Evils Of "vanity Fair" Marriages

Thoug'htless, haphazard and vanity fair marHagtss entatl lneritable fruit after their kind. Where "bad belns worse remalns behind." Thus follow dlsappointr-ent, bitterness, dtetress, dlvorce. The most heartless desertions are becoming' frequent. The huaband, whose faithful and affectlonate wlfe ia bound to him by tender ties of fortltude, suiïering and helpless children, Blaps society in the face, breaksdts puny restraints as oobwebs and pursues hls own selflsh wiU with impunity. Society laughs at this, and other gracefnl explorers and adventurers of this sort continue to piek their choice and to do as they please. Cali it "iojryinm" or what yru will, the old-fashioned method of vvatchinpr af ter girls and of aiding them in selectlng their associates is the only safe im'thod for the girls. Say what you m.iv a bout fathers and even mothers "inqulrfng into the moráis of younj? men" who seek the society of their daug-Mers. tliere is no safety or sense in not doinjj so.-