Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-25

Nv maternal parent was educated IN
tho old school-that school which
teaches that you cannot command IN
less you are able to I'LL your own or
deTs: that there must always be SHOWN
certain respect 20 anything masculine,
and there must always come from any
thing masculine the utmost sympathy
and most perfect consideration 10 4
lady. or course, this school is lold-IaSh-
toned nowadays. but il was good
school. and sou that taught It's
graduates 10 be good house-ke5pers, &c
voted mothers and faithful wives II
was a school in which the word al
yorce" was counted decidedly improper
for young lady to sgeak. Since when
God himself united two people together
in the holy bonds of matrimony until
death did them part, there was no sug-
gestion tnat these two, even if they had
made a mistake could be separated by
civil laws. 1t is true that, occasionally,
WHEN A WOMAN HAD BORNE BRC-
TALlTY.
unfaithfulness and drunkenness from
a man, it was permitted her, il the liY-
ing with him caused scandal, 10 go
away from him and take her little chill
dren with her: but 20 social law ever
limited at the possibility OF ether OF
these two people marrying again. in
fact how could they marry again?
Then. too. the woman who had suffered
much before she left the man whom
she had CHOSEN 10 be her husband and
the father Of Aer chlldreu' ,houSH give"
a certain sympathy, never qul'e re-
claimed her position among jhe olheF
NATIONS. lOr 1t was DeIeF'H sHe ought
to have SHOWN more wisdom III the De
ginning. Harsh? Wen. perhaps II was
but in these days people married lor
better or for worse ana hol iHeIe'! ~
enjoy each other society LOT sAorI
time and then be separate.
But all this is getting away from
what my maternal parent SAID.
WE WERE A. a LUNCHEON,
tho table was charmngiy decorated, al
though / confess TO not caring LCr rib
bous as a table trimming, since all it,
decorations with the exception Of the
flowers. should assert themselves rs be-
ing capable CT standing hard rubbing
and plrrtv of sOap ana water a 90 not
moanTba, hard rubbing should be given
IN Gua chr eiassl. We'll. after the
Iuhcheoh WAS over anu VIZ ~ o''>t e,,,
ne hdl my HI"1eI!laI pa go -, sr
I sbaII write q note to Theodore. asking
man w q NJ r w. fo mar crsa,n
H1l ~ s'--'i ny .'i, 6i.s+ Inn, over
go -. eo,I, nj that Kind
e a. W. no5 -, van, - Iaugh al her, Tor
go Nv 'i Tit tenderlbearIed. In n iittle
9 u-biIo sbc GOT ont he writing imple-
NETS wrofo her roouest in her simple
n,ainf fashion sealed the envelope
,,.ith NV and eort II ON it's mission.
~, aei,ed bor. "Do Won suppose
No. ,,o,.,, bostes.. knows ANYTHING about
80 ,,,o,.ino of ret soup2 II either
-, fron, .c,,, famous restauranteur.
or Lsr rbof comnosed il. but no matter
how II had its birth she WI d. more
enrnrised az getting your letter than II
vou asked her foi. one of her babies
nm Apt az COOKERY.
op,+ D, continucJ my mater. how can
. oooG bouse<scper give orders unless
she fnlly understands the manner OF
their execution? And. it, aus You say
her chef made il, then l know exactly
what she will Go. She will go TO tAI
kitchen armed with bit OF paper "IU
a pencil. ask him for the desired mo-
nation. write ii down very cateIuH!,
and [ shall get it. probably by me hlAI
mail" Again l laughed. AHu InI
mother said: 81 wish you " .,..I
laugh in that way; IL ism t respec.lu L.,
Mater, answered l. III NY ii Sa,
respectful tone. IF ineodord ashe ' NJ
cbof ~ roach her ANYTHING about COOK