Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-23

ton wifh the II L1ais family, s1s-
ge.sei BY the reent sensation
there. "GATu ul0rAliEes little
Toward the last ~ his cps
tie he grows seniime ntal Ike
TOPPER over his CUPS He SAYS
lch rnen are sensitive about their
sons-gn-law and are either booking for
a per.on to marry the daughter who
can guard the property that has been
collected o. hoge 10 advance their own
sociAl stain. thrpgzh their children
( AID tina. there are objections INSIDE 20
one man becsuse he l. poor and sn-
other beaalse he h loo vulgar. nr ia
etheg wOrs- cannot tip the social bsssail
a. the proper notch
Can Is he thAs hi. teeth are on edge
and his venom IL cropping ouss II has
i,.en reported concerning the aforesaid
GATH that once upon time he sent
down the froni step. 81 y brown Stone
front. two steT@ az time and al be-
cause be presumed ips much On hi.
el2sssc.. which I'm reality were myth
He thinks such ;Fsags should not be
be>aass in the meantime the
yosng woman gross restless
uadsr her undergraduates aud
Il agi. like our mother EVE. 10 see hrr
way clear 10 man according AZ he
comes 10 sight. II docs not matter 10
the woman who heEs 7. may Dc the
riding master. the butcher OF broker
and mare likely the eoachman- Some
times Il il the music ts2chvror dancing
master, but very rarely the colossal
prevarieatgr Of q metropolitan journal
"when you have given a girl every
thing and noi given her husband
don't expect her to b. grateful" That
IS right, bus her ingratisude dDes not
IN nany instances outweigh her tender
! feelings which are never overcome 10y
awe.
"WeaIih is nos provocative Of tenn
peT4nce IN marriage. Many Of our
virtues we cannot avoid from an empty
pocket or frcm being well matched, =
/ continues this moralizer. A great for
tune takes mans eyes oil
+ his wife in many ways.
I RE does not give her the
attention he would II she were poorer.
She is exposed more than poor mans
wife because she has costly wardrobe
ard horses and carriage and goes
abroad. and her luxurious home i.
avoided by young women in search Of
husbands aud young men seeking
whom they may deyour, many
Of whom give attention to
the hostess herself while
the husband Is down town hay-
ing little game of high-boll.poker
with Isis father in-iaw's har,l-carued
money
He says there are undoubtedly
among our rich people some Of the
most happy marriages, and some Of
the most perfec; households, but temp
tstion comes In almost as ~oon rs care
has stepped aside 4 woman with
nothing TO do n aiwaysin danger: and
man with nothing TO do Is necessari-
/ Is Is seoanlrci. Institutions have been
made for the purpose Of keeping every
body employed, while in wild state
whore nobody is employed, there IS
neither property nor virtue. The late
CoMaopoRg NANpERBuT kept his
son WILLIAM ht work, and
he married early, aud his
wife brought forth while in
comparative Indulgence Il large group OF
daughters, who have made good mar
riages and are rather standards OF
welded proprlciy But ls,f different
was the case with the daughters in the
/ former generations, who were ne
elected by their father, married 10
spectators and men Of the world, who
found but little example, generally
speaking, ia that class Of husbands,
and some of them became very poor
examples To their own children. "A
a man sows, so shall he reap