The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-09-23

latton viii be persuaded that tbero ,,,',,
Prohably be no escape from II event
through the door Of the sepulchrr
hen they will pause ON the yergr NJ
llnl relation until they are fully sotis-
'l'a mat II is best and that II Is rigbt
ana that II is happicst. then we sbnII
nave no more marriages In fun. then
men ana women will not enter The re-
latlon with the idea II is only fl trioI
trlp' and if they do not like II tbev cpn
get out at the first landing. then this
whole question will be taken ont If tho
frivolous into the tremendous. and
mere will be no more joking about tbc
blossoms in a brides hair than about
TIE cypress on coffin.
What we want is that the congress NJ
me niled States move for the changing
OF the national constitution so that n
law can be passed which shall he uni
form all over the country and what
snail he right in one state shall he rinbt
III an the states, and what is wrong in
one state viii be wrong in all the statcs
How is II now2 II a party in the mar
riage relation gets dissatisfied # isopIr
necessary to move to another et,t, T.,
achieve liberation from the domestic
tie, and divorce is effected so easily that
the first one party knows Of il is b,.sco.
ing it in the newspaper thar Rev. DR..
Somebody a few DAYS or weeks oftr,-
ward introduced into a new MARRIAGE
relation member of the household who
Went off ON pleasure excursion IN
Newport or on business excursion f.,
Chicago Married at a brides house.
no cards. There are states of tbe union
which practically put a prenfum nnor
the disiutcgration of the marriaoe rrIa-
ton, while there are other states like
the state of New York. which has tbe
preemiuent idiocv of MAKING MARRIAGE
lawful at - and IA wears Of are
The congress of the United stotes
needs to move for a chance If tbo',,-
tionaI constitution and tbo, r.. on,,of,,+
a commfttep-n made mn of .iroin ,ro,,
tIpmep but of mon of r,r,frfos ,r,J ~,
ramiIes in Waebirrtor- ,,.bo ehoI1 ,..
parn. a rood borast ,.i,1,,,,,,. -
bensiye uniform 1o,, lint ,,.ill ,a,,4,ai
from Sordg HI. - a.
Golden Gate That yin r,,t a., a,,a -,
brol,eraoa. II, ,,orriora r1,ot,,.;r1, ,,,,i
diyorce LAWYERS into q lo,,o,,+ l,,,.i,,ara
That will set naonIa. ooit,tod ro,. ,,,o.,,.,,
,rars ON fine c1aetio,, ofI, H.. Iii
get AWAY from each otba, r.. ,,lor,iro.
how tbav. pan odiuet +bor,,sol,.a. 20 ~
more or essunfayorah1o cfronrstornas
More difTfcuIt divorce win mt nros.
tonpeI toa gre,t ton ,,,,or ,,,a.,.,;,,,o'..
y financial spac,Iat;o,, ,rhoro .o,.,, ,,,,,,
who oo into the relation inst &c tbo,. on
into Wan street ia nnrcbose sbores
The female ta he invited into the mart
nerebin of yodlocI, is ,,tte,I,. pnottroo-
five and in dfynosition s,,,,nrossod
yesuvirs Fverthod,, l,rousi il hn+ tbis
candidate for matrimonial
orders tbrouob the conr,orciaI aranc,,
mr. tbrouob the county records finds ont
how much estate is TO he inherited
and he calculates if. He thinks ont how
-, y, i'o ,,
WIN p' oei"le lll' oIu IN" WIN
ne ''iu whether ne can s''''" t"e re-
',.'IiH ,,.'.'el III ~ ne o4's u'e' anu
IF | cannot stand if. then tbrougb the
Iiyorce law will bacl, ont That Droc-
I.a Glor Ia" III paeH ou,' ma, i,'oo-
= - o'nS o.' al we 'i','e' anu '''i Gu
e. w ''l", io" "I'ilo"t any l"oI"'
linz pc "''"ou. any siis'',o''' anu II
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non as an lIIhs tnat was tIahSac'eu
g 'e' '''I III I I''oi, l leln', o,'' d ,''
'e'''"'' anu i1'''>'' y" anna Wv sup
pose d man unuerstopo' as NE ous'! .I 10 .
'Hotts'"Hu' 'na' Il ne go w. ,li'o wa"
e'a.'o'' 'lie'e - NO l'o,Sl21,,S VI II
Eebuug Out VI no lIooduHl'N' ne