GOOD ADVICE.
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In mixed company never start a dis- |cussinn of n religious or political ma ture.

 In walking with lady in public, her |"pinion of you will not be the least enI,an- 'ced, if your countenance wears perpetual land unmeaning smirk or grin, CT if you keep dancing around her like monkey. IA consequential strut, ar nnincing gait, Imight be avoided with advantage. If you are but newly married pair just caugM-the dining room, parlor. or stage coach, is not a proper place for your billing and cooing. It is very aggrawa-, hing to old bachelors. Do no, enter the room suddenly where 'you know there is young lady and gentle

 man sitting, busily engaged in flaming a

 flame.

 Never ask guest to take coffee and cake, as you have get plenty in the house, with out proving your sincerity by bringing forth |Ihe articles.

 If your sister. while ienderly engaged in Ia tender conversation with her sweetheart, requests you to bring her glass sf water from the adjoining room, you can start 0n your errand, but ysu need not return. Your absence will not be missed. Your dress should be influenced by your business and age-mOre particularly the latter. Mutton dressed lanlb fashion is nos generally admired.

 Never be induced to drink for fear of

 losing the character of heinz sgOod feI- Ilow.'

 If you would not be thought utterly, |hopslessly and irreelaimably abandoned

 and epraved--bsyond the pale of soeissy pay your Printers Bill. -1iTev's JeuT.