The evening world., 1892-02-15

and the loving wife knows well how to supply
that luxury not by artince but by honest,
open and womanly methods.
cause be will discover them OF his own accord
and share them willingly. No slave to
him should she be-and q true man
sharing his pleasures, taking pride in his ad-
vancement, soothing him In sorrow and CIV
ing him the warmth and kindred-loving fel-
lowship for which he sought her.
When disputes arise she should, II con-
vinced OF right, maintain her point, for when
the argument has passed the husband will
respect her all the more.
at children In schemes and artifice to main
tain the marriage bond shame to the wife
compelled TO iced" wear bangs, frllls and
frankness and honesty, and the wife to
"manage" her husband must first love him.
Dor.
No. Mrs. Lozier liked very much, but she
thought 1t was written by q member OF
Sorosis who lived in East Orange and whose
views expressed at the club were recalled on
reading the letter. OF course, 1t would not DO
to favor friend. and so she would suggest
honorable mention for her.
mo. 2 / more than half indorse." said
Mrs. Lozier. at is very bright and catchy,
but, oh, so worldlyi Don't you think so,
dear?"
"Yes. to be sure It's worldly" replied her
husband, mischieviously. "that's what YOU
want on this planet. There is a lot Of human
nature in the letter. Frances Grey knows
Just what she is writing about. She proves
herself real philosopher in the frst sen.
tence what she saws about snbtle fat.
tery ia a fact she ia the only woman 7 ever
heard of who didn't want to have tho last
word. and her WILLINGNESS to .leays the
room. IN discouraoe ouarre,,ino and IN en-.
courage the entertainment OF her husband's
friends in his home entities her to the prtze.
think YOU can't do better than award IL to
her."
President Lozier read the letter Again. hut
shook her head. ..No. It ia too worldly. there
IA A streak of hypocrisv in her man tbat
never could oountenance. In the one expres.
sion. Let him feel that you attrAct other
men, Florence Grey shows vorldliness. in,
sincerity and tho most subtle hypocrisy,
That IA WHARF tbe woman IA unwomanly.
And vet there Ia 30 much truth and good
sense. in her advice that l think it deserves
mention"
"Dot's letter ia yaterprooI Her methods
ara noble. don't Won think No. dear, Doesn't
the article breathe vomanly dignity ?"
r.Lozier admitted that n did. hut protasted
the " human nature u that peryaded No. Q.
Then he told the loyable little fudge rood.
BY, made some 1ocular remark about an
ayenqinp army Of discontented managers of
local h,sba nds. and lsft the room.
"No. 8 is q letter that should be pasted ON
the mirror OF every woman's dressing table
The very head line IA the kew to the solution
Companionship Is the requisite OF life
every human heart hungers for lit is part
OF tho plan OF creation. What man wants is
sympathy, the ideal companfonship. Men
are sick. They don't complain AZ much A
women. hut they suffer more. In earlv ,its
the wife is Ill, but In later life the husband ia
the invalid. He has nerves, and liver his
| digestion is bad and his stomach IA traitor {.
he gets bald, takes cold easily. and oets rbeu.
| matte because or thousand ex posures in the
cars, ofr,ces, elevators and stores Take this
one block for instance, and all the women are
plump and well. and the men ara ,II-tbev
| have throat trouble all tho time. and many NJ
them are sick in bed with the grin. This
nhysical ob,,ou,ty renders them cross ,rr,,o.
BILE, and excusable for a great MANY short.
cominus Then. TIM thew are worr,.d ,h,nas
20 wrong: business troubles yex them thev
eat hurriedly or irregularly, and they cant
sleep from wondering where the money ia 10
come from necessary for a continuation nj
| the ease ana comforts OF the pettsd daughters
and plump wiyes. There IA no troub,- as ba ri
| TO bear as that arising from money matters
and some way women are inclined 10 MAZE M
allowance for its depressing influence on n
| mans life.
"A true wife, as .Dot' says, will sootbe