Marriage And Happiness

On the ground of BOClability alone, most men sho'Ud niarry, though it is hard to lay down any genei al rules on that subject. 1 should i-a' emphaticallj'. however, that a in;in should marry a roman who would be to him a real helpmeet, a companion in fact as In name. The tendencies of our social Ufe are all against the education oi tbe young wonien to be the wives they ouht to be, and there are lew vou.m ,nen who have the proper conception of llie responsibilities and dntiu.- of a iiusband. -