The Panola weekly star., 1885-12-05
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father. 4 hs esa aHud "A. Will stand .
ne fag All make 10 The ahhasI deficit
until the yaBag Fssaa aaI#fy Rnws 10
tbs dlmeHsiohs N hls needs. n be he
Two % three ether dsaghlsr ha issy
hhd The burden ~ DaefOus OHe and h.
oUfnp<Ilsd " drop Il taf0fs the a0n. IN.
Iav y Tdss ready ~ assume w. This
will be bed fof he soh.iu.IaN and Ne
bfIda. bot \ will not be The first caae N
the Kind.
In another solution of the problem No
young mans father carries the load.
But he, TOO, fnsy bs compelled W drop
u before the young couple can take i
up. And ~ compilcais the situation.
uvory day thst ANYBODY else carries Il
makes II more dlIieult for them ~ do 20.
The habit VI eating unearBed bread i
as dsmofallzlng when II Is eaten off .
mahogany table with nm aocompani.
Inent of silver aud china and glass A. Il
IN when taken atthe back door and eaten
without butter When tho young cou
pie are thrown on their own resources
the old problem recurs with additional
emphasis How ufu they lIveP'
Singularly enough no one seems &c
think for n moment " answering ''ot
their Income The suggestion that two
persons can live on SIX hundred dollan
year seems M visionary and imprac
ticable p tho proposition 10 food the
Desert Of Sahara Or establish telephone,
communication with the moon. Such
an income barely suilices 10 keep the
young man Of the period In cigars and
gloves, while the young woman could
hardly keep her head decently covered
--or uncoyered--for IL. How ther
could they manage 10 carry on house
hold with so Insignificant n sumP Pre-
posterousl
Yet the chances are that tho father
and mother on one side at least, and the
grandparents on both sides, began thoir
married life on quite as small an income.
There are couples, indeed, in the City OF
Detroit to-day who have no greater in.
come and who live within II, neither
suffering privation nor running In d, bt.
But the lives they lead and the economies
they indulge In, the sacrifices they make
and the simple pleasures they enjoy, are
quite beyond the comprehension Of the
young man and tho young woman Of the
period.
tits pity that this answer will not
do, and that there Is no other adequate
one. For want thereof the young man
and young woman Of the period fight
shy OF the marriage compact and cling
TO single blessedness. This Is not as i
should be. The future Of the race de-
mands n different condition Of things.
Some satisfactory answer must be found
for this important question. II behooves
the social scientists, II they expect to re,
tain the conlidenceof the community, 10
set their wits to work speedily and ef
fectively. Detroit Free Press