Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-15


 itor: otherwise, the wealth rolling in from the advertising department will be seized ul'In by the sheriff to heal the breast of tine wounded and offended reader.
 Here, however. Is n writer who can so express himself as to fuddle n jury and conceal any apparent malice or any other idea pre- or con. Will the gentle reader pardon me for introducing yer batim a description of a recent wedding in Asheville simply as an illustration of style? Many young writers study the language and style of Thackeray and Dickens in or,lcr to improve their own construction. Why not take the work of more modern writers also in order to squirt little fin de siecle into their writing:
 THE LOVELY MARRIAGE
 This lovely marriage of Mir. Mcdowell and lady Miss Maggie stockton was sOlemnized by many happy taccs and friends from the Pres bytcrfan Chup'h. A~hcvillc. -. C.. at n. of June itth inst lSai. by Rev. Mir. Campbell ras- tor. And among the thrnnS uf witnesses was Editor J. M. Fuller Of New York. and his friend Mir. \. RuhrrtS. Mir. F. is editor of The Monthly Glcancr. published in that city. and by special inquest he was asked to publish the wedding which was quite compliment tn the editor nOd doubt aS he was a rising young man in our midst. and from a birds, eye view. he gathers a few notes in which he sayskhe hap py couple united in holy wedlOCk. the knot well fastened. never tO bs' unfa>tencd between God and man as long as they live.
 The young couple were well matched and locked very fine. The groom somewhat taller and we'll NroInrtiuncd in his size. The wife rather slight. with medium height. prcttiIy dressed and in good taste for travel. nothing cauiy lrud. but a nice brown dress, hat. FStF from the back Vart Ot the church. as he was lttle late. but enough tO gather few notes for his IraPsr. The happy couple left for Washington on tEe o'clock train. where they will >pcnd their honey moon trip and dOubJlv>s Wal rvturR Ia AShcVl.!c, NhCrg they wil mako it their home Never have sCSn a time on tIc start says our editor. Ct new married couple that more real than a mar- rIasse life. and if could have but request should bc happy. and that h to have all mar TiaGcAh!e days cndsd right and live and moN'c an sNectly the day I took her.
 But thcro is one thing lacking and that is rcadiness in all its perfection that sucs tO make up n lovely marriage through life Main ly capital, EOol report. reputation and true women. Not for their money merely. but mine. For women should have their own and dn as they like. for man it is understood Is 10. keep life R-sOing as long as he lives. and give Ia their wives the surplus Man has an idea that all Is required Of them. for woman comfort is love and her moncy alone. Not
 
 friends. then money. \ gycnrrAl idea have not sxcn in notice Of WTitrFs of the As- that men may hold the rCins. but it tAkrs the woTn- to drive them This is so thcsc days, for were it not for tho realms of sncicty. and talk. and nOwtrs. VaFtics. or couTtship. or mar Fiagsc as have seen today. What would man dn without women. women without man Have not found either sex IOnesome without each others Suciety.
 Women ought never -o out alone al night. not even with numhcrIess Of women Man Is with his fellow man and has n drliCacy for wurnan's company. \ writer Of the times says. if comrrllcd to give up his daughter. rather bcstow her tO man wGIh0ut money soun- CT than money Without the man. And so would any other one. Yet editors says Cass. are different In the starting point of young couples of today. and yet it appears easy t0 say. ycs I'll take you for my own. not stop ping there. for things will come up In life of a married home that was last cxpected-
 First a home. next taxes, church. ideas. we and our ncigslltsnrs- We arc then rcAaiy to live Oh men and women. be careful and watch full. now have come bcforc the world for every minute counts to the end of time tn life. may be found ready to lay down and die May the blessings be upon all the newly mar Fied couple, rest on MT. and Mrs MCIoSel.
 Rest man. W. u- Hesion-
 Names of urshcr-r Mir. A. Rankin. F. smith, L. Alexander. J. Wagner.
 No brides mails
 The church was distinguished by friends and acquaintaners gf hrisIe and groom: s0nis un- known to the editor VI h0 saw It all.
 Wedding now.
 Wedding morn.