The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-19
.CWANrON, MfssIssIpfr. YRDAy FEBnuAny 10. 1900

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w0min She must decide shetbef
sbe keeps hef mtn w 10 the hshtins
pitch, N whether. Just A. he has sut
ten bls Nc work where u u sbout 10
Yield ffaltiop, hc shall bfcak down
with nervous pfrstfation.
A wife may help her husband ny
making bis home place uf peace and
rest. IL hls business ~ profession
man has about all tae aggfasation
that he can stand, and " he is TO re-.
cover bis poise, and the ftctted nerves
are to be sooihed, and the faspcd
temper Gained into normal condition,
tenderness must he applied 10 them
like u poutiec.
Women should realize that when u
tired man comes home and he Il met
at the door with an account OF the
chimney smoking, and the bathtub
leaking, and the chambermaid break.
log the best vase, and the butcher
charging too much Tor the meat, aud
how naughty Tommy was, and the
mean things that Mrs. Brown said,
and all the other little silly Ills aud
worries OF the domestic day, that they
are making drains on the mans vital.
ity that he has not the strength To
meet
ROB MEN OF CHANCE TO SUCCEED.
They are loading him down with
, junk They are worrying him about
, nothing. They are making him waste
. on foolishness the nerve force that h
} ought to be using exclusively for fur
thcring his life work. They are rob
bing him OF his chance to succeed 70
' the selfish qualification Of havin
q somebody TO listen TO their com
0 plants.
r This is particularly true as regard
professional men. The artist, tn
1 newspaper man, the writer, th
muslcIan-all people OF temperament
4 who are mere bundles OF qutverin
i nerves--cannot work under advers
conditions; and many disappointe
girl who married a young geniu
whose promise has not been fulfilled
q has only herself TO thank for hl
failure.
How many heavenly melodies hav
been blasted by a naguling wife; ho
. many poems the world has lost b.
cause man wore the freshness
= inspiration OF walking colicky bab.
Is bow much originality has been choke
u out by a wife's slavish alteration
'e the conventional, only the dead hear
y OF the men who have married Il
&c wrong women who can tell.
8 A woman can help her husbar
most OF all by loving him, and belle
st ing in him. After all that is the ull
"a mate thing.
st IL Is love that makes the world
ID around, and love that lifts a man
er the stars. II makes the man OF tale
a god, aud IL makes the clod man.
ly II is a great and glorious thin
III ladies, to make man, but II tax
Is two women 10 do this mother a.
,s- his wife.