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And as for the way she keeps house and the size of the bills and the ‘pies she bakes and her friends and ller family: what husband says about ' ~ -~ * 1 them is aplenty. A woman has to be porn with a self-conceit that nothing can dent if she still has a shred of vanity leit after she has bleh married a couple of, years. Of course, no doubt, such chastening is good for the soul, but nobody can contend that it adds any pep to life to be madi to feel like a worm of the dust: _ .-

Also, it is not to be denied that marriage teaches a woman to be un- selfish. The single woman can consider hel own pleasure and desires. She can spend the money she makes on buying herself pretty clothes and going to places of amusement. She can control her own time and comings and goings to a great extent. '

Not so the married woman. She has to consider her husband and child- rent before she does herself. She has to sacrifice her own pleasure and corn- fort to theirs. She has_to stay at home when she had planned to go out because the teacher sent little Johnny home with the sniffles. She has to get up half a dozen times in the night to give the baby its bottle and Mary a drink of water and see if 'l‘ommy has kicked the cover off. She does without a new dress and wears her last year‘s hat so Polly may havea new party frock. She eats the back of the chicken and wears the leftovers,

In every family where money has to be considered mother gets the worst of it.- She ‘has the shabbiest clothes. She works the longest hours and she stays at home when the others go on an outing because after she has got them ready to go she is too tired to go herself. The married woman's life is one perpetual sacrifice that would entitle her to a martyrs crown of glory in Heaven, and a monument to a hero in this world, if she got her just deserts. l

But ‘whether this discipline o! matrimony makes a woman broad-mihd- ed and keeps her from being crabby depends entirely upon the woman her- self, and what Nature made her before marriage took a hand in develop- ing her character. S metimes her experiences sweeten her and make her the most tolerant and tender and far-seeing woman in the world. Some- times it makes her a woman big enough to understand all of the strange complexities of life and how they warp our poor human nature and make us do things that we would hot -do.

And sometimes the trials of marriage make a woman bitter and re- sentful and peevLsh and narrow and envious and fault-finding and bring out all that is worst in her.

For marriage is like the fermentation Juice of the grape. into vinegar.

So I don't think you need get married for the moral effect it will have oh you. Furthermore, you are very wise and also kind and merciful to some innocent young man to refrain from marrying when you are undomel- tic and not willing to make a home for him.

A girl can do no more dishonest thing than to niarry when she doesn't intend to fulfill any of the obligations of a wife and live the normal life of a womanl For a home and children are part of the things that a man monies for. ' There are no more useful, sweet-tempered, cheerful and agreeable women in the world that old maids, so don't let your aunt's ‘atria; tures scare you off from being one, if your inclination -runs that way.

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Dear Miss Dix--I am a girl 2i years old with the firm desire and in- tention of staying single. I detest housework, cooking and sewing and know that I will be a miserable flop at it. while I enjoy working in an oflioe. My mother wants me to do as I see fit, but my aunt is very much opposed to my remaining single. She says a girl had better marry any kind of man than remain an old maid, that marriage broadens your mind and keeps you from getting crabby. I think this is utterly ridiculous as I know plenty of narrow- minded, crabby married women. What do you think?

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Answer: There is no doubt about marriage being a dis- cipline. It takes the conceit out of a girl because no woman ever has any idea of how homely she is and what bad taste she has and what a poor, miserable, faulty incompetent creature she is until she gets married and her husband feels called upon to i‘ point ollt her shortcomings to her. As long as a woman is single, if she begins putting on s little flesh, or gets an unbecoming hat, nobody mentions it, but Fried Husband isn't so - meuly mouthed. He says: "Say, Mary, you are getting as fat as a pig and before you know it you will look like a beer barrel on skids. And what under heaven made you buy a hat that makes your head look like a skinned onion? Looks as if some woman who wanted to get even with you had picked it out for you." . ___ . .______________

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Dear Miss Dix-Like so many silly girls I married at a. very early age. but after several years of unhappiness was forced to divorce my husband. I was left with a small child. He is a very likable tot, but makes my future so uncertain. I am engaged to a man who is Jealous of my child, and is not willing to have him live with us because he wants me all to himself. My mother can live with us, so she would‘ take care of the boy "and he would never interfere with our social affairs. What shall I do, give up my child

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If you are a real mother, you will stick to your child and let the man go. I don't see how you can even debate the subject, because your first duty in life is to the child that you brought into the world, and you should consider that above your own happiness. .

Furthermore, you won't be happy if you give up your boy. You will miss him every day and hour, and you will hear his cries for mother even above the vows of devotion of your sweetheart. i

You are fortunate in this respect, that your fiance has told you before. marriage how he feels toward the child and that gives you a chance to avoid! the mistake of marrying him. Most men wait until after they are married and then, if they are jealous of their wives‘ children, either mistreat them or force her to part with them.

Some of the most pathetic letters that ever come to this department are written by women whose hearts are torn in twain betewen their children and their husban‘ . The stepfathers resent their wives’ aflection for their children, they are jealous of the time and attention they bestow upon them, ildren's support and they take a mean revenge upon the little ones by being harsh to them, often by beating them cruelly and by clouding their childhood by making them realize that they are unwanted and a burden.

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who cannot support her and she says they are to be married in a short time.‘ We try to reason with her in a tactful way, but she tells us she has her own life to live and if she makes a mistake it will be her own. Should we ‘sitback ‘and say no more and let her do as she sees nt?

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‘picture of her children skulking en their stepfather is about, afraid g even to kiss or caress them for fear of drawing drown a storm on their defenseless little heads.

So think long and well before you put any man over your little boy. DOROTHY DIX.

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Dear Miss Dix-How should parents act toward the grown-up daugh- ters of today? Our daughter is

_ in love with a good-for-nothing young man b"!!! I'll) the match DOROTHY DIX. morning." , I Proctor for said peimoner. And I do _ l ‘fion-oi w, afagn, will you show _ "a "m 5 much cows’ z h, “can. 5 Dominion of Canada v order that a true copy hereof be l I a d Mute‘, Ormerod out?” A u c N yawn‘ “we 2 sheep‘ 9 pigs’ 25 hm Province of forthwith published in some news- 0 t Va o" inhaled | n w” an“ m m, mam’ a M, qulnmy of h". 5mm and M,‘ Prince Edward island :1l.'1p9l' published in Charlottetown . p ‘

Terms, all sums under $5 cash. m! that amount. nine months credit on approved joint notes, sir P" m" off for cash. Sale positive. if sorull the following Monday March 23f‘-

quickly elem-head purple dusk that became velvet darkness uhder the trees; and I felt ‘in no humor to return to the drab SARY ‘company which the tavern offered- So I wandered at hazard until I

l am authorized by Alfred Mac- Donald, Glasgow Road, to sell on his premises on Saturday March 21st. the following stock and crop: l mare’

. aforesaid, once in ‘each week ‘for at IN THE SURROGATE COURT Iilcast four consecutive weeks from 1 the date hereof and that a true copy lhcreof be forthwith posted in fihe

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c t i ‘h m Pr inc dflcaqed, "l?" “filmslld- l‘ °l' M" ‘M c"? "I see," said the governor. “Yes they are ready they can strike with Misha!“ e u 0v e ' |‘ Weigh 5mm ""3 5' °" u" n" there is every reason why the Iro- musket and scalping knife.

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"So I have not," he admitted, and ltook the letter from me and slipped it inside his leather shirt.

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Charlottetown aforesaid, p Single! Woman, the Admihistralrix of tin: above named estate praying that a

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Ta-wan-he-ars has chudged him." With that he was gone, and a sense of bewilderment stole over me. It seemed incredible that either of the two odd characters of the wilderness with whom I had talked could really have existed.

But Governor Bumet lost_no time in doubts. I-fe paced the room, rub-

of the Iroquois. They will be able to hold up the fleets of fur canoes from the upper lakes that now pass down to our post at Oswego on the Onondagah river. In two seasons