A Worldly Old Maid's Advice

From iny safo poaition 1 havo watclicd many huslmnd's, ruy dearifirls, and can í;ívo yon n few hints whlch raay 1 of sarvico in st-lcciiiig a nnrtiier lor 1 i fe. I símil confine my observa! ions to tho smal I cirelo of men, sncli as I liavc studied thein aroun I tlio 1cíi-t:ible. If a man wipes his foet on ihc door-mat betorecniiiiiijf uto ilio room, you nía be su re lio will uiake t irood doiiicstio husliíiinl. It' a man puta bis liandoi'cliiet ou hls knw wliile laking liis tc;i, yon may be snre lio will make a prudent liuabánd. Ín Uio sanie way, iihvays niistl'QSt tlie man who Will not. tiiki! t lio la-t píceo of to-it, but prel'ers waiting í'or tho uext wnrui batch. It is not unlikely ho will m.tko a grealy, Bolfish husbiñd, wUh whom yon will i'iijoy no ''brown" at dinnur, no cvnst at ica, no placo whnte ver nt homo. - Tlie iimn who la very careful of liis owu healüi is vory :iil to l cnrelcas of you re. All liis uyiupatiiy is oxpoiido i on himsülf. Tuu nmu who watches the k:t tic and proveuta it boi lins' ovo i', w'" not fiíil, my tloara, in his inarriod st;il,i', in cxeicúing the ■Hinu CHi'u in always keopin,' tlc pot hoiliiií. Tlio I ñau who doosn't tnkc ten, ill-trcats tho eat, lakos si.nll, and stands witli his back to tho 1iro, isa bruto whom 1 woilld not udviso yon to niarry uudei' any cousideration, either íor lovo or money, but most dccUldlly not for love. 15ut the man who, vheii the toa Is over i disooverod to havo had none, is suro to maleo the best husuand. Falioncc liko his doserves benig rowailed with the best of wivos and the best of inoihcrs-inlasv. Wheu yon nwet with sneu a man, do yonr niniost to mnrry IlilU.- He will iuall rupeotB bc a model.