Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-11

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ion. and associations Of his youth,
and becomes the chief attraction
OF a new home. Every former tie
is looseued, the spring OF action Is
TO be changed, and yet he fees
with JOY to the untrodden paths
before him. Then woe to the vom-
an who can blight such joyful an
ticipations, and wreck the bright
hopes of the trusting, fragrant,
masculine blossom, and bang his
head against the sink, and throw
him under the range, and kick him
into s three-cornered mass, and
then sit down on him.
Little DO women realize that al
3 man needs under the broad Ger
ulean doom Of heaven is love-snd
board and clothes Love is his
life. II some woman or other don't
love him, and love him like 3 hired
man, be pines away and eventually
climbs the golden stair. Man is
born with strong yearnings after
the unyearnsble, and he does not
care so much for wealth as be does
for some one who viii love him un-
der all circumstances and in al
conditions.
II women would spend their
evenings at home with their hus-
bands, they would see 8 marked
change in the brightness of their
homes. Too many ssd-eyed men
are wearing away their lives st
home sewing buttons on.
But enough. We would that
we had q pen of fire TO write in
letters Of living light the ignoring,
the contumely and-some more
things like that, the names Of
which have escaped our memory
that are to-day being visited upon
our sex.
Remember that your young hus-
band has the most delicate sensi-
bilities, and keenly feels your cold
ness and neglect. The former may
be renedied by tos.ting the feet
over hot fire before going to bed,
but the lstter can only be remedied
BY 3 total reform on your part.
Think what you promised his pa
rents when you sued for hi. hand.
Think bow his friends, and several
girls 70 whom be bsd 81 different
times been engaged, came TO you
With tears in their eyes and be-
sought you not TO be unkind to
him Do these things ever occur
20 you as you throw him over the
card table and mop the floor with
his r-nains' Do you ever feel the
tvings Of remorse after you have
put 81 sutsgonsl head on him for
10. viping the dishes drier I Think
What . luxurious home you took
him from and how his mother used
to polish his boots and take care OF
him, and then consider what drudg-
cry yon subject him to now. Think
what pain it must cause him when
you grovl and swear at him. Per-
haps when you went away to your
work you did not leave him wood
and coal and water; does be ever
murmur or repine at your neglect
Alb, il wives knew the wealth Of
warm and true affection locked up
in the bosom Of the husbands, aud
would draw it out, instead of al
lowing the hired girl to get all the
benefit, what a change there would
be in this earth Of our. But they
never do until the companion OF
their joys and sorrows has winged
his way to the evergreen shore and
taken charge of the heavenly or
chestra, and then for about two
weeks you will see violently red
proboscis glimmering and spark
ling under q costly black veil, after
which the good qualities Of the de-
ceased will be preserved in alcohol,
to be thrown up TO No. 2 in the
bright days to come.
Then, in conclusion wives in
Israel and other railroad towns, love
your husbands while it is yet day.
Give him your confidence. II your
active corn manifests q wish to
leave the reservation, go to the
husband with IL. Lean on him.
He will be your solid Muldoon.
He will get an old wood rasp and
make that corn look sick. He Is
only waiting for your confidence
and trust. Tell him your business
affairs and he will help Won out.