Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
our MISSION AIRY WORK.
The Gazette as Medium for 'i'appo's"e"
Love aud Brokes Hearts.
The following letter has been re-

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Love and Brokcn Hearts.
The following letter has been re
ceived by the GAZETTE
| roRr WORTH. TIN, Jan. ~ lsS.
Near oa,s,te. We cannot stand silently
by ana are any moro OF our sexsu in'" 'n'
| dep his VI Humiliation as ne have oeen' os
the silent contempt OF certain members OF .ne
"wuuld-be h n diets" club. so calleuh VIZ,
each Of US, deeply impressed with the hnrr'eu
flight of time and the danger oil d"aS'
thought 10 take advantage OF the early golutn
morn and wn 10 the dew yet spark cd ON
hopes yoBpg buds, 10 offer our hc-r Ve' M
ing with dreams OF future bliss ana h'ndS 70
three ofthe mo prominent members, whl D
we did with due solemnity. Day ieng heheu
their weary, ANXIOUS hours to weeks, and sun
no an wer from the dear ones who had
pledged themselves to follow us ercn 10 me
altar At first we attributed their psinful
silence 10 boyish tmldity, or desire TO
wei h well the important question bef 're de-
Gliding hastil y but now, as we feel smple time
has been given and smarting under tho sting
OF ,heir contempt We openly tfor the benent
ofo hers declare them to nave been weighed
on the scales for ne "would'be benedicls
and found 4, plorsbly wanting; aud for fear
ether barks may strand on Loves br ght 'ea
and float ne, itt,c breaker, we feel the I'M
portsncc OF hoiSting the signal. Girls, don't
place your affections AT the option OF
Messrs 4. T. W W. y. or II. Wall menu
bers OF the " H. u.
IDA NAY, aged l. years.
IDA be y. aged 8 years.
NGLL1g W1LpkR, SgeI IL years.
The GAZETTE Is a missionary, one
nt its missions being the pr motion OF
matrinruny, and il Is now the recog-
uized organ at the leap-ytar p'ivil ges
M sight i 80 III, asant 10 the GAZETTE
rs two beats with single heart. by
this s,gu the world cpnquers and con
tiuues 10 revulve on It's axis; and it
pains Us severely to think that some Of
the clu recently orgnui2 d should
have % soon reuuuuced their VOWS.
II is the duty OF thesrX in general To
love all women, Irrespective of age or
color. Human intelligence cannot
estimate what We owe to woman. She
stws on our buttons; she nends our
clothes; she ropes US IN AT the church
fairs; she tells Us whatever she can
tiud out about the little private AFT ,irs
of the neighbors; she gives Us good adj
vic and plenty of it; she gives us a
piece of her mind, too, sometimes
sometimes all of ii; she suothes our
aching brow; in all the relations Of lie
II IL only Just Il say of her she j. a
brick. Wherever woman is placed,
she is an ornament to the position she
occupies ana a treasure 10 the world.
Let us look at the women of history.
As sweetheart she has
few equals and no superior;
~ cousin, she is convenient; Us
wealthy aunt with an incurable dis
temper, she is pr.ciou-; as young
blushing brides she has no equal among
mat kind Then We should cherish
her; we should protect he We should
give to her our sympathy, our support
Ourselves, If We can get chance.
The young men who have been re-
creant to their solemn pledge deserve
publication; they deserve condemna.
non; they deserve Ia be taken per
force and put for their natural lii.
under the control of mother-in-law !
The sentence is ready to be pro-
nounced. II they have anything 10
LAY Why the Judgment should not b.
spoken, let them now speak or Tor
ever hold their peace