Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-31

but let the SIN abide,
Nor nom my hope remove,
TIL Thou NY pstieut spirit guide
Into 10y perfect love,
GOLDEN THOUGHTS FOR EVERY DAY.
Monday--We cannot rekindie the
morning beams Of chiidhood, we eau.
not recall the noontide glories OF
youth; we cannot briug back the per
feet day Of maturity; we cannot fix
the evening rays of age in the shade y v
horizon; but We eau cherish thst god
ness which is the sweetness OF child.
hood, the Joy Of youth, the strength OF
maturity, the honor Ut old age, and
the bliss of saints. i Henry Giles.
Tuesday - The religious sentiment
teaching the immensely of every mo-
ment, the indifference of magnitude
the present IL AL the soul il God thi,
lesson is great and greatest. Yet this
also, has limits for humanity. On,
must not seek 10 dwell In ethereal co l.
temptation; so should the man decliD,
into monk, and stop short of his pos
slble enlargement. The intellect !,
cheerful.-R II. w. Emerson.
"Wednesday best part of healtl
Is fine disposition. 1t Is more essen
tiai tnan talent, even in the works oil
talent. Nothing will supply the wan
OF sunshine 10 peaches, aud 10 max,
Knowledge valuable you must hav,
the cueeriulness of wisdom. When
ever you are sincerely pleased you AT,
nourished The joy of the spirit in
dicates its strength. All health,
Things are sweet iempered.-IR. w
Euers N.
Thursday -Benevolcnce Ia not il
word aud III tongue, hut in deed an
~ tfuln. Ii Is Il business with men u
they are, and with human life a
ar, wn 10y the rough hand of exper
ence. 1t is "A duty which you mu,
perform nj the call of principle, thong
there oe no Voice of eloquence TO CIV
spl. ndor to your eXertions, and II
music of poetry to lead your wilIin
footsteps through the bowers ot el
cnantinent. Benevolence is not mer
ly feeling, but n principle; not
dream of rapture for the fancy To !
. dulge In, but n business for the haI
To .Xecute.- fnomas Chalmers.
. Friday
Oh yet we trust that somehow good
W III b. the iinal goal OF Ill,
1opabgs OF nature, SINS OF viii,
| Detects oil doubt aud tpints ~ blood.
That nothing walks with aimless feet,
That no one life shalt be destroyed,
Or cast AZ ruboish to the void
When God ma Ia made the pile complete
Allied Tennysen.
Saturday-lf man has not Il
Whole of himself with himself, l
ought To inquire into IL; for il is han
TO be man ana not TO have the ei
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peculiar charm about the man WI
lives wholly and heartily while /
lives. The uan himself has the fir
enjoyment of this charm. Heave
aud earth make one In mans Ill
when he has the consent of his whol
nature for what he Is, aud for what /
does John Putsford.
ChautauQua closed on the 18th II
most successful Of Its annual gathe
ings.
The organisi of Trinity church, Ne
York, gets 5000 Il year. Grace churc
pays its organist $500.
The Pacific Mail steamer sailin
from San Francisco Sept. Will carr,
thirteen missionaries Tor China.
The Rev. Thos. Harrison, the evan
peli-t, IL ut the Rockford TN CAM
meeting, which began Aug. ~.
The worlds conference of Ioun
Mems Christian associations was hel
in Berlin last ween. August 20 10 ~
Rev. DIR. II. NJ. Storrs of Orange, \
j., Is ~ give the next Lyman B-eche
course of lectures before the Yale ID
viniiy schOol.
w. Fl u. Murray, once pastor OF tn
Park Street Congregational church
Boston, is at present keeping AN eating
house in Montreal, Canada
1t Is said that Jews are never foun
In the lluuor business, Out OF G0.00
Hebrews in New Yolk city not on
so far AS known Ia the keeper of NJ
loon.
While there was last year abon
seven converts to each Of the preach
or. In the United States there wer
seventy CO.. verts to each OF the mis-
sionaries in Asia.
Father Hyacinihe, who lately re
turned 10 Paris from America, hn
sent In his resignation as pastor Of th
.liallican church, In Paris.
Mr.. Harvey Wakefield OF Colebrook
Mass, who died lately at the age
eiehty.tw0, and Is said not TO have al
tended church more than three time
In his life. left $1,000 each to the Bar
tist. Congregational, Methodist an
Roman Catholic churches.
America has an army of 223G mi'
rionsri.s in the field and spends owe
S., 600. OOJ annually in the work. i
collect and distribute this money u
qnires less than PER cent. oft Nuei
three cents out OF every dollar reach,
the mission field. II costs ~ 81
make heather convert.
A monument Is 10 he erected to til
late DIR. Mofrat the African missior
airy, In his native village OF Gunistoi
near TraDent, In East Lothian. Tn
obelisk. which il 10 he Of red grant
aud twenty feet In height, will be fu
nished with bronze relief Of th
features OF theeminent missionary.
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