A Word To Our Dear Girls

Now that you are being courted, you think, of course, it is all vcry woll, and it will be uicor when you j:et married. I5nt it won't. ile thinks lie'.s goiag to koej on tliis high pi tob of' love all the time. Hut he won't. Ho doesu't know himself, and you don't know him Whon he sees you nu maiiy times a day :ia he wants to, may be inore, when he sees your licad done up rogularly evcry moroidg in eurl papers, and tlie blooui is uil off the fuce ; when your home containw a good deal of wash-tub, eradle and cooks'ove, do won't stand in front of the house lor 0D6 hour, out in the eold, watchinK your light in the window. He'll be thinking rather of rctting out of the house. Young wnman, protraet this courtship aa long as you ean. Let well enuugh alone. A oourtoshíp on hand is worth two marriages in the bush. Don't iuarry till Christmu tfter next.