What Mrs. Grundy Says

Tlmt Vanity fair "'} mm i ¦¦¦- ":Vi-uds i" need." That too niuoli liase hall interferes with the proper vriucation how to shoot. Thai wunion carry pet dogl nround who would scoru to wheel a baby carriage. Thn th ii wim i.ifivels on a pass is tha one who should most dread au accident. Tbat 'tis often on our ctaoice of mairied friends our good or evil naiue depeitds. Tlmt a p;ood rule for dentista is never to look au Impecunioua customer in the nioulli. Tbat, to créate a laugh sohib of the l-ojn. -i I song ïingeis go beyond the limitsof deoency. That too many people write books Dowa day3 who haven't auytbing iuteresting to say. That mo3t self-made nipn po through the norld as if iinuiediatelf behind a brass liutld. That society people can never teil what disgraee lo them the niurrow will bring furth. Tlint sonie of the siinimer hotels this .year Are offering vliitora extraordlDary InduceUiKIltS. Tlint it is difllcult t .p how Christian people eau recoucile themselves lo the "failli cure." That aliout thfl nicisi. uuhitereaUng oiiinn wbo thinkí it intareütiug to beau iuvalid. 'l'iiiil tb" averaga locietjr tnan'a conversaliotial abilities are coutíued withitt tiarrow lunits. That thu girl wlio "rnnds everything tbat' t;uiug" ra not ofton the beat of literary Cl llh'S. Thai too many banka of the present ! ¦. have a supernuity of purely oruaniental h rectoi -. Thatyoung ladisi Uw muefa k i v ¦ ' to door s]X)rls are a tri fin luo niasculinn inr romance. Tbat som of the fashionable clubs nre thinking sriously "f euiploytng a proI'1 -n mal coiletMor.