Mistake Of Young Men.
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Almost all the young men, unite
the idea Of large expense, and the me-
cessity Of a prsportionate income,
with the idea of marriage. They en-.
tertain certain vague notions ofstyle,
as inseperable from the proper sup"
port Of wife, and as essential to her
dignity and the husbands HONOR
But this is all mistake. Nine tenths
of the young married females would
cheerfully enter into any system of
economy that might be required, if
their husbands would only show
them its necessity and ask their add
Woman is naturally economical, thrift.
ty, and Industrious, and many young
man, who thinks he cannot afford 10
marry, would find 1t a saving business
to take partner, and get her to aid
him in his financial management--to
say nothing Of the substantial
pleasure which home and wife
will give.