Sure Signs of Love in a Man.

Woodville Examiner, Volume XXI, Issue 3570, 26 June 1903, Page 3 (Supplement)

Sure Signs of Love in a Man.

A, man who knows as much, about the theory of love as any living mortal—niimcly, the late Paul Blouct (Max 0 Roll) tells ladies they may know a man loves them by the following signs:

AVhcn, at your request, ho gives up the habits to which you object, such as' 1 gambling, drinking, the use of language too forcible, and even smoking, if you should be so tyrannical as to insist on it.

When he seldom speaks or writes to you of his love, but constantly performs acts of devotion, thoughtfulness, and considcation. Never mind what a man says or writes, mind what he docs. When he never fails to take notice of what yon wear and of the slightest changes you may have made in your coiffure or in any part of your general appearance.

When you know how he would like you to do your hair, although he does not breathe a word on the subject.

When you arc wrong and he right (this may happen) and he only turns his head away, smiles, and says not a word. When he asks you to join him wherever he goes. When lie never reminds you of what he may have done for the love of you. When he enjoys all your little fads and inconsistencies and indulges you in them. When he rushes up to you and tolls you first a good piece of news. When ho sees a beautiful frock on pretty woman, and thinks that you AVould look better than she in it. '

When he is always ready to excuse your faults and shortcomings.

When he is away from you and does not write you long, affectionate letters and docs not expect any from you, but every day sends you a telegram with a prepaid answer to know how yon are getting on. ■ A sure sign of great sympathy between a man and a woman is when they always agree in discovering in a person a likeness to one of their mutual acquaintance.