Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-01

Van Amburgh menagerle, flied with
TIGERS ard wildcats, Eighty thousand d.
yorces In Paris Ia one year preceded the
worst revelation thst france ever saw. y
was only the frst course IN that banquoto Of
hell; and I tell son what you know a. well
| as 40. thai wrong notions on the suoiect
OF Christian marriage are the csuse to
day Of more moral outrage before God
and man than any other cause.
There arc some things that want to
bring 3eforc you who have bad homes set
7 up for a great many years and, then,
there are those here who have Just estab-
lIshed their home They have only been
/ In IL few months or a few years Then,
there are those who will, after whilcesei
90 for themselves home, and u Is right
that I should speak out upon these themes.
Ny first counsel 10 y0u =, have Jesus
ia your new home, u u ba q new nesac 4
and let Him wi.o was a guest 81 Bethany
Je IN your householdi let the
divine blessing drop upon your every
hope and plan and evacuation. Those
young people who begin with God end
VITA heaven. Have on your right band
The engagement ring Of the Divine Hffrc-
ton. II one Of ron be Christlan, let
that one take = bible and read a few
verses ~ the eyening-time, and then
knecl down aud commend yourselves %
Him who Watcheth over NIL
want % tell yOn that the destroying
angel passes hy without touching or enter
ing the door-pOst spIinkled with blood Of
the everlasting covenant Why is u that
Ia some families they nnver get along, aud
IN Others they always gel along wellg
haze watched such cases, aud have come
% a conclusion. IN The hrst instance,
nothing seemed 20 20 pleasantly, aud NJ
terra While came deyastatiO., domestic
disaster, or enlargement, Whyy They
started wrong. IN the other case, although
there we're hardships and trials and sofne
things that had to be explained, stu
things went on pleasant until the very
last. WhYg They started right,
hy advice so you Va your home il, 70
exercise % the very last possibility Of
your nature the iaw OF forbearance
Prayers In the houshOld viii not make up
for everything. Some OF the best people
In the world are the hardest 10
get along with. There are people
who stand up In prayer meetings and
pray Ike angels, who at home arc nncom-
promising aud cranky. You may not have
everything lust as you want 10. Some
times Il VIII DO the duty OF the husband
and sometimes VI the wife % Weld; bnt
both s and punctllionsly on your rights,
and you will have Waterloo with no
Blucher coming mp at nlghuall TO decide
the conflict.
Never DO ashamed 10 apologize when
you have done wrong In domestic affairs.
Let that be law OF your household. The
best thing | ever heard Of my grand
father, whom ! never saw, was this, that
once having unrighteousiy rebukod one Of
his children, he himself having lost his
patience, and, perhaps, having been mis-
Informed OF the child's doings, found out
bis mistake, ana In the evening Of the
same day gathered all his family together
aud said, "Nuw, ! have one explanation
10 make, aud one thing TO say Thomas,
this morning ! rebuked You very unfairly Z
ani very sorry for 10. rebnked you ia (
the presence Of the whole family, and /.
now ! ark your forgiveness ia their pres. /
ence." II must have taken some courage
y do that IL was right, was 1t notl /
Never be ashamed to apologize for domrs- (
nc inaccumcy, Find out the points, what
tre tho weak points, II | may call them
80, pi your companion, aud then stand 1
llVoi from them, DO not carry the fire (
u your temper 700 near the gunpowder. l
- WV WIZ W. tH0uA IkoAtHh tF flHuluCt 7
IN the household, let the husband be care (
Inl where he throws his slippers II the (
husband come home from the store with /
bis patience all exhausted, do not lot the /
wife unnecessarily cross his temper; but
both stand up for your rights, and Will /
promise the everlasting sound oi the war.
whoop. Your life will be spent In max I
lng up, and marriage will he to YOU an |
unmitlgated curse. Cowper snid
"Tho klndcst and the happlpst pair
VIII ilnd occasion to fOtbanr.
And something, every day they live,
10 pity and perhaps forgive"
advise, also, that you make your chief /
pleasure circle around about that home. I
10 IL unfortunate when IL Is otherwise. II /
Lhs husband spend the most OF his nights
away from home, of choice, and not Of .
necessity, he Is not the head OF the house
loldi he Is only the cashier. II the wife
throw tho cares of the household In the \
lap, and then spend five nights .
on the week az the opera or iheater,
She may clothg her children
with satins and laces and
ribbons that would coniound
4 French milllner, but they are orphans.
Oh, II ls sad when child has no one 10
say It's prayers To because mother has
gone of To the evening entertainment
In India they bring children and throw
them To the crocodlles, and 1t seems very
cruei but The Jaws OF New York and
Brooklyn dissipation are swallowing down
moro little children to-day than all the
that ever crawled upon the
banks of the Gangesl
have seen the sorrow OF goddess
mother on tho death OF n child she had
neglected. II was not SO much grief TINT
she ielt from the fact that the child was
lead az the fact that she had neglected il.
She said wi had only watched over
and cared for the child, know God
would not have taken IT," The tears
came noti IL was dry, hllstering tenn. \
lest--a scorching simeon OF the desert
When she wrung her hands Il seemed AZ
i she would twist her tngers from their
sockets when she seized her lair n
seemed rs II she had, In wild terror.
sfasped a coiling serpcnt with her right
land No tears Comrades ut the little
lne came in aud wopt over the coffin
leighhors came In, and the moment they
saw the still face OF the child the shower
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