbl-bteietetet deteteb hi (alaly did the revere» for the eeller, He bevame| Paris. Bernhardt. lived in boy*s cnibie ft tin u pt al ve ie hour for ris @ fegitive, his tore was closed, and one place| months previous to appearing In this play, Camille WHEN YOU SIP YOUR TRA. oe, Soliga Oy Gan: ortioery ing, Judged by the ordinary standards. aa Stanton Biglow was a police reporter, doing night work—not the most idealistic labor for a man whoj disturbing you. T had come out with flying colors at Harvard. Indeed, you Mendes says, so that she would not appear new, awk- ward or obtrusively femMine tn the costume — oe z i & good business knows it no more. i e e Superstition whic costa money fs another form ee | “Oh, ‘ could sleep with | out the harmonies # which I've become ef the human credrility which made the Franklin PPro ee pcp Font a ee ey saad Neverthelews theretwas pe mere amaie tm the mera WBe-per-ceat, syndivete @ possibility. It is a more “Ihave noticed it," Mrs, Biglow admitted timidty, |inge efter that. = Batural and perhaps a more legitimate form, for “[-rether Iiked it." The indefatigab:e musician on} “It isn't gee fe geobty,” Lassie calf to $ fe a lingering heritage from ou; far-back heathen the floor above burst Into a brave bravura, Stanton sister and ber husband ore Progenitors—a heritage freshened at various Gtages of history by euch relay forces as the witch- craft crusades of Cotton Mather's time. But before you have too good a time at the vietime of Mme, Jones and of the good-luck bor fake « careful scoount of your own state of mind About some things. The glass house of Super- tition bas @ {ood many inhabitants who can’t heard music compared to mercy.” he soltle- quized, staring at the celling. “But no one wants the gentle dew from heaven keeptng him awake, If it blesseth him that gives and him that takes, I wish tome one who wants ft more than I do could take my share. I'll see about a change!” Qltogether afford to be throwing stones. ‘ v /A d ‘ } — Se ran pa stages oo he Ot eYernee Do you hesitate to begin a new project on Fri- The Paris Bang. bo Te tnt” called @ youthful vo! G@a7? Hes the number 13 « certain terror for you? ARIS has 9 new bang. It does not relinquish the He went into a bit of @ hall, then into a gay imttle Would you stand under an umbrella opened in the early beloved pompadour; 11 only shortens and parlor from which the voice had proceeded. owe? Do you go under or around a ladder tn \ ogellyd size, making i . one Pore and white India matting on the floor Meag ed which the new bang reposes and giving an effect o cool. The cushioned rattan chaire were the street? dow about your feelings when salt |‘ng tig fufty bang which was popular for so many . wiikoline draperies blowing mt the open window fe apilied on the table or you see the new moon @ver your left shoulder? Moreover, would you @emble with foreboding at the breaking of a look- fag-ghass? Perhaps you believe dropping a dishcloth means @empany coning, or that rocking an empty cradle bodes 1] for the child, or that a bright spark in the candle means 2 letter. If you are affected by one of these minor super- @itions why not by all? And if you must adbere te them all, why not to black am and love spells ws well? Ave you specially gifted to way that this Giga fe true while thet is false; that this spell will ‘Werkend tat charm ts a delusion? . ° e Superstit on is quite as potent a munster as Vice ‘when once embraced. The struggle to cast it aside f apt to le a bard one, and even great learning fe sot alvays an effective ally to the struggler. _ Moverthelees the fight {s worth while. It's a piti- Gel eort cf thing for a man who fails to try and the responsibility off upon a Friday or a “13” : ‘al. t. Corn pace eee rns cr the malign tatsnces ot A Se, cat dehale taped De Not Leave the Spoon im the Cup. “Lael te a fool,” and never a greater one thar enough for me. Het teiinieteeteiteteinte i he trigs to beguile destiny by signs, star- FIRST by # aiw To WOUNDED * HEARTS Je He Rich Fimough! eve her every night. @he te very pretty and Is @ young man who bas 0 or $m cash ang who| modest, a perfect lady. I love her very is receiving a salary of 8S @ week in a positior marry and live in the city? ANXIOU In @ modest way a man sad wife may live comfort- adiy upon the sum you mention, provided the girl is capable, economical and prudent. A Case of Posting. Last week I had « quirre! with a young geatioman who called to see me for about two years. It was pot a quarrel, but a cise of pouting, for which Tam willing to take all the blame. I am very fond of him, and I know that he 4 of me, and J am perplexed, as he has not come nea the houre since nor have I seen him. I appeal to you to kindly ald me. PROKEN-HEARTED GIRL. If you wore to birme yc 1 must try and make amends, ‘Write the youny man 4 nice little note and tell bim rou are for baving behaved as you 44, If he Teally cares for you he wil! be ony tec gad (a accept your apelogee Praia acquatataace. years and Ie atl! worn by the Princess of Walen and Gelightfully summery, But it was the girl who her daughter-in-law, the Duchess of York. It will marted up from the plano—a slender young girl in a come down to the eyebrows, so that the bat tilting ttt iiteittet- + | gown of cornflower blue—that held enchained the ap- forward will not entirely obscure it. The two sides > -ma)|preciative gaze of Santon Biglot of the pempadour wii! M ehurtened and the bang PERTINENT. “Oh, I beg your pardon!” she cried, “I thought you will be worn at ite edge to cover that bare high were @ friend of mine! forehead which all mature women dislike eo much, Nell— Mr. Shordeigh Proposed last night. If the hat te to cover tho forehead the stiff roll only be in the way. The severely simple method Bess—And did you con- f parting the hatr in the middle ard carrying tt t fess everything? back ! oth folds on each aide of the head is too ack tn #me json each ai e hea, Se Neil—Well. I My aunt bas been intending ¢o call upon you and’ trying for any age, and both old and young will wel admitted He paused, tint 3 loved him, “My eieter?” she supplemented tanocently. “Tes? Bese—f course, but 614 come the return of the fluffy bang. Mrs. Eardley.” you tell him that the re-| “An@ on your sister, Mrs. Eardley. But she wee SHIRT WAIST TUCKING. LOVE Vs. Lo She—I'm very sorry, but 1 can never be your wife. He-Oh, that's all right If you are cruel enough to refuse my offer, then you are unworthy of a QUERIES .% ANSWERS "a EVENING WORLD READERS, returned Bigiow. live im the fiat below. My name is Stanton Bigiow. Biee and White, Brown ané White, love 80 great as mine, therefore 1 do not love you any more, Good) night, | BIGM LIVING. Mra. ,Newby—I received 8 letter from my niece in Boston tBis morning. She has meningitis. 4 3 H } ? H 4 zt £2535 TMi a Ht