Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
SUBSTANCES.
u,s It's Cause and Every
bsuse Its Effect.
,la circumstances, but Dir
.nosy Must Rule Man.

nan cannot rise superior TO
ments, or at least mold
u small degree, then he is
Lille being, and anything
oral agent. he is neither
i TO God nor man for his
;sdeeds. No man can be
sible for his acts if God has
q helpless waif on the
au Of life TO be playfully or
"a at will by the merci-
Of circumstance. In that |
but a mere puppet, and
king the noblest work of
Enable of surmounting all
his ascending march, by a
nce to the divine laws, he
10 us az q poor weakling
suceeed in his best endeav-
,hing unexpected did not
revent his calculations be-
4.
OF adapting himself 10 his
vs and rising superior to
ia but 81 rudderless ship,
void the grinding, DEATH
,errs and rocks of circum-
i destined TO an igno-
ling down in the murky
bsCurity.
broadly asserts that every
rcumstance, and therefore,
Is at times rise superior,
in the very act
lance which causes
thus rise. Upon
| hold that If everything
lsker Of all to the most
ation Is TO be thus desig-
even then man ia the most
numstancep-if he may be
hat was ever created.
being superior TO ones en-
Int phiiosophically max
iofou surroundings, and
obsdiently doing the best
q the means ut hand, and
an eye TO the main chance
he means? There are not
ose who do not eeem "a
they have overcome any
living without an adequate
Of their own power
N TO think thai
ban cannot keep cir
from coming up, he Il
There are continually arts
hugs over whose origin W,
luol; but while we do caus'
/, it is not 20 much with tn,
we have to deal as with th,
hey appear TO us. The caus'
bite remote and the eflec
us. Ii something uneX
pens-and IL 10 a common
1t is always the unexpected
sppen-msn can assert hi
eIing in such "a way as f
the momentum of the oC
81 it ba for his best good o
Is power to neutraiize an
the effect If IL Il
highest interests. We an
Hess to control these Gil
which are the result of 10
I II violation of some of III
laws, but they are the yer
h of which our lives al
ey are the stepping-ston'
nuBds which enable us [
Z isy your plans most sdmir
snic or woods party, HI
Hevent the rain comm
Z sirents, just to spoil Il
ne days delights, thong
llill the worst Is over, an,
q sheltered spot in u
2, perhaps, a better tin
lsted, even if none of Il
ane awTy. If the plaI
tahrely thwarted by cl
over which you have I
20 rise superior by cor
baking the best of it. Y,
fOr until you unreasonin
edge yourself overpowere
ask what power has
title street waif 10 owe
circumstances which co
Q a life of ignorance al
\, The question ia about
I cred as if someone shou
! over would an infant ha'
: the circumstances whit
placed IL on a railwi
ht power was in II TO pl
u oally destruction when d
= locomotive dashed up'
: as rational in this come
2 clher.
buren, Denslow, an en-
llstof this city, says:
ing lives on the single b
ndition that by first ada
{ or plan of life 10 its en-
I'll shall obtain the nutriti
which will enable II
u ilronment in some Ami
US mode or plan of Ii
ert In lower orders Of II
q which. by first absorbil
q IN their way, are enRbl
> a species OF anteni@
motion keeps up a perp
" ot the surrounding v
- the mouth of the a
e gives 1t a limited co
= = environment. So far
environment 1t is ~ 4
- viii. So far as its
. eontrolB il, it Is as firm
Is lAle. The newspaper,
nat which the public
obtains a power TO m'
ate. 1t reigns on con
q y,e.eys. 1t conquers on @
!. 'stoops TO conquer.
power TO exercise talent
aihAting it's talent to
me sage OF Concord, "a
~ must be so much, that