The Washington Bee Newspaper, January 15, 1898, Page 7

t that the first im- engagement that you it shows decep- ated your impor- The person who as to think he can thers can’t places b embarrassing atti- the yu should not fail to ttended to. Pretty looks. Call at holidays ar not whistle in nor t shows a lack of loy yourself to dis- It is better to find n than one of your are faultless are ed by the defects of the person who is al- ascertain other peo- a habit. He who yr repairs. will make a bridge ben walk over him bitious to succeed. ra while but fate is thing so beautiful on which Christian If the young man you should impress riance of becoming form him before ful that you will He who thinks himself the s really so. but he self the wisest is usually of any woman being and spitelul to the man who toils ther every comfort at home. that of a man’s energy, piness, depends upon i his bome. de: Plutarch says, ‘‘ Courage hazarding without fear olute in a just cause.” tion or false coloring ition of integrity as lanners are different but po- esame the world over. A son finds it very hard to usehold has a sun- and why not you re- ning of the New Year be that member. w appy we can make man is everywhere kful of small things lay of small doings. t the holidays are me of my girls will ieir parents in the t the outsiders come mber that mother t best friends. nadine under- | ade of becoming intily with ribbons will make an ap- toilet tch the bright ress are more in white for evening é are seen as t fashionable win- aes the most becoming be seen in this mands that all ¢ the ground. kinds of birds , ostrich feathers | 1 person with- | y need his serv- | | for an ungrateful \ppreciate s be the poss: ssor ll people are olam sure ostracised. k of culture and some people to mon sense is far or to be book om and then as- ws a fault with] tirely too cove- n not succeed in You should not se who are seen ng man. vould rather you n be an old maid. ppy, hence they it for those with ntact. 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