Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-22
ABOUT HusRAnns
A Circle of Matrons Air Th.,
on the Subject. n


There is but one thing that,
woman who has but recenflg = : yoli
gotten herself married sberi5SS le i
vised against that is, any ssn.
effusiyeness upon coniuosl I-'.-lsai
in the presence of women wa'Ppaa
been wed some time, saws NJ, ~
drews in the Atlanta C9Hst31t1.'
matter how happily mated tba.a
may be, they feel in lutv
snub any expression Of fail 1-oa
tentment on the part of the b r-
few weeks. They like To tell II
little stories concerning M "a, s
of implicitly trusted husband ~
fondness for night keys, club sn.
cards. their peculiar exaetions
tricities, etc. we
| CHANGED the other day IN 4.
upon a circle of those matron. n
two weeks bride called. Tbs .r NM
of marriage was brought IN ,S5s
bride ventured to assert that f WV Wv
always failure.
Then there was an expressive !.
and a cynical smile from her Hs,s-.
one Of whom said:
"Oh, but you've only been m,..
a short while. Itsall very Bretfv
if it would only last"
Well, hopefully, 1T has III
with my mother and father some n.y..
ty-odd years
Its an inheritance, then. w,
wish I'd inherited a peculiarly n
kind from my parents
II think American women ara
to be envied than any w ives an e,-,s
said another. II had a frienJ +
said she never knew what bann.,
was until she married an Ame,;.,
Her first husband was a Spanisrl Il
loved her madly, and her lite v,, !!
danger from his jealousy. The ,ar,,
was an Euglishman, so cold and MA
that she'd rather have had him kT 4
than live with him The third "a, /
American, neither warm nor cold "A
he gave her as much money 4, u
wanted and let her do as She pleased
Now, that's my idea Of habpaa,,
said . pretty young matron. AVA
could a pretty young woman M
more then plenty of liberty ana
plenty OF money" What is the iasol
love Of a Spaniard beside shehes M
freedom?'
Il don't believe in jealous hu,bnlsI
said a woman whose husband mied
have been so with some cause. oYgl
jealous men are apt to be selfish. l6sd
value you not for what youare BID. ii
what you are estimated to be bva3I
ers. Such men need q constant Stimuli
liant to their affections.
What sort of husbands do loaaI
believe IMP" exclaimed the newly mad
matron desperately.
"For my part. replied careaI
matron with several daughters To mari
~ Il should prefer a widower vel
of. and with no children, Of c10ns|
He should be about 40 yeers Old and
must have been devoted husband ID
his first Wife. Such II man has Iiyei
over the yagaries Of youth. He bad
sowed wild oats and anchored sleai.
tasty his ship Of love until was
blown away by the wind OF eternity
He has known life's greatest JOYS aud
deepest sorrows. He knows how q
appreciate profoundly the love Of !
woman, aud having learned many les.
sons in human nature he will neither
be too eXacting nor uncomprehend.as
OF her little fancies and foibIes Bii
Pd rather have the first love OF man.
even il it were eXacting, and event
we didn't always understand each oii,
er. | should want to feel TIM, ] lal
been the first to share his heart all
life.
Il believe a wild wor OF ~ is prefer
able to Il bachelor Of the same age
said one who had reason 20 SION
People talk OF its Icing better % z
an old nan' 5 darling than 2 lol-s
man $ slave. but ! believe thtt t'e 0o'
men VINO marry old bachelors lIa w
worst slaves on earth. lien there az
othe, objections besides unrea,o1.l-
seitisaneso % unmarried men i.oM y
on. sucl individuals seldom stTiAs
happy mean. They are either prllal
or roues. II the former tnei a's nv J.