El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-02
Sunny Disposition Is
4 Wife's Best ASSET
Whether A Man Shall Be Made Or
Marred By Marriage Depends
Largely On What Kind OF
4 Wife He Takes
To Himself.
BY MADISON c. PETERS.

NNTHETHER a man shall be made or
w marred in marriage, depends al
together upon the choice he makes.
Solomon said "a prudent wife is from
the Lord" leaving US to infer where
an imprudent one must come from
All matches are not made in heaven
and from the smell Of some matches
you can guess where they must have
been made.
No Angels at Large.
Are you looking for an angel7 You
are on a fools errand. There are none
unpledged- How would you look along
side OF an angelo
Adam and Eve were the only perfect
pair the world ever saw-and they
raised Caini
what sort Of a woman should a man
marry2
That depends upon what you want
her fora comrade or a cook. An
Irishman said: "A wsfe's a comforta-
BILE thing: she's there II you want her
and she's there II you don't want
her" As she is likely to be there
whether wanted or not for a good
while, you should choose her as you
would a suit OF clothes-for qualities
that viii wear.
If Fool. Pick a Pretty One.
II you must marry a fool. marry
good looking one. The advantage Of Sc
lecting a fool is that she viii be less
likely to see your defects and conse-
quently more apt to choose you
He who marries for beauty alone IS
as silly as the man who bought a
house because he liked the flowers
In the front yard.
A beautiful woman pleases the eye,
a good woman wins the heart; the
one is a Jewel. the other a treasure.
Often domestic duties and the cares
OF motherhood exclude women from
society until they become Indifferent
to its demand and their loss OF in
terest in outside things is often fol-
lowed by inattention 10 their person
and II women could look into the
hearts OF men they would discover
that much OF the dissati sfaction with
wives results from Indifference TO
their personal appearance
Try to Dress Wen.
The love OF beauty belongs to
woman. A sloven is an abomina-
ton Dress as well as you can az
ford. If you are young you add to
your charms by varying your attire
and when you are no longer young
adopt any kind OF sensible. appro-
pirate dress which will charm away
that melancholy spectre which throws
its shadows on the looking glass OF
old age.
The most common method employed
in increasing and preserving beauty
in woman Is q liberal use OF paint,
powder and pencil, but the beauty
which is only surface deep is likely
to prove as evanescent as the pass
ing cloud
The highest type Of beauty IN the
human form is lighted up by the in
telligence within; while men admire
the chiseled lines and shapely fea- z
lures OF the cOuntenance, the contour |
OF figure and finished form, the radi- |
ance Of the latter flashes and is gone, I
tain regularity OF outline. dellcacy /
and softness, the superior flow OF
sympathy and a noble heart light up 4
the homely features with regal beauty /
as the light that plays in fitful
coruscatious along the northern sky,
coming and going. but never still.
However shaggy the brows, obliQue /
the eyes, omInouslys longitudinal the !
nose and Struggling the mouth, you
may possess an inward beauty that I
perishes not, which will flash out in T
the eye, glow in the face, tune the /
voice and wreathe the countenance in 4
charms
Cultivate Sweet Disposition.
To improve your looks cultivate a
sweet disposition Keep the line out
Of your face by keeping the wrinkles
out Of your soul Remember that the
brightest light worn by the bluest
eyes viii grow dim, the sweetest
blush on fairest cheek will fade, the
deepest gloss VIII vanish from the
curl and braid g 81 the lovliest sun
beam die IN the waving hair.
The sunny disposition that laughs
at care prolongs life-it keeps people
in good spirits and therefore young.
swell HIS throat Grows sore and he has
bronchitis and laryngltis- His chest feels
tight and he has fits Of coughing. When