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Thursday, July 14, 2005

ADVICE TO LOVERS

MISS BEATRICE FAIRFAX ANSWERS APPEALS FOR HELP

And She Often Finds Some Curious Problems To Deal With In the Case of Hearts That Do Not Always Beat as One

The Fort Wayne Evening Sentinel, Wednesday, June 7, 1899


WE ARE EVERY UNLIKE

I am a young lady who has been keeping company with a young gentleman for over a year, and I think a great deal of him, and I know he does of me, for he has asked me to marry him. But we are not alike at all in our dispositions, he having a very mean disposition at times, and he is very jealous of me, so that leaves me very much undecided what to do about marrying him, so kindly advise me what to do.

A VERY DISCONTENTED GIRL

My dear girl, it depend entirely on yourself how much you can stand and how deeply you love the young man. Men who put their worst foot forward before marriage seldom withdraw it afterward. On the other hand, the absolutely unselfish devotion of a woman will sometimes work miracles with the most perfect types of selfishness.