The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-14
fressaan's on Marriage.
no" DULUTH NAN PROMOTER u.r.,
M"Nf AMONG HIS EMPLOYERS

ohe man has been found VIII. =
ready tc answer the popular Question,
us marriage failure - in the n.n..
,ne' me proprietor of factory in
D"'"th' Mlnn., recently increased the
! wages Of all his married emn,or.. ...,
gave single men notice that tb.,
"o"'o not be wanted after the eml Of
the montl, unless they were n.,,;o.,
oy that time, in which event th.,.
"""'o ne retained at AL inerease.,
salary ''"'e"
II may le objected to this co,,s..
."'' 'ne ''"e given to the single men
10 q" their counting in was somewn.,
abore waited, but probably the pron,;.
'of Knew what he WAS about M.s.
hkely he had seen ind;e,tons :.
Excepting company and thouoht T.
.a>t us we'll t" hasten matters = l;tt,.
ne certainly simpliiied the matte, -.
popping the question, for the h.sI ~
i"i swain would be fortified with ..
argument which is inamorata would
nnd 1t hard to answer or d;sn...
women like to be- kind and char;t,h,.
anu I" shower blessings when thex
can. aud fora young man to toll ~.
lady love that his position and IN
crease o, wages absolutely depend
ed upon her saying yes to the maman.
'"s question would be almost sure to
''fetcli her :"
I'eciseiy what motive the emnlor
er had in issuing this e.l;c+ ;s
parent but there is ii great deal to
~. -. S'''" '"r II on general princinles
Inc proprietor OF IL mannfact,,;,
'ao.is'.'"ent of any kind buys the time
and labor Of his employees, lust ~ bs
Duys anything else which he ,s.s :,
MS business, and he naturally wants
tue worth OF his money. Now # r.,.
be set down as a rule that m.r,.;,1
men VIII" work for wages are more ant
I" come t" work on Monday morn;n.
with clear heads and steady n.rv.
ina" unmarried men, many of whom,
may belong to the United Or,ar oe
tue kazz'e-Dazzles. Like all ,n,os
this has its exceptions, but it is correct
asa general proposition, and # i
very likely that knowledge Of this
1act was at the bottom of the Dnlpth
manufacturers action.
1t may be, however, that he hos .
sentimental vein in his nature per
maps he is newly married man hin,
SELL anu wants all the world tn ha a.
happy as he is. He may have seen
'"e error OF his ways, and joined the
"'s "1 oenedlcts, and like all new
converts. is inspired with zeal for
prosecuting. 1t is said that uthe
"ho'e world loves a lover.1 and tho
converse of the proposition is measur-
aoiy true. that man in love looks
"po" the world with eyes of affection
an" through rose-colored spectacles.
III the absence Of any accurate infor-
nation OH the subject we prefer to
aaopt the sentimental rather than the
"itiIitarlan theory. and to believe that
our Duluth man was actuated by
charity for his fellow men and not hv
self-interest.
Mona CalrdFs query is on par with
many Of the puzzles which people
nave devised for centuries to yex
themselves with. 1t either answers
Itself or. is unanswe1able. accorilinr
10 circumstances. bnt the experience
OF society among civilized nations tend
very strongly to overthrow the posi-
ton which she has taken. If marri-
age is failure it is remarkable per-
petaation Of delusiou, but in any
event 1t is pleasant to find man
} whose views are 80 decided "A those
OF the Duluth manufacturer.-Sam
FsNMciscO.
Teacher-"The earth, yea know
is round, Johnnie" "No it ain,t. it,,
square, cause the Bible says co.
Teacher Nensense, Johnnie, th.
Bible says no suck thing" "Yee, i
does. Oar minister read yesterda,
= about the fonr cnrnars nf III 80