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THE COMPLAINERS

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Mar 26, 1894

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 20, No. 21.

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THE COMPLAINERS.

By Christian Advocate

If you go to a hotel or boarding house, you will find generally that those who are most comfortably circumstanced when at home find the least fault with the table, the service, the environment. If they are not suited, they go elsewhere; if there is nowhere else to go, they are too well bred to make public their discomfort; and if they cannot quietly improve their surroundings, they bear patiently what cannot be helped. Invariably a loud-mouthed complainer is not as well served at home as in the hotel or boarding house with which he or she finds fault. This applies as well to boys and girls in boarding schools as to adults in hotels.—Christian Advocate.