The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-14
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ly. the wife must assist In educating her
spouse. she will have to do IL without
ferule. III man must submit TO take
knowledge from his wife the PHI VIII
/ need sugar coat. These, then-beau-
Nv. grace, knowledge-are means through
which love Ia 10 shine, and character 10 to
exhibit itself in q wife. With those gifts
abe must be careful to stir q man TO the
beat unselfish works, rather than to
gallantry toward herself alone. she
should never test him, aud dare him Tor
her own sake. Tnat Is pretty poem
glove into the arena to learn whether her
escort would recover IL In the face OF in
furiated beasts. But he showed proper
estimate of character when he threw the
glove In her face, as woman VINO playeo
selfsbly with things 30 precious as cour-
age and devotion.
1.-THE iioness that purs and flashes her
eyes and lashes her tail as with subdued
frenzy she sees her mate strike down
deer for her, may be proper companion
for him, but she
LACKS SOMETHING OF BEING WOMAN
"This Is a common gallantry. And men
have been ruined by endeavoring, Tor
their wives' sake to be brilliant ther
than sensible. Ask the best Things oi
your hus band-never q doubtful thing
never thing that you are not sure Is
best for the world, as Wen as lor your
selves. You have a right to some atten-
tions. 1 will not judge man IKE FIN
new. but In most cases a wife would have
| a lust grievance were her husband TO show
| her so little deference, as 10 leave ner
| Immediately after the wedding, an ne aio
for some six months, preaching SO brslly
| that he could not come 90 miles after her.
"The Lord made husband and wife 10
| live near one another, and j like TO see
| him take her with him.. l believe Peters
| wife went about with him, and no was
| as poor as most o. us. The weather re-
| porter on the summit OF Pike's Peak may
plead exceptions. But God never ordained
| the human life SO that the husband should
be for the most part out of the home. IL
| ia seldom proper for q man 10 20 where
his wife may not properly follow MIN.
| And a business that seldom allows man
| TO be at home, like business that pre-
vents his attendance at church, had bet
ter be
ABANDONED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
"The world can thrive still, and droI
many kinds OF tyrannous work, and Il
only those who go TO church useo stree
cars on Sunday, there would be time fol
employees to go themselves.
''The wife ought, think, TO ask thai
her hus band have q days rest and recrea
ton, even IL il does not coincide entirel,
with the "a hours Of Sunday. A woman
should love her husband so much tina
she shall be satisfied with what he car
earn in six days. Paul said TO certain
church, Il seek not yours, but you. Thl
would do for a wife's motto. She ough
10 love him so much better than the pro
vision he makes for her, that she Will IN
sist on taking HIN sway from those care
which will only kill him little sooner
and leave her in a sad widowhood to us
little more property, the accumulatlol
4 l. A. .tn IA IN
brain breaking day. say often TO the hus
band, and say IL from the heart, that h
is more TO you than a banker. Life cal
proceed more simply; but 1t suffers griev
ously for more love, more restful hour
at home. The Eden was not intend
ed tc be shut out entirely. even rom IN
mRn who earns his bread In the sweat
his face. and 1t is the woman's bushes
to save as much Of it for MIN as she can
am convinced of this: That toll 10
the sake of luxury is always wrong, an
: somebody pays the penalty. ventur
these abbreviated suggestions:
81. Before taking husband ask IL
is generous though with judgment; as
what he expects OF you; ask whether
; has improved in the last five years
whether he speoulates, and depends upo
his reputation. for that generally Is col
rect.
4 "2. Having husband remember ths
LOVE GLoRIFIEs ALL THINGS;
never lose faith in it, for it will srp)l
: by it's presence every other lack In sol
/ "3. Your husband, whatever else he 1
o is a redeemable member OF our specie
: You can, under God, redeem him, or tax
: him where Mighty Spirit will touc
o him IL your life is holy enough. God hi
= granted TO the woman with sufficiei
q faith, a husband not only aware OF h
A duty but willing 10 do IL.
q 90 Distrust every dishonest methc
y Of pleasing your husband, for lie or
: subterfuge will estrange him from yot
i heart. IL you cannot keep his love
= being worthy, you Will lose 1t by beir
a unworthy. Obey God rather than maj
n carry a serene Christianity into eve
h moment OF your life, and show mere
v for a noble Christlikeness is the most a
Y tarctive thing possible in woman.
q "5. A large love overlooks little diffe
n ences; never pout, always pray.
a "6. A good wife is from the Lord--d
N YOU come thence? Then love God mo
; than your husband, and lead him ba'
to Eden and the spirit that wake
N there
,e NEXT SUNDAY EVENING
E Mr.. Nutting will continue his cour
9, with the subject, "The Father" II
concluding discourse of the series, on I
7, foil owing Sunday, will te"The Mother