Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
A., MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 25, 1886.

altar, turning out tc be the iron link Of
chain OF domestic seIvtudc What farce
| il is for a man who cannot support himself
and NOT worth cent in the world, 10 take
ring which ne purchased by money stolen
from his grandmother cupboard and ppt
it on the finger OF the bride, saying:
With this ring thee wed and with all my
worldly goods | thee endow."
IT IS AMAZING
/ TO see how some women will marry men
knowing nothing about them. No mer-
chant or mechanics would sell huG.
dred dollars worth Of goods on credit, with
out knowing whether the customer was
worthy Of being trusted. No man or wo.
man would buy house with encum.
brances Of mortgages and liens and judg.
ments against it uncancelled, and yet
there is not an hour OF the day or night
for the last ten years. there have not been
women bY hGsy marriage sntrus:ing
their earthly happiness 10 men about
whose honesty they know nothing, or who
are encountered with liens and judgments
and first mortgages aud second mortgages
o. and third mortgages Of evil habits. No
wonder that in such circumstances par
ents in copjHgs,ing the verb i'll question.
pass from the subjunctive mOod TO the in
dicative and from the indicative to the
! imperative Ia nearly all the cases OF es
capade that you will hear oi the rest ui your
lives there will be a headong leap over
the barrler4 Of parental colnmou.sen and
! torelhought. Stolen waters ere sweet,
and bread eaten in secret is pleasant. But
he knoweth not that the jead are there.
We also deplore these fraudulent tspOI-
sails aud this sneakiug exchange ot single
life for married life, because
IT Is DECEPTION,
aud that is corrctiOg and Gamuing vice
Iou must deceive yJur kindred, YOU must
deceive society, you must deceive al b.;
God, art Him you CauEot deceive. De-
crp'icu does rot il he others 20 much as
it iniGres oursalg,s Marriage il too i'm
portaut crisis in ones HE 10 be q. cidyd
Dy sieighr Of hand or so!t OF ,ggirry
which says: "pie.lI change! Now you
see her aGl nov you don't Better wGl
Tor yrsr5 ioy circumstances to improve.
Tine may remor, hlI oHsinc'ce. Tie eau
didatg for merital preferences m.y chang
his habi.s, or Ge' mo some Trade or
business th"J viii support home or The
iLrNorabla father and mJ.hrr mn2 be pro
mored to Celestial cio1-n.hip Il the
righ, time have th' day appointed S'.ud
.r the end Of the'h:sl rooa iH the hous"
viii joiEed hands and minister ct religion
a.!ycs you to challenge the word that III
thy know q any reason why ih'se i%c
oersous shall rot be united, they State it
nog or forever hold their pace, aTd then
/ start on. with the goJd wishes "t all the
u,i i,Loors aud the halo Of the Divine sane.
ZION. When. You can 20 UnL Of hHrboG =,
noon with all l!.gs fying, do No, try TO EUu
. blockade al midnight.
. la yep Of all ibis / charge you 10
nUs,K rr CLAyDESgIE" RRgsrONDENoE
II you are engaged in il, and have no more
ciauicsline meetings either n he ferry, or
On the street, or a. the house Oi mutual
trieuis, or at the corner Of the woods
Do not have letters come for
YOU to tie postCtljc9 under as
.u,nrd uddrcss. Have 10 correspondence
lha! makes you uneasy least some one by
mistake open your letters. Do not en-
ploy terms OF eudearment ut the beginning
aud close ot letters unless yna have y
! rit!, - G32 '&"m. That yOGn;r lady Is on
. the edge of danger who darea not allow her
mother TO see her letters.
II you have sansi5!e parents take them
I iat0 Your cJnli4euca in all the lri'.irs OF
. tie hear, They will give you more Iood
advice in one hour than you car gH. from
all The world beside, in i've yr4rs They
have !oilcG Tor yCu 70 loug and prayed ior
YOU 80 much, they have your best Interests
/ at heart. At the same time let parents 10
view their opposition to a proposed marital
alliance, and see if their opposition II
founded on q genuine wish for the chiIis
welfare or on come whim or notion or pre-.
/ iudice or selishness f,ht;ng ra'ual lGw
and tsyin. to make Niagara run up stream.
/ Mr.. Pitt, the Prime Minister OF England, WAC
( always saying wise things. Gne day Sir
| Walter Farquhar called OIL him in great
perturbation. Mr. Pitt inquired what Vas
. the matter, and Sir Walter to!l nina that
/ his daughter was about 10 be married TO
one not worthy Of her rank. Mr.. Pitt said:
rs the young man Of resp able family
Yes is be respectable in himseliI
Yes Has he en- estimablA cLlaracter?'
Yes. "Why then, nv deAr Sir Waiter
make no opposition. Tie advice vas
taLcl sn1 tapEy married lie en:usi
4 Let IainsteFG and officers OF the law de-
cline officiating at clandes,ne marriagea
When they are asked to date IL marriage
/ certificate back as we Gil are 6sRed l9t
I them peremp;orily decline g s.y ,na, the
ceremony was j. ov5mDe instead Of Jan.
uGry, Or acrliEe to leave the date blank lest
otner. I'LL out the record enormously.
| LET \ LAW BE- PASSED
/ in hll our S'l.eg. al il hao already been
, il aoue ot tie &tsteg making q ii.nGae
from officers af tao law Necessary be.
fore We can unite couples
and then make it necessary 10
publish beforehand in the newspapers, as
I It used to be pab!shei in the ;ec ..n4
land churc'e 60, 20 thai il tLere az lawful
or actI1n It .,.sy be presented, not swing
ing the bloy on the rocks after the ship
has struck and gone to pieces And here
it might be well for me 10 take all be 20.
nance out of Gr "scc G-t,. VI gTG;trg
l.c-sn .ines OF hilbert Pollock, the great
Scotch poet, where he describes
THE CRA2IE" VICTIM