The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-06-21

CUPID CONoUERED
And Chained Up Two Couples ~
| Hymen'0 Harness at the Chris
tian Church Last Night.
Into The daily pspsn he'd lssPed the -
aouscemeot yesserdsy that double ved.
ding would Be celebrated 1t the Christiss
church last evening. and the ina seal
throngs Of young people, vho gashsrsd
there 70 viiaes The seine, sttsssed the feet
that thsY you'd suffer s.eosslvss = -
crowded cIoaer. remsis patient loaesr. and
sweat in greater psof0sios 70 80 sad hss'
OF the doinss Of Cupid than Of shoss Ol
Jesus Christ.
Every seat 10 the building wss occupied,
the side rooos were filled, every si-le 90
packed. the Window we're fall and oss.
remained outside vsinly attempting 70 Oh
tain admission. and the nuuber Of pain Of
fright eyss. carried by young ladies. rome
eoft melting brown hue. some Of Laughing
black, some Q! CHEEKY blue, ell glsscins
merrily from under the prows Of nev
spring hats Indicated that . qualitative
analysis Of their thoughts would read
Parts Of love ninety mine and frsctios ; Of
religion, bot slight trace.
Rev Duncan resd - bis text, "Wises,
submit yourselves TO your husbssds." Il
the reading Of which . conplacens grin
walked out and sat down On the fseea al
the young men present, while some rueful
cousieasnces looned up on The part Of the
young LADIES'.
The p,stor talked from the above text
for half m hour, claiming that unle-s
wives obeyed their husbasds The family
would not be prospered, asd that. in fact.
there would be ~ true marriage without
such obedience.
"Whst" exclaimed the cIcrxymsn,
would you think Of women Who. after
marriage, would still desirs 10 retain her
maiden nsne!" She might - veil desire
that - to retain her will without obedience
to her husband after marriage. There il
20 proper marriage unless the vile ~erges
her name aud will into thst Of the hue
band. Lady, il yen cant do that, let him
alone, don't marry. I don't know hoW .
young men Of the present day talks to the
young lady he loves. When / courted l
said to the I.dy. aft you cant marry my
profession, my business - veil - me, d0n't
Say yes" Wee 10 the family, and especial.
y voc to the husband of that family Of
which The wife is continually ssying to her
husband, 81 wish you vers not . preacher
or . physician, or real estate agent, or
Whatever profession be il engaged in" Let
your interests and fselings b identical in
eli such things.
II 10 the duty Of the wife 10 try to 20 live
and to % sdorn herself % to please her hue.
band the same - before marriage. Ssd,
indeed, 10 the fortune of that family, the
vile Of which dues not take the sane care
in adoruing her hair and persoo after a
before marriage.
II 10 the duty Of The husband 70 love his
vile and defend her person and her good
name even to laying down his life for her.
All hosos which are the professions OF
the husband are equally honors belonging
TO the vile. All misfortunes suffered By
the husbsd should b borss partially BY
the wife.
No more pleasant spectacle could Be
,oasinsd that the Promiosace sod hono's
which we're ehovn 70 his vile By Mr.. Gar
Geld while and after being isssRsrated -
president Of the United States.
Many . wife has bsea Won BY bold. ear.
nest Cd .rt On the psrt Of . suitor. Tim,d-
ity i. love Affairs 10 ct discount.
Il n strange that men can ne The beauty
end happiness Of On earthly but not Of .
divine marriage, Of which Christ 10 The
bridegroom. He 10 worthy Of your aGsc-
lions. In come instances il nay have come
effect in bringing about . msrriaee to let .
women know that she By marriage Gomez
into possession Of home. By your mar.
riage With Christ you are given home 10
heaven. A ho0e that hss never been die.
xracsd, and which 10 eteraal. Be led, ny
hsasers b. the haads Of Christ and give your
hearts 70 hin.
An invit.t,o. on the psrtof the pastor TO
10 repsnssnt hearers 10 cone forward and
donate their hearts and live 70 Christ fol
loved, after which song Va suag and
everyday bsgan looking 1t the church CO.
trance. eagerly awaiting the victims for
the hyoeseal altar.
Eooa the wedding party estsred, ushered
in By NJ. J. N. Daily and Mr.. Porter.
following whom came Dr.. W. p. King,
dressed il fsulsIsss style. pushing . white
vest and tie, and seeming the inper.ona.
tioa Of feeling at home. o. his arm was
hin sssimsbls sife, arraysd Il. a. exquisite
costume. Next came Will Campbell, %
Shes fscs $40 blushes tby actual COUNT
he'd stuck sp tteir seots, bearing On bic
arm Mi~ Jane, ahsodso0e lady, wearing
. tssty toilet. Next came oss Of the
grooms expectsns, Mr.. Chs. Simmons,
clad j" cIergyoanS cloth. white gloves,
boquet and placid cosnsenssee. o. bis
arm vss HE lovely bride, Miss Ksss
Breeder. wearing - elegant toilet Of gray
elk. NJ. Frank KidvslI, another groom
iniendsnt. next appeared, tog.ed 10 rsGu.
lGt,on black cloth, white gloves, and .
dainty buttonhole boqust. Frantic eoun-
tesaoce wore that sort Of business like
look which indicated that the face owner
appreciated The TACT that there y some ~.