Article November 7, 1901 Issue

Sincerity

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Sincerity is the highest quality of good manners.

The following recipe is recommended to those who wish to acquire genuine good manners:—

Of Unselfishness, three drachms; of the tincture of Good Cheer, one ounce; of essence of Heart's-Ease, three drachms; of the extract of the Rose of Sharon, four ounces; of the oil of charity, three drachms and no scruples; of the infusion of Common Sense and Tact, one ounce; of the Spirit of Love, two ounces.

The mixture to be taken whenever there is the slightest symptoms of selfishness, exclusiveness, meanness, or I-am-better-than-you-ness.—Selected.

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