Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-10-16

home till about the evening epa-t.
6 or Z in the evening, en- find
much time for club horse. It
seems 10 me that q man ough 10
be able to stand it with his fam ~
or take some of them out for pur-
poses of recreation. | aevet | new
a man 20 be ruined by being 100
domestic in his haolts, and spent-
ing his evenings a. home wal |
could give 'ou me ioll OF \ hons
AID who ost t.ieir morals, Id
the: ioriunates, and Their sonls ~
jus tie oppos e cou Sc. When a
mal iikCs@.y piace oe;e nc his
home, loo, OFT foc bge- he $ How
& yo - whe X .le l. =
Jme &c &c han Ole .AC ! ~,
this 70 e-a maa stays ,he most
where he - il ,-ie b (. One
man out of 3 hundred bas Z, WI SO
strong and !, : mo- Atty so toLfirm-
ed hat he c. sneuG ever" .ht
away f~on home iof fo'l' sea s
aud keep .uce, anu hones,, enc
sober. But the > nevy-nine Out OF
the -.undre1 by such absent eeism
from aome afe depleSed ia ioral
5tfengoh, aud lie yea q G pai.'
OF s.alrs 20 lie, them o.. 4 % i'm
morality and death. Ask tne !. DOC,
honest Cn''s,Ian woman OF Il ook-
| iyn what tnev til.DK o. tne i"sti-
L 'ouS which tas the husband
and ,ather and son away eight
after Iignt,and for months and for
| yea S. There are club houses no
douh very good, and club hous :.
no doubt very polluted. l speak
of neither The first rae nor me
worst, but OF the average club
horses, when l say it is the worst
| foe Of Christian life in New York
and Brooklyn.
WHO IS EESPONSIBLE?
But who build most of the club
houses OF our great cites? | as
1e-, in many G. Sos the women. A
woman complains that the same
attentions are not paid her now,
since the marriage cay, that were
paid her while yet the man was a
supplicating candidate for her
preferences. Perhaps the rctort
might be made that you do not
take rs much pains to make your
self attractive now as you did
then. That wife makes an awful
and eternal mistake who, after
marriage, resigns usefulness of
attire and al. those l:,tie arts
which are indescribaDle,-- but
which help 10 make up womanly
attractiveness. When you greet
him at night all on his return from
the store, or banking house. or
Office, are you g careful to meet
his admiration as during the first
week of your acquaintance? The
simple fact is that many woman
make their charms net for one
haul and then they throw the net
away. You played the piano like
Thalberg or Gottschalk before mar
rage. and now you cannot play at
all. If you live sixty years to-
gether, you o-ght never to cease
to be the bride adorned for your
husband. But perhaps you spend
the evening fretting about the SER
wants or decrying the feet that you
have it worse than your neighbors,
or picking at his faults, putting
him into sort Of infant Gle over
which you are the supervisor in
stead of making the house small
heaven for his preturbed spirit.
believe that unwise and fretful
and Jealous women build one-half
the club houses. If women would
read newspapers and books, though
bat ten minutes a day, and D. 'ome
intelligent enough to hold stort
political arguments as between
Hancock and Garfield and be
aWays to all the stirring questions
of the day, they would make Thea
hom a club house % which ou,-
siders would flock. One intelligen
woman has more attractiveness
than twenty intelligent men. L e
law suit has begun. The attorneys
on both sides are ready. The Wit
nc ses are in the court room. The
next case on the calendar is club
house versus the domestic circle.
Free LOVE.
Another mighty foe OF the fam
+ relatjoa is Inc "revalent doc
-rine of fee love. 1Jewspapers IN
advocacy of these doc, .deJ fill the
land. me greatesv argu ment is
that the advocate. or IL, without
a y e.;cep ion, turn out l:ber.ines.
Haviog L"okeu up iIe'r own
home, they go about 10 destroy
Inc horse, OF othe 8. Tnis obscene
dock u carrion crows, cav. Jaw
cav, on ,helr way to ard riom lie
moral car cses. They are mos.
all spifiiual:sls and ,ney get Tue
people Of this world and the nezt