Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-02-02

lied; John Wesley, who married an
outrageous woman who would make
faces while he was preaching In the
pulpit. Witness the lovely, esthetic
John Ruskin, whose domestic infelicity
broke the heart of the literary world.
Witness ten thousand other heils on
earth made by women who nag and
harass like q bowling northeaster and
whose extravagance has driven many
a hard working husband to bankrupt
|cy"
When . Man -Marriss.
Seek divine guidance. secondly.
because there Is so much artificial wo-
manhood In the world today. When
the hairdresser, and the milliner and
the dressmaker and the dancing master
get through, and the powders, puffs
and pads are applied, an unsophistica-
ted man cannot readily differentiate
between the physiological and the arti-
ficial effect And many q man thinks
he Is making matrimonial contract,
but the goods delivered are not the
same as the sample by which the bar
gain was made. He has simply got
swindled: that's ALL He takes her
fondly to his heart and she Ii Evangel-
Inc. But when he takes her to his
home, she turns out to be Jezebel"
DR.. Hulten paid his respects in no
fattering terms to the woman fiirt,
who boasts of the hearts she has brok-
en-. As between her and the woman
of the streets he declared that sooner
would he lift his hat to the latter than
the former. "For the woman Of the
streets advertises her infamy, while
the women Of the inner social circles
undertakes to conceal It."
The Odds Against You.
"And, third. because mistake here
Is mistake irreparable. When once
ones head Is within the yoke, there Is
no honorable way Of breaking It. Do
you ask. how are we to tell? Then
seek divine guidance of Him who Is
still Lord of Paradise. Adam had only
a small circle Of choice. but he follow
ed divine injunction, and It was best
And God has made an Adam for ev-
cry Eve and an Eve for every Adam.
Since woman's creation man has gone
about the earth with only twenty
three ribs, and no scientist has ever
been able to identify the rib which
was taken from Adam. The chances.
therefore, In each, mans case are
twenty-three to one that a man will
make a mistake in endeavoring to
find the twenty-fourth rib.
by the fate of Macbeth, whose
wife led him to murder; by the fate
of Ferguson. whose wife destroyed his
precious Instruments and checkmated
his brilliant career; by the fate OF
Bulwer Lytton. who was forced to
build him a home outside Of London
to escape a wife who fondled and
nursed a dozen puppy. dogs instead
of children; by the fate Of the gigan-
tic disquietude which we find through
out the world today charge you seek
divine guidance.
Avoid the Matehmaksr.
And steer clear of the professional
Observation-Disclosures In every community
/ is never so happy as when attempting
to compass the union Of persons
temperamentally or otherwise not fit
mates Of each other!"
DR.. Hulten declared that prayer will
not do everything. II you wait until
you are under the influence of a fas-
cinating woman the chances are you
will get up. and answer your own
prayer. He advised his hearers to
avoid the woman who SCOTS at the
religion which has redeemed her sex
from ignominy. And be sure that
you do not let your eye get the better
of your judgment" DR.. Hulten en-
phasized the transience Of physical
beauty, but the abiding and glorify-
ing permanence of that which cometh
from the soul.-Charlotte Observer.