Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

niddle Of the day on Sunday, and we do
have brandy peaches so they taste of
brandy and not Of burnt sugar; you can
buy punches Of celery that are all
hearts, and lettuce that is nearly all
white. After have kept house for
while, shall be in condition to write "a
cook book-it may help other people
who yearn for homes Of tn IN own and
think they cost 80 much more than
boarding that they are impossible. /
don't pretend to say that it don't cost
more to have home when you are
only one, but where there are two or
three people it is infinitely cheaper to
have house or Hat Of your own, and
you cUn live rs you please.
There is another thing in your own
home you can meet the people you wau
and nobody else. You don't have h.
endure the caprices, i'll tempers and
general crankiness of the world n
.arge-you have the sole right TO be
lranky in that house, and ii you are
lice woman, and | am sure you are, the
very fact Of this will make you forget
how to be cranky. People were not
meant TO
HERD TOGETHER LIKE COWA
they were given superior intelligence
and q certain ability intended for
In making abiding places. That there
are people who duh their senses and
live out their lives among crowds Is
sadly true, but that they are cOarseued
and vulgarizad by this cannot bedoubt-
ed Somebody thinks IL is new play
thing with me whoever thinks that must
imagine ! am mighty poor specimen
OF woman, a real woman as natu-
rally wants home Of her own as she
does man to rule her. She knows Ia
her heart Of hearts that she is the mon
arch in the home and she also knows in
her heart OF hearts that this rule over
her would amount to nothing if it we're
not the very bond OF love. Women do
not submit amiably to tyrants who have
not their love, and 1t seems to me from
what know Of them, that even the av-
erage woman can make life much worse
fora man than ne ever can for her. She
don't take great big knife and stick it
IN him; oh, dear, no! She takes nice
little pen,knife and gives tiny cut
here and there until the entire body of
the poor fellow is sore from the minute
stabs.
GOOD, BAD AND INDIFFERENT.
A woman can be so nasty and she cap
be so nice, She is seldom between.
She is nasty all the way through
when she worries man with her petty
Iealouses and mean insinuations.
She is nice all the way through when
she gives him word OF encouragement
Tor his good deeds, and in this way in
duces him ~ do better.
She is mean all the way through
when, because of herextreme vanity,
she makes another woman suffer.
She is nice all the way through when
out OF the goodness OF her heart she
gives another woman joy.
She is mean all the way through
When hospitality is q trouble and cour-
teous words bore.
She is nice all the way through when
she speaks pleasant words every day,
and hnds no trouble in being gracious.
She is mean all the way through |
when she holds up her husband or her
children TO ridicule.
She is nice all the way through when
she hnds out the best that is in them, |
and encourages II and them until they |
are better than good.
sometimes she is combination OF |
Ineanness and niceness, aud the one |
tlet comes TO the surface viii crowd |
OUT The other, That's what we women |
want 70 pray for, To lose all the mean /
ness and be rs nice as we pc sibly can.
At least that is the desire Of Bah.