A MAN’S LOGIC.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2413, 30 January 1909, Page 9 (Supplement)

A MAN’S LOGIC.

A woman with a new frock thinks the sun shines for,her alone. Boys will be boys, and if lumbers are not stricter, girls will try to be. boo.

There is no sweeter word in our language, none so consecrated by time, as mother.

Most of the diatribes against marriage are written by a single woman. I do not like to see a woman with prettv eyes and not knowing how to use them to the best advantage. A man knows just as much about holding a baby as a woman does of holding a cricket bat.

Never go to a woman for an opinion if another woman.

Health to iha child r-en is; health given to the country. The hardest question of a man’s life is when lie must decide between his parents and bis wife. A good husband will save you pain ; fair weather admirers can only bring it to von.

Laughter is the honey on the dry bread of care and toil. '

in his own way man is, of course, as interesting as a woman.. It is foolish to say that a single woman should not lay down the law regarding the upbringing of children.