THE GOOD TIME COMING.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXIII, Issue 11389, 3 October 1891, Page 3

THE GOOD TIME COMING.

While the unmarried women of the year 2000, whether young or old, will enjoy the dignity and independence of the bachelor of to day (says Mr Edward Bellamy in the Ladies Home Journal for February). the insolent prosperity at present enjoyed by the latter will have passed in salutary if sad eclipse. No longer profiting by the effect of the pressure of economic necessity upon woman, to make him indispeusible.but dependent exclusively upon his intrinsic attractions, instead of being able to assume the fastidious airs of a sultan surrounded by languishing beauties, he will be fortunate if he can secure for bis merits the smiles of one. In the year 2000 no man, whether lover or husband, may hope to win the favour of maid or .wife save by desert. While the poet, justly apprehending the ideal proprieties, has always persisted in representing man at the feet of woman, woman has been in fact, tbedepdedent and pensioner of man. For all that, we can never usurp the maternal functions of a woman, and when all the women are turned into paraons, politiicans, lawyers, merchants clerks, 'bus drivers, and al kinds of workers, wbat is to become of us men, A re we going to stop at home an d perform he usual] duties of domesticity. Would it not be a great metamorphosis ? Fancy a man staying in the bouse on race days affording the necessary maternal nourishment to his 2 days old baby. Read D Martin, Esq., 17 Ferry road. Glebe N SW says ; "1 am deeply grateful for immediate and unexpected cure of neuralgia by Clements Tonic. I suffered severely for two or more and tried many remediea.but none gave'sucb marvellousrelief as Clements Tonic. I sbatt recommend it to all my friends, for it is the only effectual remedy for neuralgia," and Mr W Dingawin, Enmore road, Sydney, NSW writes I have been a great sufferer for upwards of twpnty-five years from attacks of fever ana agne;contracted -whilst serving in the ■United States army during tbe civil war and liave been" under the care of several prominent physicians and used every kind of patent. medicine. Two years ago I commenced taking Clements Tonic and .hare derived more -benefit from its use than- from all other remedies, and can confidently recommend it to all similarly afflicted/ Insist on baying the genuine Clements Tonic, on sale by every patent medicine vendor in Australasia, Ceylon Indif and Hawaiian Islands, Laboraittories, Sydney,