Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-02-13


your bona loyabis.
"You quarrel with your husband to stay
bone, AMI when he does stay home you
quarrel with hil. I've got the contrarilsl
husband in the world. [ can't keep him
home a minute says many a woman You
make home the h9ppicst place ia the world
AMI you can't drive him away. There are
xcsptions to tho rule, OF course, but if home
IS She happioS6 place IN tle wort /, Tn going
TO show You that human nature is going &c
60 whore it con enjoy the moss pleasant
place il the world You can DO anythiu
with yOGr husband with this spirit Of love.
1 have known mothers to manifest iIl-wili
aud spite towards their children. IN tell
YOU another thing, whel q wife gets MAD
with her husband sle can say the worst
things IN the world, bat when a woman gets
mad with her chill iren she can bo the Eard-
est upon them
81 have seen that mother got mai at 1T
10 johnny because be knoc IS thA pitcher
OF the table and slap him clear ncross the
room. Next day, Willie Brown. Der naigh-
boris boy, lnoaScd the pitcher off the t2ll9
and she sai (: 'Oi, chat don't make any
differences, Wllie' Why not slap Wilia
Brown overl I'D slap nai ghbor's boy al
qnicH o5 ! would my own | ike my chil.
dren better than those On the other square,
t1aps strange, but true. Elmi5y! Elmi5vl !
There's anothe: thing | have been in diff
feren5 cities and ana towns AMI have s2en
| some mothers conduct toward their clil-
| dren-their mGrried chillren. | know one
mother that had her notions ami mind fixed
that her daughter should marry a wealthy
young man, but tho daughter dldp'J love
| him-and l tell you another thing, when.
ever woman m1rries for moley sh9 i
making hard bed riSdt thoro.
Il tell you, every woman ought to marry
IN the same princip G my wife dill, | neither
had money, nor was | very preUty-it was
a case Of pure love We'll, as / was going
70 say, tlat mother had picael out sona
! rich young man for her daughter TO merry
! but he daughter could not think that way
and love that way, ana she married another
! Young man, aud they did well in life and
| prospered, and COD was good to them, aul
/ they ta1 every hing to make life comfort.
! able; but the mother as unrelentiu2 as
! death, never toTgav5 that daughtef Ga,
what thought Is there a mother in this
! town that don I speak TO her daughter ami
owe her with oil tho tenderness III her na-
| Ourei Sister, point YOU TO tie geological
! 5arIcnl Hear me- Go out TO the zoo AM
| see that little mouse how II foniles and rubs
! is young. Go l.ttla higher AMI o that
| flmillsr house cat CO she carri2s her lido
| oleS III Der mout1, au1 carries then around
! 10 corners ana oat Of barn. Go higher,
| md see the liOps-g C3 she toldles Ter young
|
.er yCuly
"Ilcry ~ not a woman In tAis hail tn
! 10 -, that has anything in her h5arS cut
hat she coaii turn 10 out right har9 EvarY
nomGu here tIot is mad or don'J speak to
ome one, stand up! Mot a woman ARCS,
nj al looked clut.6ul7 around. R p
You roe4n't b. looling Grounil She's here
all the s9m2, end II YOU stood where | do
| i t13 eye l have, YOU could pick them
y II, hot |, 3
ia i Oh love, come back again, lmp.aut
hyseIf n my psart ard | will gather from
ii sources ani cultivate the spirit Of love
| Jwurd all mankini. Let l0vJ do al 10.
you, aud remember that love is all that God
'lpects. | will tell you what III do; il
Iere's person il all this city this morn rs
aai with me, believe I'd so and hunt foc
nem if il TOOK me till sunl0wn.
III you wCuli MAKE home wear one big
mile always what a grand thing it womb
70. love anything that will bring snila
| LAS l said the other day, let's quit sin ing
The Sweet By an By, and sing the SWEEP
law and now. In joy make home pleasant
Jake home pleasant A thing of joy is a
thing Of beauty as well as a thing OF beauty
thing of joy forever. Try to be joyous
| md pleasant for a whole Wae&. Keep yCur
secs straight, AMI if Chey net out of shap,
ct it be with great, big smile as broad as
he doutle doors on your parlor. | ike a
mile mile long sometimes. Some of you
anti keep your faces strai9 at a weei II
on will go home and be right joyoui and
ook happy fora week, your buSblnd viii
say, We'll, if Sam Jones hasu'G done any
| ning else III this town he has changed my
life | have a pleasant home Many a
| loor fellow wants to sa3 brighter face on
is wife, and sometimes we do so wrstcleily
ge can't smile. The children see it ell
he children hear it ALL Many a woman has
whipped Billy, and Johnny, AMI Mary, an /
luna about fussing with one auoJher. ami
he truth Of the business is they had learned
fuss from their father aud mother
81 don't mean to say You women fuss With
your husbands or husbands fuss with you,
out | know a woman in Gsor gia that fusse
with her hus oand, an | hnow you wouldn't
AVE fuss il you could see her. | asked q
man once, How often have you and your
wife quarrelledF we don't quarrel, said
ne. DO you mean TO say you never said al
| lnkind word TO your wife? 'rnatS Sc hs
replied. l turned to his wife and ASKED
Don't your husband ever SPEAK uukndly tu
your No. sir; never" said sh3. | lookeU
| 1t him again AMI asked, Hasn't your wifH
| lever given you q Cross, Grabbed word:
No, sir; she never did, he said. said, 8
would like to get your pictures to take home
With me-msn and wife that never said an
unkind word to each other in their If =
Why not always have it Joy AMI peace an.
pleasure and enJoyment3 Oh, these little
.rihes-these little troubl3sl
MANY a woman in thls town think "a =
belongs to the church of heavenly rest
Nothing TO do--husband pays pew rent, anI
ices mighty little at that. Woman ove1
Wonder says, That's mighty little but
have got to get down TO many little thin IS
to striAe you. Mighty littlel | think sac
mas little to do That's sol saw a great
dig fine horse once, a magnifcantly d vel
opel animal but be wouldn't WORK to q
thing hut a little red-strIped buggy, but
hitch him to that and he would 90 clip
ping. He was a great horse in a little red
striped buggy, but he wouldn't pull q
wagon, or a carriage or anything elsel Sis,
ter, ever see one of these striped-bug gy
Mathodists racking odt Sunday morning. a
II O'Clock, and you can hitch them up 10 any
little entertainment and they'll dive
grna1ly, but you colldn'6 hitch oua OF ZEN
to prayer meeting to save your life-wOu
work anywhere but Sunday morning at II
o'clock at dress psra1e Watch 'em2
MANY woman 10 this house this morn
ing hasn't been to church any morning bu
Sunday morning for years. Those old hill
are depopulated every Sunday morning a
IL O'Clock, and when speak OF the hill
don't you think | mean aught against thos
good people Some OF the best people Go(
ever blessed this earth with 1--we on thos
grand hills around this town. By upon
the-hill folks | mean those folks who are nj
so high on the hill Of pride that they can
come down on the earth where Christ woul
meet them and hless them and save them