Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
q KNOW OF MEN"
Bah Says the American Man Is
Abused and Takes Up
THE CUDGELs IN HIS BEHALF.
Woman Doesn't Understand Him, and She Won.
ders he Is as Faithful as Nc IS Does
tho American Woman Recognize
Her Rlesslngsl
lspeeInl Corresnondcncel

moved 10 say THIS from watching the
way in which the American woman
the brightest. prctticst and best bon the
world-tyrNnnize over her mankind. Man
is long suffering and cndureth much
The rights of women, the consideration
that should be shown her, the love AND
sympathy that she requires, have all
been written and talked about by both
men aud women, aud she stands today
on @ pedestal with this carved upon IL;
BE loving % the, be gentle tO me- don't
worry me, on else III hrpuk.' Now, II rs
quite time man had his innings. ! have
usually stood up for dogs, but / um goo
inE to take tO the typewriter iu dciunse
OF man. and nay motto will be-, n slight
twisting around Of the old Latin one:
81 know OF men and everything pertain
ing TO their happiness Is Of interest TO
me-.
81 KNOW or MEN"
Some women smiles Ia her smile Is
question. and IL means: what sort Of
men have YOU known Rushing We
where angels fear 90 tread. ! answer:
"Ali sorts and conditions Of men, and,
whether they live ON the other side or ON
Murray Hin. they ARE Nugunrly alike.
Like u dog. they adore being mude much
OF they like the approving pat, the nltcc-
tionatc look, and the cares- given ~ the
outward visible sign of the inward love.
AANW NlNfU hN llfN XVI llllN llflf NlN
clever women women who can love well
and say: Of would die for my husband
who haven't the rcmotpst idea of how 10
live for him. Women who are surprised
that, whom dear Jack comes home Ut
night. he doesn't want to 80 To the
thCHter. or to dance. or 10 II tirsOwe
dinner party; who are surprised nt dear
jacks lack of ambition, us far aux the
world h concerned the world 10 them
meaning the bowling pushing, over.
dressed crowd that has its doings In
every newspaper and not realizing that
the world ~ dear .Iurk means a wOmnn'S
love. The society Of that woman aud the
environments that nrc specially her own.
WHAT THE AMERICAN MAN is.
Sometimes yha thinks dear Jack Isn't
us cultured us he might be-, thJt ne
doesn't look perfectly pleased when She
tells him of her Browning class, or her
opinion Of lNchy, Poor littlo fool! Dplr
Jack has gone through ull That and
hr would q great deal rather be- Rugged
"a liitlc kissed a little, told q merry tale
or two, and appealed tO through the
heart not through The brain. You are
fond OF talking about mentality You
bvNryc You have suluc gray matter. /
doubt II very much. What You know you
have iu % way picked mp either from dear
jack himself, or from some woman who
picked 10 up from some other dear Jack
II never originated with % woman The
American man rs 10 me ul once most
lovely and sorry piece OF humanity. llO
ls verify beast of burden, aud TO what
purp0gof lie hasn't the determination of
chat other beast the dog. who insists
brain when Dc Is well fed, and given a
comfortable home of his own. and who
expresses his disgust nc what he considers
iuNolity 10y such prolonged walls that
hc is permitted to do exactly what he
plclaes. Exactly what lc pleuses II
usually to lie in front OF the fire. and
whom he IL sufficiently warm 10 get uu,
gu over rub bis hcud against his owners
sklra' aud then to RETURN to the ira
again.
WONDERS AT MANS FAITHFUL
NESS
Dear Jack is up IN the morning, and
down town 10 works. and worries the
grnutCr part OF the day; hp comes home
an night with the worry sUll clmging 10
him uud The wonder b. thut he isn't
pleased 10 hear OF the small household
aunoyanccs. OF some approaching fcs-
tYity or SOME tIrpBOmp talk. Possibly
hr has % bad dinner Possibly madam
has elected not to keen house any moro;
she hndS SERVANTS too troublesome, aud
lives No a hotel. I'm chat ease dear Jack.
tired ont in mind and body, goes into
un over huHtcd, over lighted diuug-rOum
looks hsilossly nc The bin of fare. while
the Wuiirr says go him, "Whut win
you huyr-sOup, iHh rOust." and YOU
can't blame dear Jack u De- looks at the
woman opposite him and says. "Id like
something deyilud' After dinner donr
lack g0ys iuto the mOking room, Ice.
cause madam rs visiting around. and she
tnhos y ccrtniu pleasure In saving thgt
her husband is devoted to society Of mon.
lR T.. nl o.
had been onc-half 10 him that shc OUGHT
20 have been he would have been devoted
to the society of one wOmnn
On my word of honor. ! wonder TINT
men arc us faithful ms thuy are. SUN
pose yuu were tired mentally, suppose
your hrad 0chcd, suppose the day had
been nll work and up play. would YOU
want 90 go into n public room To emf thc
one meal 'a the day, over which Won
COUld liugcrI WOuldn't You, surprising
yuu were u man. want to dine in a uuipt
place, whore the Hight wasn't too elaI-
my, and with woman who hnd discrp-
ton enough 20 tell Won ulcgsour things.
to help lllt the burden oil your shoulders
and hy hpr care and consideration mako
IL possible for YOU tn forget f,r n UtUe
| while the Worries of down-towng M
I ~ in short, with the woman who loyos
Wv ana kuow you.
HOW A MAN is NAGGED
Yon look at mc very earnestly. and
talk to mo about your worries: my dpnr
! child the average American woman has
/ not worry enough m hor he to compare
! to that which rests upon the mon. /
| suy tho average woman" 1 ann sum
posing that IL rs the woman who h liv-
/ iug q natural life, aud hy natural. |
! mean, bong cared FOR ly q man, SO
/ That she durs not ucol tD think MS 10
| whore thp bread ami mtler and inm
WIZ come from for tomorrow. Tint IA
| deur Jacks business Granted that Tho
babies are cross, granted Ilnt tho Scr
| wants are trOObesume granted that Won
/ arr trying, donr ittle fool. 4, cultivate
| your mind, don't iilr all theHr things m
Z dear iach when be- comes home Re
/ woman enough 10 make him think That.
! Through his kindness, you are upon "A
/ bed of rosgs. for TINT rs what he Is work
! ihE Tor lhn woman who details her
/ household Jars 90 her husband dssnrrns
J tn hr beaten, ! am not talking about
! real troubles. When a woman has n
! real trouble thr best place for hpr 10
J take Il Is To- the mRu she loves: his brain
! ls always big enough to thiuk Il out, his
( heart Is great enough ia piW aud love
{ her WeNkNpRNes, and hpvuUSp be rs "A gpnu
I pc VIII make 10 Hil right And the hny-
luE u made all right for ono ion this w1rlJ
\ NcunR great deaf. An American man.
/ unless ho comes from the greut West,
I where fresh air rs Rlontv. is not over,
\ strong physically He h bundle az
/ nerves, each ope of which h drawn ns
I Hh,e rs aosAhlei mud bis mennlity h
/ so great, that when he finishes lhe dov's
/ labor DE d what IL may. In the erso,
! commercial markets or among tho lsara
/ "a Urlfp9si0us he Nynufa i.aiav,ti,,. 1 /.