Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22

IL this county were to mske Of the types
again: We sail secure the secu,1i
press IS = m3gbrise reinforcement Of 70
hGlon snc the pulpit by making cur re
| uglous Dt.GTaUce5 mare Interesting .rf
! spfHGa, had 'htn she press will reprD.
dnce them. On the W9y 20 church sem
h.1en yeSrs a2o, . i1urnaItss sid tsiua
! INST Ha5 Sept NE ever since tbinki9e
| Are Tou going to give Us any pCi1ts -.
| ca p "Wlet 10 yC4 n5au?n | gsknd
! ne sei1: ~ re1n by tina. anything .a4:
| VIII De str'kl0g enough 10 be remem.
oeEed " Tasn ss!d to 1nysa.!: Was
righ, haVe We il cur pu.pits AMI Su1dsy
scaocI3 TO t2Ee the time cf pee
pie Il We have nUth!6g &c
81 th&E is memorable? David di1
rot nave any d fl nifty in renem berinc
NS'hlu'5 tn-u=i: Thou at the nan"
nor Sex in remembering PaQl's p2iu.
oioak u.ie ance On righteousness, ts.1
her@nce end j iGment 10 CONF; rOr t..
E2S!'s1 Kl2e shy q tfi2uliy IL remember
'ng Th2s The court pIetcleF sid, when,
ourt1g the sermon GgEinss SIN, the
pre.cner
THREW his HANDKERCHIgF
into the X rs pew 10 indicate whom he
meNnt. The tendency Ct criticism in the
theological semiuG;ies is 10 file Of f~op.
our young meg 81 .he sharp poiaT5 and
make them Too smooth Tor any < nd Ct
execution. Whst We want, sll of us, Il
more point, less humdruu. If we say
ne right thing in the rigat wsY thu press
vii BE- glad 70 echo AID re echo it. Sab
hsth scpool teachers, retcrnnre, y uuc
men and old Nan in the ministry, what
we sll Want Il we are TO make the prinC
ing press ST. eiY in Christian Wuik is
that which the reporter spoken Of sug-
gesteG-points, snarp pOirLs, memorable
points. Bat Il the tding be dead WAeu
uttered By living voice, il will DC hua-
dr6d foid more dead when i; is laid cut
in cold t9pe.
Now, as you ell have something TO do
with the newspaper press, either IN issu-
ing pspsr or in reading it, either as pro |
ducers or patrons, either as sellers OF |
purchasers OF the printed sheet, propose
on tbis Sabbsth rlorniDg, June IL 1888, a !
treaty to be signed between the church |
.nd the printing press, s tres!y to be rsti-
lied nY millions of GOOD people if we
rightly fashion it, a treaty promising thst
we Will help each other in our work Of
trying to tllumine snd ielicitate the world,
we by voice, you by pen, we by speaking
only that which Is worth printing, you b.
printing only that which is fit to speak
You help US sud We will help you. Side
y side De these two potent agencies IN
II the Judgment day, when we must both
De sclULl,z ID for our work, bealthful or
'!sS lug. The Two worst of men In that
lay Will be the minister Of religion and
be editor if they wasted their opportu-
lily. Both Of US sre engineer OF Iopg
xp=es3 trims CT Influence, and we will
III them into depot Of light or tumble
hem eff the embellishments. |,
What 5 useful life and what glorious
spEriute wss t5at Of the most famous Of
il American printers, Bel jzmin Franklin,
7bom ificels il the penury OF
heir resources have ofter ftaudulentlY
LalEed for their OWE, bu. the printer
'ho moved that the Philadelphia conven-
ion pc opened with prayer, the resolu-
ion lost because 8 msj )rity though :
aver unnecessary, and wlo Wrc te at the
ne he was
YICIoUsLY ATTACKED:
Ny rule IL 10 g straight forward in
oiGg Whist appears to me to be right,
,avins the consequences to Providence"
nd WHO Wrote this quaint epitaph show
IL his hope OF resurrection, an epitsph
ist ou1dreds CT times read while living
/ PliIadelphia:
The Body
Of
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Printer
(like the yer Of AN old book, ~
Its Contents torn out $780,
And stript Of It's lettering and gl!d{asl
Lies here food for worms. NJ. TX
Yet the work it.ef shall rot be losN
Tor Il Will (as he uelteved) appea. once mf,re
In Il new EAsPf :
And more beautiful edition, 49,
Corrected an amended M%
BY AfN
The Author. 90
That Providence Intends the profas US