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When man of sense comes to mar.
ry, it is a companion whom he wants,
not an artist. tbs not merely crea
ture who can paint and play, sing and
dance, it is a being who can comfort
and counsel him, one who can
reason and reject, and feel and judge,
and discourse and discriminate, one
who can assist him in his affairs, light,


en his sorrows, purify hisjoys, strength.
en- his principles, and educate his
children. Such is the woman who is
ht for mother, and the mistress of a
family. A woman Of the former de-
scription may occasionally figure in
the drawing room, and attract the ad'
miration of the company, but she is
entirely unfit for helpmate to man
and to strain up child in the way
he should go."-Old Bachelors Scraps