Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-06-18
THE CITIZEN.
Provsrbial Matrimony

Marrying is easy, but housekeeping Is
hard.
Cupid is blind to everything save pin
money.
Many a good hanging prevented bad !
marriage.
As your wedding ring wears, you'll |
wear off your cares.
Marriages are not as they are made but
as they turn out.
One marriage is never celebrated but
another gIows out OF it.
If marriages were made in heaven you
had but few friends there.
The day upon which you marry you
either make or mar yourself.
Domestic happiness, the only bliss OF
paradise that has survived the fall.
If you would have nuptial union last,
let virtue be the bond that ties it fast.
Husbands and wives talk of the cares
of natrimony. and bachelors and spin
sters bear them.
There is more of good nature than OF
good sense at the bottom of many mar
riages.
He has tied a knot with his tongue
that he cannot unite with all his teeth.
Marriage is the best state for man in
general; and every man is worse man
in proportion as he is unfit for the mar
riage state.
There are many who marry from utter
indigence of thought, captivated by the
playfulness of youth, as if kitten were
never to be cat.
Thenistocles, being asked whether he
would rather marry his daughter to an
INDECENT man of merit, or to a worthless
man of estate, replied that he would pre-
fer man without an estate, to an estate
without a man.
Marriage is the strictes tie of perpetual
friendship, and there can be no friend
ship without confidence, and no conf
dence without integrity, and he must ex-
cept to be wretched, who pays to beauty,
riches, or politeness that regard which
only virtue and piety can claim.
That tired feeling indicates declining
health. Overcome it by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
They were seated in the parlor, con-
versing on the uncertainty of life. She:
"The future is a vast, unfathomable
mystery to us, isn't it?'
He: "Yes; all we know is that We have
to 60 some time"
Voice from the library:
at would suit the convenience of this
household if you'd make ita little sooner
than that
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1t was 1880 PM, and the clock
marked the half-hour with a sharp bang.
The young man looked around hastily, |
the girl wearily.
"Oh," lie said, with a short laugh, "It
almost startled me-
81 beg your pardon" said the girl.
cit almost startled Inc" he repeated, |
politely.
"Oh, excuse me-" she apologized, 81
thougout you said it almost started you. u
He got out during the next ten minutes. |
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For any one to know
Who saw him sitting there with her,
That he was badly so.
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1876 Cl,mdr Brdndg
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