Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

90 atr nDny into CONSIDERATION along vi
q grsa,; many other Investments. He
hcreA earnestly that it VIII be both
pleasant and profitable. Should it prove
70 be neither, ne has borne the shock OF
falling stocks, the disaster Of loss in
other cases, without being utterly ruined.
Common -sense clearsightedless in our
survey OF the situation is not pessimlsm
A failure to appreciate the cardinal truth
that man is not woman, nor woman man,
is j1gged reef connecting the Scylis OF
siugle wretchedness and The Cbsry bdis
OF welded misery, and lies Just under
w.ter It msy he added that the crafts
which draw most wa:er because heavly
ireighted are apt TO fare the worst here.
The citizen who has even 81 inhuitesi-
msl bit of the worlds history to make
cannot give up his whole life TO
courtship. His wife, regarding love
maktug ana marriage SIS inter
| cGangeabie terms, and fading IN them her
| lifelong profession, is at first amsZed,
| then hurt, then aDgrily jealous OF what
| ever divides his attention with her. This
msy be clAssed as generic Jealousy. II
may annoy, or, II he be essy-tempered,
amuse her lord. II inevitably lowers his
| opinion If her good sense. Ii TO tender
| heart he unites quick perceptions, he Will
! keep Cuisines" cut Of her siZnt 10 the
best of his ability, generally succeeding
SO far as TO confuse the outline OF what ne
| carries under his cloak, but allowing ner
to see that there is something there OF
portentous, because unknown, bulk.
Specific ieslousy is grsver mistake,
especially Wh9n the object is another wo-
MAJ. Such feeling. untxpressed By so
much as look, bears the same relation
to open exhibition Of it as does she in
nCcent white egg 60 the isdged fighting
cock. The thoughtless wife may play
with her husbands Jealousy Of her harm
less f,rSatiOnB with other men, knowing
mis- honor To be ssfe in her hands. The
absurdity Of TIE idea that she cou ever
love anybody else as she does him sppeals
10 her sense Of humOr. mans first I'm
pulse on discovering that his Lawful part
ner objects TO his admiration OF anOtne-
woman is one Of farce impstience-s
champing OF the bic. At the second
check, he takes it between his
teeth. Ia proportion to his resentment
Of Interference with his liberty CT action
be loses respect, If not affection. for the
would be tyrsnt. Dearer to him thar
wife, child, or honor is the acknowledge
right cf iDde pendent action. 1t ranks
with ''iie, liberty, and the pursuit Of
happiness
TIE yourg wlfe's best friend is the one
who counsels her 10 be sloW-div1nelJ
slow-in admittipg that her husband pre-.
ters auotnir woman TO hersen,aud should
the conviction be forced upon her, to
conceal her knowledge Of it 10 tue death
-evea the death of her own hear
nd
: yectiye, but week ner hold and strength
en- her rivals. No supplanted wife, froE
the DAYS OF DeiaDiEe until now, ever sue
l cessfully "foctored her spouse INTO
return TO allegiance. Tie best thing So
can nope fer is to retain his respec fu
regard, q show OF which may delude ID
world into belief in his constancy. or
ST worst, in her ignorance Of bis int11el
+: ity. Then, should the truant come bsc
of his own free viii, or because disap
pointed in lois or Cleopatra, there ar
{ no aba.tis CT scenes" no gUllies OF 81
;. ienEtion TO entangle his feet.
a Another bluuder into which inexperi
eEce trips is foTgeifulnes5 Of tie slmpl
+ trutn thar The love which Is worth VIE
= iii z is worth keeping. Ole 1.-THE Of tn
9 psips put forth to encnain and hold
. lovers fancy would, after marriage
: idealiza the wife into tie angel OF Il
. house. It is sharp sxe laid at the ros
= of COZ iugal ELECTION when q man SEE
!, himself lowered TO the Enjoyment Of Il
. secoEd-5est Of even every day living.
r, | once heard good wife congratula
n herself grevely that, In thirty years
welded happiness, she had never apes
es ed sc the bre.kiast-tsb;e with disneyeNE