Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-23
doc. COME ~ n tRc gcncral rising No YIN

and vc.yaw ionces, M good men are
glad that the neral nuisance has been ne.
moVod. The Wall street spectators are
glad because there is moro room for them.
selves. The hcirs are glad because they
get possession OF the lupg.dolaycd lnhcr.
lance, Dropping livery feather of all bis
plumcs, every certificate Of al his stock,
every hOnd az an his investments, every
dollar ot all his fortune, ho departs,
aud MI the rolling of dead march
In saul, and all the pagcautry oi
his interment, and all the oXQuisitcncss
of SarcophaguS, and all the extravaganza
Of cpltaphology cannot hide the fact that
my text has como again go tremendous
"Men shall clap their hands
AT him and shall hiss him out of the
place.
You see the clapping comes before The
hiss, The world cheers before It damns
So Il Is said, the deadly asp tiokos before
II stings. Going ur, Is hcy Hurrah
Stand back and let his galloplng horses
dash by, whirlwlnd OF plated harness
and tmkllng headgcar and arched nook
Drink deep of his Madeira aud cognac
Boast of how we'll YOU know him. Al
bats on as he passes. BaSk Tor DAYS aud
wears In the sunlight of his prosperity,
Going down, Is hcy Pretend 90 DE near.
sighted, SO that YOU cannot seq him as DC
walks past When men ask you II YOU
know him, halt and hesitate, as though
YOU were trying 10 call up din memory,
and say, "Well, y-rC-S5 yes, | believe
do know him, hut have not seen him for u
long while,N ross q different ferry from
the one whore you used 60 meet hlm, lest
he ask for financial help, When you
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"a, the bank, Talk down his credit now
that his fortunes are collapsing lie put
LIS name on two of Vour notes; tull him
that you have changed your mind about
such things and that YOU never indorsc.
After while his matters come to a dead
halt, and an assignment or suspension or
shcriif's sale takes place You say; Gle
ought to have stopped sooner Just as
expected.
III MADE roo me- \ SRI ASH
in the world. Glad The balloon has
burst" lla-ha! Applause when he went up,
Sib!lant dcrsiou when he came down,
"Nlen shall elan their hand, 40 him and hiss
him out of his place. so high M amid
the crags the eagle 1utters dust
into the eyes oi the ruobuck and then
With eyes blinded " goes utmhlmg over
the prccipicc, Tie great ootlcrs crushing
ON the rocks
Now compare some ui these gongs ont
OF life with the departure ut mon aud
women who IN the drama of lie took thc
part that God assigned them, aud then
went away honorcd OF men and appMudcd
OF the Lord Almighty,
II Is about iiity years ago that IN q CONE
paIutively small apartment of the city q
newly married pair sct Up n home, The
first guest that was invited M that rCsi-
dcnCU was the Lord Jesus Christ, and the
bible given the bride on the day ni her
cspouscls was the guide ot that
hounuhuld. Oays of sunshine were fol-
lowed by days vi shadow Did you ever
| know home that for llfiy years had no
vCissitudey The young woman who left
her fathers house for her young hus-
/ band's home started with a parental ben-
1 ediCtion and good advice
SUE WILL NENER FORGET.
| Her mother said 10 her the day before the
marriages "Nuw, my child You are go-
/ ing away from us. OF course as long az
your father aud live you viii feel that
| YOU can come TO rs az any time, But
your home will be elsewhere. From long
| experience | Ind II best To serve God, IL
| is very bright with you now, my child,
and YOU may think you can get along
without religion but the day viii come
when You win want God, aud my advice II
to establish family altar, aud, u need
be, conduct the worship yourself " The
counsel was taken aud that young wife
consecratcd every room IN the house TO
! God,
Years passed on aud there were In that
home hilarities, but they were good and
healthiul, and sorrows but they were
ComiOrtcd. Maryinpes as bright as or
angc blossoms could make them and
1 burials In which an hearts were riycn.
They have mmily lot in the cemetery,
[ but all tho place IL Illuminated with
/ stories of resurrection and re-
/ union, The children OF the house
| hold that lived have grown
| up, aud they are all Christians, the father
aud mother leading the way aud the chill
/ dron followed. What care the mother
/ took OF wardrobe and education and char
actcr aud manners How hard she some
/ times worked! when the head of the
! household was unfortunate In business
she sewed until her fingers were numb
and bleeding at the tips. Aud what close
calculation of economies, and what huge
nuity ~ reiittng the garments OF The
.
/ God kept account Of thut mothers side.
! aches and headaches and hcarlaches, and
/ The twnulous prayers by The side of the
/ sick child's cradle ind by the couch ol
! this one fully grown. The nciEhbors
! often noticed how tired she looked, and
/ old acquaintances hardly knew her In the
| street, hut without compliant she waited
and toilod and endured and accomplished
ALI rnEsE 1EARs.
The children are ont In the world, an
/ honor 70 themselves aud their parents
4 After a while the mothers last sickness
comes. Children and grandchildren, sum
inODcd from afar, come softly into tho
room one by one, for she Is too weak "a
sce more than one NJ time She rune
her diving fingers lovingly through thcii
hair and tells them not to cry that she i
going nov, bur they will oil meet again IN
d little while In a better world, and then
I kisses them goodbye. and "GOd bless and
] Lnnn Vpu nv d,ur child ~ The day al