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32 She decide as soon as possible, in orderto end the Suspense, which must be decidedly uncomforta- ble. Candidly, though, we can discover no evi- dences of real love in the young lady’s statement 80, perhaps, if you young men were to devote a little time to some other young lady, it might help Carrie to make her decision more promptly. “Do you think there is any harm in flirting, Miss Shirley? I meta very handsome gentleman in the cars the other day, and after coughing two or three times to attract my attention, he smiled and raised his hat to me. After that he came over and sat by me and we talked all the way to Har- lem. I did not dare tell mama or papa. This gen- tleman wishes me to go to the theatre with him. Do you think it would be wrong? ‘He seems to be a very nice gentleman.” ELLEN F, C.” My dear little girl, yo have done very wrong indeed! In a great city like New York, where there are so many worse than beasts, prowling around in man’s attire, a young girl almost takes her life in her hands when she makes indiscrimi- nate acquaintances. No gentleman would ever dream of acting in this way, so the man you met cannot be a gentleman, and it is our opinion that you would not be safe with him a minute ‘Tell your parents all about it at once so that in future they will protect you when you are traveling about the city, or else make up your mind never MY QUEEN. to see this man again, and never, never to make another acquaintance in that manner! ‘“‘T have a question to ask you. Is it proper for a father and mother to be in the same room with a girl and her lover? MARIE G.”” We can see no reason why it is not. The society of your father and mother ought certainly to be congenial to both you and your lover. Young folks often make the mistake of being alone to- gether too much. Probably it is just as well for you that this is not possible in your case. We would advise you both to endeavor to make your society agreeable to your parents. exgunmntti: senightees ‘‘Please tell me whether it is proper for a girl to kiss a gentleman caller before he leaves. I mean one who is a good friend. Cora W.”’ We do not believe in young women being too generous with their kisses. We do not think that an oceasional friendly kiss bestowed as a favor is improper, but they should be granted sparingly. As a rtile, a woman ought to reserve her caresses for her fiance or husband. . Mre. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Has been used for over FIF FY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS fer their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING with PEREECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND COLIC, and is the best remedy for DIARRHGiA. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for *‘Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,"' and take no other kind. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Paxtine Antiseptic Wash. >. What it does for Women. “|AXTINE is a new Cleansing wash, to be used wih any lady’s syringe, the formula of vaginal douches, : germs and heals inflammation. We guarantee Paxtine will save doc- tor’s bills, sickness and trouble, and that any woman will be repaid a thousand times if she uses it. Paxtine is just what every woman needs when taking a vaginal douche, as it is the only preparation that is abso- intely certain to thoroughly cleanse the a noted Boston physician, never before offered to the public, and used for years among his women patients with great success for It destroys all disease an imperative necéssity to keep in a con- dition of perfect cleanliness if a woman would enjoy health. Paxtine is soothing, non-irritating, and |has greater cleansing virtue than any antiseptic medication known to the pro- _fession, yet it is so hamnless that it is recomniended as a tooth and mouth wash, a corrector for bad breath, for nasa] catarrh, sore throat, cuts, wounds, and general antiseptic use, for which pur- poses it has no superior. One month’s treatment, socts. At druggists, or by mail. For sample and descriptive book, address R. Paxton Co., 68 Chauncy St., Boston, Mass. | passage of all injurious matter. — It is MRS. PINKHAM of the Lydia FE. Pinkham Medicine Co., in her great pri- vate correspondence with women, constantly recommends PAXTINE, Also endorsed by physicians. is proof positive of its value. When writing to advertisers please mention **My Queen,” MORPHINE When writing to advertivers please mention ‘My Quern, a aaa——— This alone Write for sample. hl LAA Most remark. able hame MOMMPHINE, FREE TRIAL TREATMEN remedy ever diecovered for OP TUM J . 4 hits. Harmless; LAUDANUM and other dru ha painiess, Contains Great Vital Principle - fore unknown, Confidential correspondence nvited, ST, JAMES SOCIETY, 1181 Broadway, New YorR, IOOKSTEO (ECO AML '@