Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-06-18

Verses While Her Husband Llirts.
Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
NEW YORK, June l2--The New York
NORMAN Of to-day is nothing if not literary.
a | Ehe either writes poetry, novels, hymns,
q Esays on how 10 be happy in various
: mates, or else she translates. For my own
i part, I'm afraid of her. She is mperti-
|, Bent to the last degree. for she. has an idea
: that she knows more than anybody else in
y the world, and that you are yearning 20 be
n Informed of this fact.
" THE VERY PIous YOUNG WOMAN.
y A very condescending young woman
Y said to me the other day. Don't You even
y. lranslate2' With weakness that was
: new to me confessed that did not, and
1T she said that il was treat pity. Thought
.. was, too. very fashionable woman is
gwen over to writing hymns-4hymns
which are sshe deseribesthem spiritual,
y With sufficient amount of material TO be
ur appreciated even by asinper." she showed
81 me one, and as a representative sinner,
lg must confess the meter was very much
v. Ike Swinbnrnes tFaustine,M and that the
IL whole thing was simply bosh. This was
II, be first verse;
n When the essence divine looks out from your
/" eyes,
.p- M OH believe;
to And the downcast soul IL impelled to arise,
4 Oh believe
That the worldly Joys do dear, this day.
FAR Fade like the SUMS last warm sweet ray.
be- HM WHERE RELIGION is SHIELD,
md The misguided woman who, like Mr.
of Hlas Wegg, has dropped into poetry" is
cal laying her hymns printed for private
tic REGULATION, and the covers are the most
III, eautiful things you ever saw--of white,
With tieur de lis in gold upon Them and
" lasp that looks more like the three
, ~ gathers Of the Prince Of Wales than the
% rench flower. 1t is rather interesting to
little 4bpnt the life ~ "a N f,T
ais sort. Curiously enough, the hymn
w Citing being is married, and speaks of
Il 4 er husband as kind but SHINING soul,
,aa nd of her marriage as ''one where there
~ ipo sympathy, but a mutual agreement
up. Jet each seek that which seems best unto
reel issoL,.n Now, respect everybody's be-
you ef but regard that woman as a proper
s to andidate for the whipping post. Her
him ONE is full of fine furniture and yet is
,nst ltogether such wretched place that the
IN, inning husband has been driven to finding
~ Ihat is good for his soul at his club and in
lofe Y affection Of other women. The lady
lore no does the hymns finds prayer meetings
dots I'D pet preachers sufficient for her and
ch a ,nsequently her husband is not needed.
10 Il )me day she will have to die, and when
IN ie does don't think that hymns will be
MI Satisfactory to her as she thinks, and it
Wy ont be very pleasant to have recalled to
nau, Of all she might have been to the man
Q 70 ie swore to love, honor and obey until
who aatll did them part. Doesn't your heart
rob when YOU think of the women who
d. if - religion as shield for their own cold
that 1 h selii3 ,h Ama sloil you lee5
90 He'd in some horrible way? They are
women who iniure the cause of loving
y pc ndness and make men the worst of sim
will rs | got very enthusiastic about this,
You cause despise hypocrite.
wing SOULS OUTSIDE HER HOME.
fiend Every afternoon there drives UP the
a EahGgnO1a hnIA
own perbly dressed, whose turnout is in the
o,her nv latest style. Men refer to her in low
IN a nes and women pretend not to see her;
w.. w.. . u everybody in New York knows who
Times ,ays the freight" We will call him Mr.
, get,own. Mr.. Browns sons are wild, fast
lame, en-. His only daughter eloped with a
lie for an whose character is more than merely
estionable, and his wife a rather neli-
FREDERICKSBURG woman has the sym
US. thy Of all New York-even the sinners
nofg men feel sorrow for her. Now, she
TO" INIT deserve il, She is the cause of all
etrouble. Years ago, when her children
ppealSre babies she became a religious enthu-
iladel1st, and got general taste for saving the
st ofuls of all the people in the world, which
.nnsti Ally means meddling in other peoples
~ "A Airs. She grew so spiritual ~ that her
MIN lsband was driven from her room in
.pilSh Der that she might be better able to
ION asRy, or sing hymn or two, at all hours
the night A man may stand this for
socatele whlle, but he IS pretty certain to
nd bel, and of course this one did. He
withinuEht desperately for time to keep his
iudeesfe interest in his soul and her love for |
gnt tcp but he gave in after awhile and sought |
ppealsn ebody who was less interested in souls
! thsr.rally and more in him personally. |
,se thee had no time to attend to her children; |
Of they never knew what it was to be with |
N scs,lr mother, and hear all the dear, sweet
"a shallEes, and learn to sing the merry tunes
attend childhood at her feet.
lb-encd HOW WOMAN breaches BEST.
iuStln3h, dear, no! They were let alone. and,
always learn wckedness easier |
lee'lN ~ they do virtue, they simply went to
9lrt us3devll in their own way, Now she |
by mans over their condition. but goes on in
N ASST own path, being specially Conspicuous
anu tlerever woman can most effectually
judgGke a donkey of herself. Blessed be ST.
NJ . slulfor advising that woman keep quiet
rider the churches! And blessed be ST. Paul
lgcs y second time for the other good talk
gnmclSto he gave women, and which mean
4; ire and take care Of your husbands ard
beloIoies and your own kin. OH says
.ve pcssdafne Prm, then we are not to look
or exist the sinners outside" My dear, thinl.
trial ;.That is, not until the sinners at home
n in we all been reformed and are willing to
p the preacher. woman breaches
deeds, not words and the success
ditonl makes in her own household will give
IN ahigher position as a missionary than
~ u which She gains out
a y, 4, WOMEN WERE NOT MADE FOR CLUBS.
e Bra2ahon ny, .ooN .ite 'a3 re 70 wife 20
re Achyas a very nire latter h,,t st;iI ,na;n.
Circii that women is not d cinbbable crea.
dlstreI One dear, little dot told me that She
ntJoln club because she didn't like
,hiladC PRESIDENT Ism that delightfully."-
iirine reason? And isn't ii entirely diff
,,;ii vent from mans? He would have
~ e IN led to be one more to put out the dis
~ ~, y" ed president, or else would have taken
,g,,trt the advantages of the club ignored the
.,',,,,u a1dent entirely until election time and
=! .ircl be an ardent worker in the opposi-
\. H., rofl. To be personal, | must say that |
~ ir,at a bit conservative With that and with
~ ~. ~ NJ Tact that like slight eayen of mas
,uin an nifty i'll my amusements, as | do a
'sUH Up of sugar in my tea, know should
er do for a woman's club. / have never
d Of tfd such lot of milk and water
s JersNhes in my life as ] did during the
dstrickthat ! belonged to one, God forgive
iudg Mhnd never heard, even in a sewing
viyan Iety, that You couldn't give a reason
v pan something, because the president and
y ~ ettary or whoever the grand nogul
o. y = tht be, happened to object TO your hav-
II ne afeasoning mind But they do that
Homen's clubs.
Of sqAsrRAL AND MATERIAL BODIES
JuGshould think that cluos were meant to
slltnterestlng places, but women always
Ache;ltto make them pulpits for the pro
WaliEanon Of philanthropic ideas and
i a-csINelS lqT the Interchange of extremely
Words. like large word, when /
4 '.,.;,, w Nhat u means, but when it comes