The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
DON'T MARRY THIS MAN

4 TO reform him.
Who Is a pesslmist.
Who is "a spendthrift
z Who Is cratic or III balanced,
"A Who Is tickle In his affections.
Who Is shiftess IN everything.
g& VINO is selfish, mean, and stingy
Who never works unless he has to.
W nose word YOU caunot rely upon
E Who Is an invetelate cigarette smoker.
Whoae highest ambition Is to become
rich.
Whois nanby-pamby, weak and oifomi-
nate. III
Who associates with womon of low
character.
who is a@buly at home and coward
abroad.
Who is not particular about his init
mate associates.
Who is Jealous OF every man who 10 olss
at his hancee. n
Who thinks woman was created for his
convenience. III
Who thinks It cowardly to refuse to
drink md gamble.
Who has.no sympathy with your ideals
and aspirations
Who Is always making excuses for not
meeting engagements.
Who believes that all counting should
be done before marriage
Who sneers at rellg ion womnn's virtue,
and everything sacred.
Who thinks that a woman should have
no Interests outside ller home.
Who has one standard Of morality for
men and another for women.
Who does not respect YOU enough not
to presume to be over-familiar.
Who is unsympathetio. cold, and deaf
to any demands outside of business
who loses his temper and INDUCES In
profanity on the slightest provocation.
Who is always thinking OF himself,
and expects everybody else to- walt on
him.
OF honor, and q tailor's bill az a nuisance.
Who brags about how much he can
drink and dssipate and not show any
signs. &5f
Who claims all the prerogatives of a
lord of creation. but tries to shirk all his
duties.
who forgets his bctrothed as soon as
he meets somebody who can interest him
more.
Who let's his lantllady wait for rent
while he pulfs 1t out in twentytive-ce cent
cigars
Who is so dreamy or impractical as to
seriously impair his ability to support n
family.
I Who never dresses up or cares how he
lady friend.
Who thinks that a comfortable home
and plenty to eat and wear should sat
isfY any woman.
Who is vulgar, grufr, and brutal in his
speech and manner, and whose tastes
are coarse and low.
Who thinks that the woman who gets
him for a husband will be lucky beyond
THE rest OF her sen.
Win Is cerrptiyo md ronctantly cover
ing up his tracks, and on his guard lest
lie bctraS his real self.
Who boasts to his men friends Of hs
5conquests among the fair sex, and
thinks that no woman can resist him.
Who thinks that college education is
necessary for mon, but that 1T units q 1
woman for the duties Of n home.
Who bosses his sisters. and does not
think 1t necessary to show them the,
same consideration as other girls,
Who is always talking about what he
will do when "thc old man. is dead and
he gets control of the property.
Who let's women hang on TO straps IN
the street cars while he keeps his seat
and hides himself behind u newspaper.
WHO regards his cigars. drinks. and
other dissipation as necessities, but who
would consider his wifes mcager allow
ance luxury,
Who Is domineering aud arbitrary and
tyranniaes over the weak and all who
are under him, and cringes before the
rich and powerful
Who will loaf around and let his hard !
working mother or sister support him
rather than accept position which he
thinks beneath him.
Who fights his way through street |
car or elevator like a Wild beast elbow
Ing and jostllng women as IL they were
pieces Of merchandise,
Who does not regard marriage as n
in which there must he m'l-
lual concessions. but would be likely to
mink he owned his wife.
Who would be likely to humiliatc his
wife by making her beg for every dollnr
she desires for herself, and tell what she
is going TO do with it-orison SWEET Mar
den in May Success,