Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-06-28

did her son lead into her presence woman less
pure than the angels, will still pass over her own
beautiful daughter to man whom she knows 10 W
Of questionable habits and seal the contract with
sGod bless you my children sentiment.
Sex in morals does great mischief
IT perpetuates in man either very high or
very low estimate of woman-frequently the latter
than which nothing can be more fatal to matrl-
mony.
Men have entered the plea ofttimes that women
are extravaganza and they are obliged to live slngy
because they cannot support wife.
AS regards particular class of rapid young
men, when they give this reason, it is not the true
one The fault lies in their peculiar tastes, not IN
the woman.
Life contains for them a sparkle which they are
not willing to forego-a sparkle which is illegit-
innate but which is not discountenanced by society.
The institutions of men have been regarded as
sacred since time immemoria.
Robert Ceyer has said that the crying evil OF
the rising generation is the constant demand for
amusement. Young men must be amused-some
of the old ones are not above it. Seeking by false
means to crafty the wild unrest of youth, gives
them wrong ideas of life and they live the best
wears of their lives obivious to the fact that the
essence of happiness is escaping them forever.
When young men of good birth and education
do not desire to marry, something has been lack
ing in their home life for which fathers and
mothers are responsible and they may wisely and
we'll bestr themselves for the cause.
Some one has written: 'The duties of men as
husbands or fathers are not only never taught to
young men, but they are never mentioned. They
hear much about public life and national duty, but
they have not learnt that few men can find more
useful work than to make their children better than
themselves
am not sure that it would not be good idea
to establish a chair of domesticty in the various
colleges with this aim in view, or normal train
ing school Tor husbands as part of their duty to
the State that virtue and various of the fruits of
the spirit may be perpetuated. The position of
parent is as great developer of character in man
as in woman. Latent qualities little less than
divine spring to being and the we-springs of love
flow without ceasing.
Sefshness may be the prime reason of mans
continual leaning toward bachelorhood, but it is
not the only one
Circumstances occasionally place a man where
he has those dependent upon him towards whom
he feels obligated and his burden heavy enough
May the good angel attend him when he would
wooing 60.
asked the reason of one young unmarried wag
and he insisted that he had ''never yet had the
nerve to say to agirl-'come starve with me-"
venture to assume he had never fallen in love.
asked the opinion of young married . an
and as he glanced lovingly at dear little womal by
his sde-he made reply, "Because so few of them
have any conception of the true joy of being
married man.
Wasn't that sweet compliment to the gentle
sex?
Would that he might adjust the glasses of his
own experience to the noses of bachelor scoffers
that they might 60 and do likewise.
However, for the general cause of bachelor
tendencies woman is herself responsible, and in
conclusion, when -mothers-establish and
maintain like code of morals for both sexes-for
their sons as for their daughters-the condition of
affairs will change.