Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-06-18
DANGEROUS rxpsa,ms.r
A Word % Caution /. W..
TO the smo..ta Whe 0h,..

10 ,,' TO Wives w.
70 'he Smossias HAM, Object
woman whom She oncs-
.,e .r"ln' told Lydia JaeEsa.@ ,' %
phere now she kept her b,sr oa Lam.
emo 'moki ~ On our welding dsS 1 IRON
said = made what / called : aa ~ she
1ion OF principles to ms busa aeeara.
said 10 him that il was mo n, a'd
nuke his conduct my guide ' n ~ 70
spec'7i mat In our family there ~ a r,
De no separate standards ma ~ !. would
he would think right for bimsa ana'ever
be right for me-" You SEQ m, should
coming One evening supos ~' sa'
over the shades drawn and r ~ was
lighted, and We were sea,os 'e lamp
evening Of reading or SEWN 'or an
my husband took up his pine ~ sheA
evening smoke. Seeing this a NJ 40
drew from my pocket pipe. wh,"h
began to I'LL with tobacco exac,l, ca
was doing. As he proceeded ~ s y ~
coolly scratched a match lo - u'a
pipe and took whiif.n We'll = "a. .as
woman told Lydia the story y NO
husband of course gave mn cs sas
story, as far as it goes, bu, 7 e.n,. u0od
thinking what. oh, suffering si., ne'p
what would have happened u ~.
kind-hearted husband had no, .., 'na
ed, but had kept on SMOKING aas 'e''
mltted-invited may, urged lie ~, ','
to join himP What kind Of an evaa S.a
would they that is, what nina !,
evening would she have enjoyed, On
SISTERS never, no matter what Jva;'
Lamphere's friend tells you. neyas 49,
That cure on your husbands
spective husbands. that is. Il w0.,
work. with all men. II would cure on.
OF you OF smoking; that am suro -
but it wouldn't be him. You NAV s.s.
ly try it. If you are fond Of excitsmas.
OF a rather limp and stingy kind: i
won't Kill you, even if YOU do taL.
your first smoke with a briar nina "a
nigger-head tobacco. But Won can
produce the same effect upon yourself
with a milder drug. tremble-es.
peclally about the shoulders-wheu
think what awful scenes NAV bs
precipitated in happy homes bv
the fallacious theories taught IN
this story. Why, sister, | have see.
"A boy, great, strong. rough boy.
| fourteen years old. so wrought upon
by u mild five-cent cigar, not more
than half smoked, that he ha.
stretched himself supinely upon The
cold bosom OF the inhospitabe earth
and waited with an unconcern that
would chill your blood for death. his
father or the doctor to come along
and he didn't care cent which pot
the first whaci at him. And when Won
think of a grown-up woman, mar.
ried woman, mother OF children, NAV
be, starting in ON pipe-well,
don't wan to think of it, that's all.
I've got to go TO bed some time To-
night, and can rest just as well With
out the nightmare as can with it and
not "holler" till | wake up the whole
house. But | can not close without
parting word of warning. Don't you
listen to Lydia Lamphere on this
question, for she's your friend, and
don't want you to turn against
her. You take the advice Of 8
man who knows more about pipes
than you do about husbands, ard don't
you go to smoking in order to break
him of it. Even if you don't die, you
might learn to like it as well as he
does, and then where would you be il
he should want to quit? Don't you
smoke pipes; you chew gum, il you
must do something wicked You can
: worry the immortal life out OF him
with that If you'll only keep at it, and
talk and chew great deal at the same
: time. That's very effective, You
keep the quid and your jaws going and
) he'll give up drinking, chewing, smok-
ing, betting, swe no, he II grow
worse about that, but he'll give up
every thing else, Unless. in furious
; spasm of insanity, he breaks your Jaw;
with a cricket bat and jumps oil the
! bridge at the end of the third week. :
= Robert j. Burdette, in Brooklyn Eagle
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