Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14
THE MANAGEMENT OF BOYS.
They Are a Constant Source ofworry
TO Their Mother.
HOW A WOMAN EARNED A DRESS.



one OF the most pregnant causes OF
trouble between a man and his wife h
the mothers treatment OF the bov
women think. are most always more
soNere with boys than are iaen. The
husband would most always rule by
gentle nersuasion--th wife with the
rod The wife has her way and the
husband his to raise the child, and the
result ia friction
N"ly otton the wife IL nervous. If
the lively boy finds that his mother
worries over the noise he makes. he ia
| pretty sure to make things interesting
Tor his maternal ancestor rhon trouble
onsucs, The father would wheelic tina
the mother ilog, the child into submls.
/ sion and order
Vhe mother says the father Is down
/ town All day. while she is al home and
| grows weary and impatient with the
child'H nhgslnE-and everybody knuwa
mat an active, nervous boy can make
nnre noise and as much muss as n are.
How 20 manage the youth Ia tho fam.
| lily question. II Is question. Ike the
Eastern Question" that win not
down.
mother hs, non, '"' "'S way ana the
ma, "''
! H. wv uHl"ItuhNte condition OF AFFAIRS
1 ~ h,"Wn 70 almost every family The
I motherH only hope for the nittue IL
I un hoardiug-gchool, That The child
] VIII soon bc blk enough tn NO uyyny 10
| H'nool ~ her constant wish.
IL ~ dluerent With girls They are
most always quiet aud domestic I'M.
Z A Lam a
venture.
rms difference In tho rhurnsser of
/ son ~ PECULIAR
Ihe father remembering HIS Youth.
| ful days HymnathIsos with ia, h,,,v
the mother wurrics over the prcJilcc.
/ iiona Of her Offspring and bopes fnr
thr future, Hence, BOYS are nlwavs
caro-,
II would seum tn me that tpou,crs
phouid ever ~, 60 romvmbr,, mai boys
VIII he boys. ana thai II IA illc ia nv
to mhduo their spirits and muls, uuIgt
orderly beings ont of thru
no my mind thcre ~ nothlnr so in.
siuid az a uniclsy, urly-hnirsd sneu,i-
nate boy. II liz simply ont ot thn dues
tiun. Il is unnatural thai "A how should
be tily and orderly.
The father uuderptnnda tbis lint IN,
mother rarely viii. shr Worries con-
stuntly, aud cannot bring horaeif TO
Accent tho conditions which nhp pupnot
change,
Most " ua nfo content 10 arrive nm
this earth singly; some prrfcr 10 come
viii. "a twin communion. others n,-aIn
Ignore tho gaviulf. two nre r,,,npnnV
thrpu are not" uud prcsont themseivsa
in trlplcts. white some younr nereons
make their appenranro sim,iiinnsouslv
with three, and even four comnnuions
AZ regards twiuR. about one out OF
every hundred births ia "A cnae OF twins
and Htntlatirs show that twin children
are more often OF the same than OF
opppalta sex.
Concerning tripiets. which nro
usually reported In the daily press. the
aEr two cases ont OF 10 OOO nrp In.
ntnnges whrre three youur Upnplp ItDen
each other company al tho lpbut on
lfa'F stnrp. Here. hgnin. there IA
marked prcpunderance OF the similarity
OF srN boy triDleta btiur nlso i'm sNrpsa
OF girls,
Quurtcts. or four children nj a birth.
are naturally VI much rnror occurrence.
ont of every million cnnfncmeuts. only
throo result In the birth OF a quartet of
children And uulto enough TOO.
There are az lrnst two cases on record
OF nvo children at birth. viz. n
woman of Kauiusbcrg sent g. i7s4
ma the wife of Nelson, a tailor. In OK.
ford Market in October 1900
Younr MIR. emlthcrs. having cntop an
excellent dinner, sal down to yinoite a