THE GOOD WIFE.
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How much of this worlds happiness and prosperity is contained iA the com pass of these two short words! Her in- husucs Is immense. The power of . wife, for good or evil, is altogether ire sistable. Home must be the seat of hap pines., or it must be forever unknown A good wife is to man wisdom and eour. age, and strength and hope, and endu- runce. A bad one is confusion, weak ness, discontinue and despair. No con- ditien is hopeless, when the wife posses ses 6rmasss, decision, energy and econ omy. There is no outward prosperity which cnA counlsraet incidence, folly and cxtravagaRce at home. Nc spiri: can long resist bad domestic influence. Man is strong-but his heart is not ada mant. He delights in enterprise and ae- ton, but to sustain him he needs tran- quil miad and whole heart. He ex- psnds his whole moral force in the cons Hicts of the world. His feelings arc lao- sra,ed to the u,msst point of endurance by perpetual collision, irrilations and disappointment. To recover his equa. ni'nity and composurs, home nus. be to him plase os sepose, of peace, of cheer fuIncss, of comfort, and his soul renews its strcr gth. and again goes forth with fresh vigor 10 encounter the laber and troubles of tho world. Blu, if at home he finds DO rest. md there is met with bad temper. sullenness, or gloom, or is assail- cd by discon,ent, complain. and res Pr"achos. the hear, breaks, tho spirits are crushed, hnpe vanishes, and the man sinks into total despair.