Logan Republican | 1904-02-03 | Page 2 | By a Worldly Woman

BY A WORLDLY WOMAN. Folly has hut a fleeting fascination. Llfo and Art thrlvos when wnnt Is rampant Ttlcndshlp Is as raro a blossom as gratitude In poverty the seeds are sown for future tjranny. Fruits that wo vnlt long for often loso flavor by tlmo. Confidence is a goodly thing; tho rub Is In tho placing of It. Pleasures highly bought whip us with tholr romombranco. Sonslblc women say much by leaving leav-ing tho vital things unsnld. Tho hon vlvant claims companions. Tho good and wlso claim friends. Wo scoff at public opinion, but wo pnndor to It, ns wo do to a fitful lover. Public fnvor is llko a bubble. Tho frsl adveise wind 111 shatter It to pieces A woman who Is cnptlclous will nl-wnys nl-wnys find anno petson to Indulgo her cnpilccn Tho Impostor prnclnlms his Imitation Imita-tion by outdoing tho original whom he Imitates