The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-29

WORLD.

.-~ ard 10 paint it as season of unal-
- sJ-z. i'm reality, says Dorothy Dix
,,ts New orleans Picayune, there is no
.,tsr time of ones Whole life that is so apt
49, r,,r of acute and poignant disappolnt-
- There is to begin with, the inevi-
adjustment of two people with differ
.,.t.stss and different beliefs, and reared
dfer,ut environment, to a common
.,,o53rd and that is rarely accomplished
ri,rogt friction, but more than that, is
n hitter awakening 10 the fact that no
3-san, Is ever wholly realized. Both
Fsve expected too much, and the impossi-
lie has NOT happened.
v7g thi1lz tonight that you could never
near. Of contemplating Susie's saucy tip
trel chin. or Of earessing the sunny little
crrl upop her forehead. You are absolute
Nv certain now that if you were dead her
kiss would thrill you into life. OF course,
o,ber married men seem to take their
wives, looks very much as a matter of
course. and manifest a stocial Indifference
10 conjugal kisses, but they didn't marry
Susie My dear boy, you are man and
YOU are mortal, and you will be even as
ibev. The time will come when you will
he more interested in the stock market
than Won are in Susie's curls, and when
she viii have to call you back to remind
YOU to give her the kiss of duty that is
dust and ashes on the lips of romance.
Perhaps for you it will not even matter.
You will sive q sigh to think that another
IDEAL is sane and then you will plunge into
your work ana forget it. All this is inevi-
able. A nam can no more live on a senti-
nert than he can exist on champagne. He
bound to come down to the realities Of
le
What I want to call your attention to-
ami i is something that, so far as
know no young husband ever considers
suse'- point Of view. If married life
h8s brought TO you some disillusioning
a0ut the au-sutficieucy Of love as a daily
DIET it has equally to her When she
led Won she honestly believed that she
could spend her life in contemplating yoSr
Projections AS a steady occupation. She is
moalg certain that just to be near you
10 hear Your voice, to gaze upon you, will
be state of ecstauc happiness Of which
she .1n never tire, and that, having you
she vii. desire nothing else on earth
haven, IL doubt that in all good faith. she
has J-i5 You this and the pity of it is you
ar both too young and toe ignorant to
know any better, and so 90 laundering
n,o that s.ough of despond that few
Young married couples escape.
"1an The Village clergyman saws the
E2ia5 That make SUSIE your wife, and
h he m0t1er with her heart failing her as
n every mothers must ait The last gives
4 fa into Your keeping and whispers
0o13h her tears. be good to her" you
WI smile little masculine smile of
superior srorn. Be good to heri What a
is-s7t. When YOU would lay down your
DE for her, All, my boy, only another
won p, who has sounded al the depths
81 @t1at experience, who knows the wrench
IA leaving home and kindred, the pain
~ parting with girlhoods sweet ways
Mo has vept its tears and endured its
isolation. knows what need there is for
your ief .ear1nce. your tenderness, your
"aSjafaton. and how much a mother
"np1sss into the cry "be good to her"
H3ia You ever thought. my boy, that
lsie no more pathetic figure than that
All me little bride who is brought. a
M H'tci stranger 10 live in a big city?
n nome she was a person of Importance.
Fefe he is nobody. There she was a
lsA. i'm the social life, no party was
W4'.a.e Without her presence. there
was not an hour i'm the day that some
q Of a oa3l Here. eyoenf f6r Won she is
q as much alone as Robinson Crleoe on his
church work, and nres7snt S oq , 'e,'' i,i, ~
Here her tmtd ,dg5nnas i' 80 81 w. ,,e 5 ur,J
people are q tbi SssH9eS s 10 ne eng and
arr t.a first attempt. she gives it up
'.- l-"s mat she has no more part In a
81 Worst O.. ali n,rb1ne sbo b,s ro+ 5Gr.C' -
81 do The brand new furnjlurs and carne ts
clean Even The hrsn9 ne, e,o iops, oe@ay
10 chance for nen5ine There is Also
WHAT mother ana 0 ne 81 chg up a are 5 5@ne
cre ms-ro.s tbar " ebn ;c onuer ,S vuG ~
bo-..rf.- '.Il sne gives way 10
ur Is grc1 ST. ,'f bas o. fo 1n5er ,,, rap
ness ana f, tba t H. '9'i n pu' llap',-
a tan is lr,s ,-r'-e pei's iIsI
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