Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-12
1IsTH is A SUNRISE,
!, MAGE PICTURES THE re.
.s,1,es or FUTURE LIFE.
=. Co through Gods Threshlng ma
,,,,,.-rs. fruits Of Trials and TrIb-
u,tsn, are 10y and Peace

,r, June l1.--Rev. DR.. Talmago
II, subject for his sermon today
= nn.hlng Machine, the text being
-,s,,bxxyiii. "a. 2s, Dor the fltches are
A..,h,s with thrashing instrument,
4 cart wheel turned about upon
y --.,In. but the fitches are beaten out
,,.if and the oummin with rod.
4 sr, |, bruised because he will not
H. !. ,AfushIng it,"
Mn.r, three kinds OF seed mentioned
n ~, nmmin and corn. OF the last
II 4 tnow. But 1t may be we'll to state
III d, f,ches and the cummin were small
II. NJ the carraway or the chickpea.
81 ,h,.e grains or herbs were to be
"A they were thrown on the floor,
H 4, vorkuen would come around with
Nerd or fail and beat them until the
IA ,sala be separated, but when thecorn
Hsasthrshed that was thrown on the
ndthe men would 'fasten horses or
LA cart with iron dented wheels.
ak would be drawn around the
.Alug door, and so the work would be
N =. i,hed Different kinds of thrashing
IA ssnent products. THE fitches arc
!. a,,slei with thrashing instrument,
HIsta cart wheel turned about upon
Wennln. but the fitches ure beaten out
II ,vsa and the cummin with a rod.
y 4 atn Is bruised because he will not
4 slhrashing it.
w mat thought that the text presses
n af souls is that we all go through
n lid Of thrashing process Tie fact
va nay be deyoting your life to hon
Mod noble purposes will not win you
n sape Wherefore, the Christian
M,iyaiot, was In his dry derisively
~ Df. Cantwell." Thomas Babing-
ytauAy, the advocate of nil that was
No. before he became the most CON
ia,hsiorian OF his day, was carica-
one OF the quarterly reviews as
1aongue Macaulay." Norman Nc
issgeat friend Of the Scotch poor,
: hls.irlously maligned in all quar-
= hlongh on the day when he was cur
~ Mnioh bis burial a workman stood and
sEihe funeral procession and said,
shi done nothing for anybody more
k.S done for me, he should shine
NJ siN forever and ever" All the
IDS Of London had their fling at
= fslsy, the father Of Methodism.
Mnanen could not escape the malign-
lgW iesNord, neither can you expect to
Adihe sharp, keen stroke Of the trib.
Alwho will live godly in Christ
aust suffer persecution. Besides
,ls. N ae the sicknesses, and the bank
aud the irritNtions, and the disap-
a1e which are ever putting cup OF
Y Hfpar lip Those wrinkles on your
W nhspglyphies which, II deciphcred,
vie out thrilling story OF trou-
!. hloctstep of the rabbit is seen the
.ssing on the snow, and on the
Anofthe aged are the footprints
zstsre swift trouble alighted
Clouds WITH SUNSHINE.
ri ,iad the joys and hilarities OF life
VII Aometimes break in. As when
IN sTere assembled in the Charles
iaier during the Revolutionary
HI while they were witnessing a
- ne audience was in great gratu.
lTVW guns Of an advancing army were
lllW Z. 'ts audience broke up in wild
nn for their lives, so Outlines
~ lt'e seated amid the Joys and fes-
Nnh world you bear the cannon.
M great disaster All the fitches,
n enmln, and the corn must come
1''hfashlng tloOrand be pounded.
iel IN the first place, teaches us
~ 9npliment to us II we escape
1llSW HE litches and the cummin on
wi 4'lig floor might look over TO the
IS -g,her thrashing floor and say;
aA1 poor, miserable, bruised
'rcpU sns'e only been little pounded,
sMpeen almost DESTROYED" Well,
~ III nRhad lips, would answer and
iou know the reason you hnvo
Asuneh pounded as hAvei It's
~ ,ssafe not OF so much worth as
~ - were you would be ns severely
-.ssa N ' ~, men who suppose they are
M'orltes simply because their
IN w, and their bank account Is
'aefe are no funerals In the
oe because they are fitches
NAlle down ut the end of the
w widow may be the Lords
10y n out little pounded because
/ hs'le worth, and she bruised
e. X 4 ha l.. . A. 4. =
ny, m ny 'nrashiug machine is &c
ssi' 'slue Of the grain. If you
w d I'm 'auen thrashed in life, per
~ suos much to thrash II you
y 4 IA ~ much shaken OF trouble. per.
d n ~ 'u, 81, there is going to be very
~ a "uen there are plenty OF
W M,l,,, gstherers 20 out with
V Y p,ss oat when the drought has
lsl U,t1l5su tile fruit then a quart
al. 49,, 49, a. we'll. II took the ven
' ..,ra n srauFs hand, and the pound
ts.llli Z y, Y. s'ohes until be was taken
lirA ~ hs lamming against him
= xd. SUD the Ephesian vocifer-
pr u,uhed ankles of the pain
ne ~, see laundering Of the Alex.
Il #. a,Aip, and the be6e..di ttv stroke ti,J
Y II ~ ~ sheriff TO bring Paul to his
~ Y Because Robert Moffat and
4 A. other p sSsIer ,SS, 1 ,Sey
Scoa was because they were
49, wanted 10 uaka ,ha,., -.
~ cos.1,, Of the thrashing you
t.SrTRs OUR TRIALS
3 nal. to what Ss t @s c SOl b pro
Us as titches, The rod for the
.i y hon wheel for the 'V corn ,r'
ri,e' But Won ,I S,d bso sI y
y a. you could i lP Ssay you {. II ya me
NM q sSa swooned 'I but You cot Us
Z. ~. nor from your ,our lungs rv SSs
The perpiesities 81 u y our