The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-12-18
TIE LOVE THAT ENDUREG.
Wives Who Warmly Praise Their HuS-
bandS--MOdelS Of DeYOtOH.
Will Catch Your Fancy
and Admiration.

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think my husband is devoted to me.
He is not one Of the kind who is always
kissiAg and hugginG one, but he is good,
kind and thoughtful. He takes care Of
my widowed mother and invalid sister.
Broadway, Brooklyn. Mas. F. F.
PATIENT, WITH SICK WIFE.
l have been married for twenty-eight
years and have a model husband. l am
constantly sick and he shows me many
little attentions. He is as kind to me IS
on the day was married. l receive all
his wages every Saturday and he never
asks where the money goes to.
Mrs. L. f.
Chauncey street, Brooklyn.
WENT HUNGRY FOR HRR.
have husband who would sacrifice
his own life rather than to see me suffer
in any way. have seen him go without
his own food rather than see me hungry.
Although we are comfortable now We
have known what 1t was towant. 1t was
in those days that knew what true devo-
ton in a husband meant.
New York City. Mrs. ]. p. l..
HOW lie AVOIDS A QUARREL.
am q happy wife and will have been
married thirty years this Christmas. We
have had our ups and downs. We have
been poor, and we have also been blessed
with plenty Of the worlds goods. We
have always made it point to try and
pull together. My husband is Q good
man he is not one Of that kind that is
always telling you what he thinks Of you,
but shows It in hundred different ways.
He always consults me on all business
matters and thinks my advice is good.
When there is a subject brought up when
he thinks we are not apt to agree he just
drops It. NJ. E.. E.
Seventeenth street, Brooklyn.
WILLING TO MAKE HER WIDOW.
There never was such q husband as
mine. When we were first married he
gave me all the ready money he had on
hand, because he had heard that 1t was
great trial for q wife TO have to ask for It.
He made his will, leaving me everything,
because he said he could trust me, and q
year after our marriage he came to me,
asking inc TO tell him candidly II l was
happy, IL he fulfilled all the requirements
Of my nature. When answered in the
affirmative his face lighted up with joy,
for in the event Of the least hesitation on
my part he had determined to take
advantage Of the unhappy war, then
going on, to make me widow.
West Thirty-ninth street. AS.
FORTY YEARS WITHOUT FALLING OUT.
We have lived together for forty years
without any disturbances or fallings out.
My husband has been good to his wife
and children by night and day. We
came from England fifteen years ago with
six small children with only 800, and he
has made lO5-acre farm since he has
been here. He has been q good hus-
band, never gets drunk or chews tobacco
or gets mad and slams things around:
never grumbles when ask him for
dollar or two. Mrs. A. s.
Turney Station, Clinton county, Mo.
AN OLD wIFE's STORY.
My lover and l are 90 and G7 years old;
weare ancient sweethearts. As the years
roll on the affection born in our youth Is
condensed-stronger, deeper, higher,
wider, more sancti6ed. We married
thirty-eight years ago. Now, with my
hand on my heart, swear my dear hus-
band has never failed in fidelity and de-
votion to ne; in our married life no
doubt has ever assailed either; our trust
is infinite. In youth children came,
gladdening our life and home-sweet,
precious children, cementing our afFec-
ton. Age gives strength to wine; why
not to love? Though our eyes are dim
and hair gray our hearts are as loving
and tender as when bride and bridegroom.
"He brought me to the banqueting
house and bis banner over me was love-"
West Point, Miss. OLD WIFE.
BETTER NOT MENTION MS FAULTS.
My husband is true gentleman, highly
educated, travelled and refined. Never
interferes with other peoples business,
always peaceable and never takes ofense
where none is meant. Retiring and
modest, he never pushes himself into
notice, but is satisfied and contented with
his little family, and only finds rest and
happiness in their society. Twill not say
that he Is faultless. No one Is. We all
have our faults, but no one would dare
mention one Of his to me.
Stanton. Va. MRs. G. A. D.
BRINGS HER HOME OYSTERS.
have been married TO my husband
over seventeen years. He has been do
voted TO me all this time and has my con-
fidence. Although we could get rooms or
Q house in the outskirts Of the city for
much less than we now pay, my husband
will not consent TO this, because be wishes
10 live near his Office 30 that he can visit
me several times daily during his Office
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