The Rights Of A Young Wife

■liofoTc everythifag else tiie yoiung ivoman bias a rigili'b to expsafc from nor bustand' temdeirness, sympatfoy and iaLHi," eays K.u)t;hi Ashmoce, writing ia tlie Jims Ladiles' Hoïn.e; .TooiJ"nial oí ''Wtoit to Expeet f a Yo'uinlg Man." "But soanetimes, in hls eagenniess to makO all Ufe fair to üer, hie iaoaios she is a dloil, anui no.t a ■wiom.an. Aaidl a doíll ia a "e!ry selíisWi t'oy ; it dieraamds careful treatmenit all t(to time, amjdj gires mothibig ibut a prst,tiy appeairance in) return'.' Iti is the ícnoliílti wlife who expecte Inr {allïbiility ia her üiusibanKi'. Büe forgiets tihia-t thiai"e ia ai dlKerenc best"nieen "Uta üio'nsewiíO aaá the ïouse .nioitib. SHiie süouildt expect from her liusband p'oHU'eniaas at all tirnes, and a certlam geableaiess tttat overy uian possessilng tliie real instiinct oí a man, g'ïves a -svoinaia. Buit slie sbiould mot exp'ect fLXm luiün too muoli. Sho (liaa no riighiö ■wnaltever tö aak of hlm peiiniliBsiani tío livo a lazy liíe herself, and gïive up atll har diaysl and years tü vain a,ni(i Idie thioughibs. Whien. thie ilfe aan mla,ke her husbanid's nio'mie-ciomilnig a joy, BsHa liomestayünlg a pleaiS0re anid! a deliteht, and höls leaTiing bomie a so-i'row, then, am'rt tonen cwily, aan slue expect a grea't Soal iiom hiim."