| Show THE UNJUST MAN AT By Who does not know He passes us by the thousands in the city we see him sitting by the hundreds at his desk in the huge business blocks holding positions of all sorts from the exalted to the we brush against by the dozens iu places of and no doubt most of us can use all of our fingers in counting him among our and Such a man's appearance is usually misleading in fact he usually makes a most agreeable impression upon the unless by chance the stranger be a proficient student in Nature's revelations of character can discern beneath the mask the real personality the whose features reveal to the understanding mind what he so carefully studies to hide in his words and There is the man who thinks more of his money than he does' of his for when he marries feels that he is entrusting to a woman his honor and his good but when it comes to trusting her with his he far from being the and the poor however economical she may never gets any money from him unless she wheedles it out of at the expense of a vast amount of vital energy which should be reserved for a better after being accused of unreasonable extravagance of which she no ail He never takes the trouble Ki figure his own incidental i such as haircut If shoe shines and which would amount to more than that he reluctantly hands over to tit i wife for both clothes and jh There is the man who wants his wife to spend any on making her person attractive fi for fear that some other man maM gaze with admiring eyes upon hejL some even go as far as to thilL that pride in personal is the first step toward that hill road to tt Then there is the man raves if a meal is delayed for this is one of the common faults of husbands may have been that for months without an exception meals have been prompt and eS up to the he taM no precedence of what has that avails wh the exception comes he is heard to always never a meal on MB In addition to there all around tyrant and who seems to forget that worn was created by God as and is in some free agent with the right to mine her own He like to map out every step of j remold her character God knows although befi their and before his fluence had come into her had pronounced her an The poor little wives of sSp men as these modified more or less in weeps and works and for years and before she hits upon the of a suggestion as to the of attitude she can assume flit bring about a at least- even in a sm the conditions that haa all but sent her to an early grag or placed her where she between rationality and the If in desperation she sorts the divorce man whines' out his those nearest him in such a so oily manner that he seldom fa to excite the sympathy does and unless seen Providence acts in the she is always to be the one who is' at V 1 a reformation can about in these monies records a few but awful must be the bring them to their sometimes it is wrought being brought suddenly path's door and having the of getting a peep into vast infinitude of they to the pettiness of their Ish realizing that it a mark of and gge but many as far as this ex-fa is concerned at and 6 the necessity of such men could only be made realize before it is too late the ht of a good woman's blessing of a home unfed and the united returns one receives by daily and religiously precepts of the Golden |
