“How to Keep n Husband.”
S me writer says: •‘There are many ways
of getting a husband and also many ways
of kt. p’.ng one. But In most cases the get
ting is much the easier part.”
I am afraid this Is on'y too true. Men
are queer creatures. They aro easily cap
tur d. and their devotion be fore marriage
is something beautiful to behold, but how
many become Indifferent, and the scene 1
changes.
Now, in this plain talk to young wives j
and girls who intend to marry, we will dis- I
cuss a few points. Young ladies are just i
as particular in their behavior during court
ship as the m-n. What girl would allow her
lover to see her untidy in appearance? And
vet how many young wives allow them
selves to fall into careless habits and be-
Ok>iue untidy in their dress. Should she not
pr-« nt a better appearance to h-r husband
n one else in the world? M
qun k to discern such things and there
•c.-y few men who are not attracted by
ward appearance of a woman. So
- thia i* one way to keep a bus-
will ofefFc.ve closely will •
a tn..’ aught differ- •
to ...in and wife. |
Now if either is *>( yielding disposition
there will be no trouble, but often this is
not the case; neither will yield the point,
and a coolness arises and they drift farther
and farther apart and very often a divorce
is the result.
There is no doubt but that a wife's in
fluence can be stronger than anything on
earth. She can had where she will and
her husband will follow her unconsciously.
