Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29
fling cut OF theic windows and into the
back yards vsiueless



warded men, and tell them TO s1orn your
walls, no: urlY with that which shall
please the tss's, gu. enlarge the miro,
and improve She morals, and save tia
souls Of those who grze up2n them.
B7ooklTn and ell ether American cities,
need g-est galleries of srt, not only CpsD
sDnuA,'E for & few days on exiioilicH,
out which stand open all the year round,
ard from essly morning uGtil 10 O'Clock
st night, and free 70 ell who wouli come
snd 60
! VIVA! s preparation for the wear
snd te.r G the day i've min
ules' loci in the morning 1T some
plclare tina. will open door into some
larger realm than tbs. IL which cur popu
lb1ion daily drudge! Or Whist good
thicg the hall hour obartistic opportunity
on the wSy home il the evening from eX
hsustIon iast demands recupers'ion for
miad sad soul as well as body Who will
GO for Srn0kyn or The city where yea
live what " " Corcorsn did iCr WISH
! ing.oT, aud what sm told John Wdlus-
msker, OF she donation OF De Mupkscsy's
crest picture, "C1rist before Plsts," ie
going TO do fnr Pdlladelphis? Men OF
wealth, Il yuu ere too modest TO build AID
endow such 8 place during vour lifetime,
why mol go to your iron ssie hpd take out
your last will and testament, and nske 8
codlcil that shall build &c. the city OF Jour
| residence q throne for American az?
Take some Of that mouey that would
osnerwise spoil your children, aud build
az art gallery thst shsl ssso.iste your
name forever, not only with the grest
| D.sters OF painting who are gone, but
with the great masters VINO are trying to
live; and also win the
ADMIRATION AND LOVE
| Of tens Of thous Tds CT people, who, IN
able to have Inc pic,nres OF tneir owr,
would ba sdv.utaged your benefaction.
Butd your OWE monuments, SAD OtieHEe
it 20 tue vain Of others. Some OF tbs
! best people sIeenigg in Greenwood have
no monuments a. al, or some
! cTumbNpg Stones that ii i few yest6
will let the rain wash cut name an6 cpl
saph; while some men, whose death was
the sbatemsnL OF Z nulsAncs, have pie
C' polished Aberdeen high enough for Z
King, aud eu,uglum enough to elm 0arrAss
4 se:spa. Ga, m2n of issge wealth, in
stead Of leaving 70 the whtno OF others
| your monumental comm 9Lnora.ion and
epit.pniologS TO be looked at when peo-
| pie are going TO end fro a. the burial OF
others, build righg do#u in tne hesrs Of
our great ciry, or The city where You live,
au immense Tree reading room, or free
uusicai conservatory, or tree SIT
gallery, the inches for sculpture, and the
walls nbioom with he rise xpo fsll CT
nations, md lessons of courage for the
disbesrterso, and ress for to- weary sud
lie for tbs cead End $50 years from now
! you will be welding inf fence in this
world for good among those whose great
! grandfather WAS your great gfsnd-
child. How much better than
| White marble tnat cbi!ls
| you IL you puz your hand on II when you
touch j. ID tie cemetery would De q
monument in cOiors, Il beamiDg eyes, in
LIVING possession, IN eplendors which
under the chandelier would be glowing
/ anG Wsrm, aud looked at by strolling
groups WIN catalogue II hand Oh the
mary nig6 wAen the metropolis where
The BODY s!eep5 is I'll showed uoder. The
tower OF David w2s hing with 1000
dentec shields q battle; but you, oh man
CT wes!tD, NAV have & grandef tower
named after you, one that Shall be hung
not with lhe
SYMBOLS OF CARNAGE,
but-wii the victories OF lnas art which
WAS so long eg) Recognized in my text SO
"pIe as.nt pictures On, the power Of
plctur, g, l caonos derlde, ss some have
Done, Cardinal Mszirir, who, waen told
that he must die, took hls last walk
through the srt gallery Of his palsca, say
ing: "Mus. l quit Gil this? Look a.
Tltisr! Llok ef that Corregioi Look
&. lhat DEUCE Of Caracci! Farewell,
dear pictures" AS Inc day OF the L0rd
CT Hosts, according TO tails text, will
| scEusinlze the pictures, l implors all
parents TO see this: IN their households
they have neither in book or newspaper
or on cslvss anything !hss will deprsve
Pictures are no longer the exclusive pos-
session OF the stti 1ent. There is rot 8
respec Iable homo Ia these cities that has
not specimens Of Woodcus or steel en-
craving, II NOT Of painting, and your
waoie family will feel the moral uplitt-
Ing or depression. Have nothing Cn your
wall or in books that will tlmillerZ9 Inc
young With scenes Of cruelty OF wasssil /;
have oaly those sEe,ches made by artists
in elevated moods, aud none Of those
scenes that seem The product OF artistic
deLirium tTemens. P.Ctu:es are not only
: strong, bu. universal language. The
| human lsce IS divided into almost as
many languages as there are nations, GU
tbs pictures may speak to people Of ~
tongues. VOlspuk msny have hGcsd,
with li,tle reason, would become worlds
wide language, but the pictorial is slwe8
worldwide language, and printfEs
! types have no emphasis compared WITH Il
We say that children are fond OF pic
turee, bus notice any man when he taxes
up book, and you viii notice That the
first thing that Re looks at is the pictures.
Have Only those in your house tass ap-
peal to
| THE BETTER NATURE.
Ole engraving hss sometimes decided
sn eternal destiny. Under the title Of
me arts there have come here from
France q claes Of pictures which elabo-
rate argument has tiled to prove IRE
proachsole. They woul1 disgrace bsv.
room, and they need 10 be cou3scaEed
Your children will carry the pictures OF
ihe,r .fstber's house with them clear OF 10
the gtave, and, passing that msrble pilisr,
will take them through eternity.
Furthermore, let al reformers, s7d all
Sabbsth-fcho0l tesc1era. and all Christ
tan workers real,z3 taat il they would
be effective for good, they must make
pictures, If no: By chalk on blackboard,
or kinder .Carten designs, or by psncil on