The Republican journal., 1880-06-17

hearts of Nomen?" This remark, which
Give NeWcome addressed to his father,
IS quoted by The New ork Times.
which proceeds to remark: The colo
mel, it may he remembered failed to an
SWer tins cunuudrum, and to THIS day ii
remains unanswered. of course there
have been many attempts made to find
an answer to a question Of such transcen-
dent Importance. In former days it was
held 10y most men that in order to Gain
and keep the affections Of a woman, there
must be the most complete and abiert
seryitude on the part of her lover He
must crafty her slightest whim, ana
must be ready 10 torestal her lghtest
wish The same duty was incumbent
upon husbands who desired ID retain the
hearts they had won, and this is undoubt-
eddy the reason why 50 many married
men, during the middle ares, departed
at a moments notice to take part in the
crusades. The good wife had only to re-
mark: Only dear, those Turks ought
to be driven out OF Jerusalem, and you
ought to help in the GOOD work. Cousin
1 Charles will come here and take the up
stairs front room, 50 a. to take care ot me
while YOU are gone" The ohedent nus
| band would thercup0n take the 40
train the next morning, with the sweet
consciousness that he was doing his
whole duty as good and atlrcuonAtc
| husband.
At the present time a theory directly
! the opposite of the old chNalrous theory
prevails. Young men believe That thcy
I Ma,
rude. This is the creed that IS taught
/ 10y modern English novelsts, Who, when
showing MS the young man Of the period in
The act OF coumShipS, uniformly represent
| HIM rs smoking in the tur" w Ms alored
one, and addressing her III 4 tone Of lofty
superiority not wholly devoid vt contempt
OF course, he never takes ht~ hands out
OF his pocket, long rnou.ht ID 10 any thing
! for her, and his general attitude IS that
Of a master rather than Slave.
or these Two theories, conspicuous tN-
amplcs have lately been furnished by TWO
/ young men Of Clinton, Iii. 1t Nould he
more accurate IL call thrm UNIV uuMar-
I ried men, for bat one OF them vas Young
in Years, Both Mr. McCtlath. tnrNol
cr man. and Mr. Jenkins THE elder Ot thr
two, were anxious to NIn the affections
of Miss Brown, and they each adopted 4
different line Of conduct Nlr. NrErath
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