Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28

her tnomen: OF s1preness satisfaction,
when her husoaDd makes her to fee
. she Is indeed hls helpmeet; she loves n,
"two fees" Cf which Browning SPEAKS
"Oue to face the world with;
one 10 snow woman be loves her :"
ana never Goes she love him more tn;u
when Catering glimpse OF the world
worn fsce, she also gees thss he turns h,s
ioyesgl:rcss 20 herself as to his haven of
resi-.
Sentiment aloue eannot hing this
soous. TheTe are qu1litlee # head "a
well SIS heart tazt aTe essential to creEt,
g home hsyeD, ard that hnsbsni ,r1
said OF his wife, "Sbe is frn Of eu,.
pr'ses," paid her enc q TIE highest c.m
p!iments possible.
While il is true that home -y2zkiya IN
wolves many homely dulles, sud, a, wse
said in last weeks talk, good brsrk;sst.
well cooked and daintllY served, Is q vo1.
ceIial conserVstor Of domestic ,JaEouil
itg, IL IS also eqasi!y true thst the tSo-
fold rstu,e Of the genus husband needs
double duty. No wife would hsva her
h0sosnd seek MS pleasure outside ;ba
meme, and yet msrf!Gd men sre cfyen
eeen counting the society CT other yomen.
hecsuse these women sre brilliant AID
engaging
It not iniEequently happens tast tae
hspdsercnief s0sked II tesrs Is
marked With the maiden name # JOSH,
w1o go soon fears tnst Darby Is Ios.pg in
teress 10 tie everiogs az home. tt
fears may not be u0foRnded, man Graves
novelty, snd the wife Of surprises insu, e.
e perpe:uity Of admiretion.
Yes, domestic duties nuet be site adei
70, yet wife bent Gu getting the mos. Of
married life will f.d lime to
make new womsn OF herself |
every cay. The solon OF Madame
De Stael, CT Msdsme Roland, tbs
drs~ing-room OF Lady Bleesirgton msy |
nave oeeR necessity At that day, but il |
tne present time there are too many short !
rosds to general information for 3 no. !
msn TO piesd want OF time IS 81 excuse |
for ignorance CT current mstters. N4ws
papers, msgs zines, bright TeVie VS. -aro n
the best critics, will furnish her apic,
for evening talks, and the husband Tfl
DC nspp7 10 Sit snd discuss new subjects
with her, and will not object to li.tl6
gossipy news ii spsrlngl5!used. Yes, usn
Ike variety, AID the hcme-maker Cu.h.
to nave her spice bax convenient.
Ia paragraph LEI it be said, obaerv3 ths
Old fashioned rule Of putting the Children
20 bed early; Ii this BE- treason make The
most Gift, butt /. Is better for the b.hiee,
better for the mother and the fa:Ger. We!
don't forget he is husband, He will
good natuTediy listen to the marvel of
the 7ss tooth, OF the first step, but wien
ae comes home he often waits quiet,
rest, and is rot sltogether selfsh In De.
sire TOR Share CT Wifely attention.
Pat yourself in his place, little won IN,
IS lear as possible when ne faces .he
world ail day, ana BE ready TO chow .ha
lace Re Graves when the dsy's work is
lone. Relxstion ccmes st home, sad ID
here ia rea!itY 10 tha picture CT "slippar-
"a ease," IL the little woman makes homo f.
haven. S.ng the soGes re l!ker, 20
natter how trite IL 10 him they age oes..
When Ee R1ul6 ies5 w ak. - :b,e C !
GLOW inieiiisenly, and II he seeks III
Jour OF silence, Oe colten. with self-
onmualon. No woman csn make q greater c
Mistake than to sink into q poky wife,
'nd II she does she Is unreasonable In her
ON p!sint when her husosud seeks the
ociety OF more vlyacicus womer, or, c
worse than this, spends his evenings up
OWN, che knows not where. What has
'sen said is not intended to furnish ex.l
use to husbsrde, but simply as q war;
ug to wives, who II they would avert {
allure in marriage must desl with hus. !
ands as they flnd them, sad eventually Z
ich may become what every woman de- .