The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14

in Dihetenihs Of all Of them the reasons
given for continuing 10 the state Of single
unblessedness would be found to bepurely |
fictitious. On the other hand, If young
women Of the present generation were
taught to understand that the chief object
Of their lives was to learn how to "catsh a
man" their whole training and education
looked no further than the hymenial altar,
and they were ever impressed with the
false and mischieyous notion that woman |
without husband is of no account what
ever 10 the world. Deeply impressed with
this idea many girls after leaving school
and going into society gave themselves
away to the first man that came along, |
for the fear that if they let him 60 they
would not get another chance. This re-
suited in numerous marriages Of the Amar-
ried but not mated kind, aud led to inf |
mite trouble aud remorse Other girls,
with deeper sense Of honor, sometimes
remained single Just because the man they
particularly admired and respected never
asked for them, and then nonscnsical
social custom stigmatized them as cold
maids. Dignifed and holy and divine
as was the estate Of matrimony, there was
career outside Of It quite honorable aud
a.as.ise, .L anu mere was no law OF heaven
Sa..a ar 'u1V ioiUia Young woman enoos-
a.s gu" I : u'lieet Il sue Wanteu -; now
etsi 'ne s's'e 0, matrimony was the natu.
raj one and had always been encouraged
in all civilized communities. Il was the
only perfect school for the affections and
w.. w. - Vao. ao.'a aD'e aspIa'ions ~ 'enqency
80. s ~ ~ ser.ia.e r sne snec'ious ana pre-
nd A. n.ans.l. a- uA.s VIM ai'nSush
80 q a; i ail' u'',ieeV 80 Sspses u 30
~ onsran. , H. L;s. @,"a nase 'na, resui', as
nIa;nIr aLa,-+ ny.II: NJ @n~S on.y spo
iaa.:eaI r io"s, D"enl 'osesner ~ tne
aon,ia- "a s,"'e ~ =. ,..an nailnony naue man
1or,;on II ss,ah,;she5 ~ " H,1' .He "'4ser ~
which boljs c;v;i;.nd .na;a.,' @ aIen VIZ s,e1
hv so,.;oa ~ ha.so. sa 'oo's'y uos.ng,i ana
eormeJ ,bo -. 49, son.S"t;o a." s.'n.us ~
the nation ia Nal $3.50" ~" ""''"
NJ pn,ln,an ea ss;i .,,,.
sertion m;aht bo ~ ,aa, is r;,h n r;I;ois 'ne as-
neverthelsss nDSanLsod G Az" ~ .s'.'e , i I w,'s
and notr;o,;sn, go x - .-as ~ ''.y
tbe est,te ~ oat.;uen 1 ~
had a family .nJ +" -, n'aa .il'' VIZ
no,yio,;o "a - 90
soma,h;.n ~ ~ - SSs ~, 'oi re aiwnys mao
bo ;mnoss;hIo "I Asi'o,lsni wSuiu
woro ~ - hon,.a M. % Nneio .nele
strst.d manr ,;r,aa "a Ae Dee1 ue,n1n'
thoneb, T. ,1oJa.a e@ -. a"1 se,y iun'y, no
,he Frsneb na,;on s Tae, ~ y .h .he @ oaleer y y
,he c;,r of par;s ,rh;1L - - = s"e ln1icy u u
/ ied c;,r oe 49,. "IH T- eou,u nol pe cai
since baya oano ~ ~. 80 "yu'u iuns pl
Frsroo as sLoio ,.a" ~" - : na'iv" pu'
and tbo na,r;os;o ms @ iaa;" naon " S nH'iies
The nrov;pcos @ SaS ai~n'.. O's o1 peope .
one and saved E Fsanoa eOIHe aL y sdo fes
, ened Will d;s.a,ar S "N'n '"s "us ''i'ea'
The lee,urn~ 80 ~.
advice "a ~ r. -, ae - n Lu1''o.S so'i,'
Z morrv F;rs, ,hor aha,,lI III 2 n ousns w
, man whose cb.rac,or I'D J;a ~. 10 NAY
tbeir rosneot tn, II. ~ ~ soun,iu' .n
I II tbev 5iJ No, reSnant - H.. " hass oS.e ',tl ~
marriaoe tbev wonld nov,- ~ L. S;O,o S;. e.n ~
the union Ahova III ~ III s,'.'am niI' .. ai.e
marry 4 man sor M sats s &c osoals .as..; NV
!. him Thav m;aS, 80 " ,rlo.ui.n s:uoil
or sinful man and ;hon n n'".., I;n S;ss' pay s