Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-01
HOW TO TREAT A HU3BAND.
To Keep Him at Home or Abroad.
Re- especially Dedicated to Married Ladies'
BY ElFrY-SEVEN.

These lines We're suggested by some re-
marks made by q lady who called while
my wife was in the KITCHEN preparing Il
dish relish SIS this the way you dor
Why, r.y dear f.ienI, you will spoil your
husbaEd!'
A husband, like any other being, is
mortal therefore, Twill err. Overlook
his sL Lort coulinys and be patient. In his
| presence, always look cheorfnl. Never
! speak to him as if the house was on fire.
Study his culinary tastes, and surprise
him as often as possible with whatever
! he rclis!les most. Let your household DO
! ever neat. When hasty in speech, let
| your reply be tender and sweet. "a soft
answer turneth away wrath, but griev-
ous words Stir up anger Cling to him
in advcrsity; encourage him with
hopeful uud promising future. Always
look lovely: be his best friend; be proud
of him. Love HIM with all your heart.
and my word for it, You will find him
true to his pl9hted rows-a good domCs-
tic husband, IL kind and atfectionata ia
; ther, II devoted friend who will love you
till recalled to his Maker.
But if you wish him to visit the club
house or some ether place Of destruction,
when lie comes he ne, trOwn at him; CIV"
him cold meals, uncnoleh and at irreg'l-
lar hours. Let filthy servants Git Xo,
have any) answer his call. Keep ms
I wardrobe unlidy and the butto%s off his
shirts. Rail ;,ud fiuue at every trlillnG
anuoy yance, and make Sour 1iroslde mis-
-, cradle. lmmagin y"u are . very Sooa,
IL but terribly wron~ed, woman. Scolu
y vour husband. Tell him he is Il mcal'
o man !; that you are sorry you married him
:. that you wish you were single again
} that you were deceived by his appearance
and honcycd words. Call him Il cheat
l. When in society, tautalize him; speak
n your best and look spruce when you meet
;, nice. yonng man whom he hates. Az
IA ,rravatt, his temper; when he is sick tel
is him he looks sweil; invite persons to you
hcu;e whom he has forbidden you to as
L. spciate with. Never be at home when b.
', chance lie is there, except to tell hun ro'
l" want Il bonnet like Mrs. Eitzpatrick.s
% q dress sim lar to that of Hon. Mrs
ifl ODouahue's. Make his home the hotties
M place on earth, and you will never hav
occaslNn t, complain ot his KIND attetl
tions and long STAY 1T Eonr side. III
heart aches and disappo:ntulents VII
yer lead him TO places OF aliurcmen'S' Wnel
~ he will try TO forget that nc has a wife,
-" . home. He will ycarn for the hearty we
rr,nr the ccntlY smile, the Kind word
=. and loving kisses. He Will noat Ike
r,n. reed on the stream Of life until at last. los
in the ocean Of fintcnlpcrance, he Will IN
~, his ncace in Il druultardS crave.
iIn Blessed be u blessed home. Asa ger
90 eral rule, q good wife will make goo
raj husband, and II good mother makes
icn | Good SON. To women are 4 iven power
mo and influence which, when properly eA
sn | erted will temper the character OF mai
of. In lifc's pilgrimage she is the beacon sta1
d. on her man casts his eyes in the hour 1
ell alfiiction, she can, in Il great measure
he soften human evils A true man, bcreft {
The his good wife, is as if his right hand W;
.4., ,l,,, ,,,I rn u
is paraiAZHd AS fho N'ciSS''uies "iu % 20. ~,
in of the wcrId fa'I II pom .i"' ne "'1 ,'a>e1 -
ick ren,le hand. the cheerful eye, the endea
40 ing voice. the loving heart; the gray
.lonc shields hiu from his SoTrows