Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

anu pray AN#NANNA NNNNNH
II 8. T.. THOMPSON.
IN BRIEF
"Thc Glad New Ycor." Today every
one mny welcome the "youns promise
hearer. today the world b. young again.
AZ Toe solemn midnight hour the old
year passed ont in silence, it has gone
90 join the yoars that are part Of
eternity The records Of past time be-
come eternal. they ARE also part Of the
living present for thoughts words, deeds
do not pnss away with the dying year,
they go TO make up life as long az life
exists upon the earth Tint thla o. true
admits mo- question, whit are the geu-
eratlons Of today, but outgrOwth of The
ones thar have preceded Language,
customs. hnlau of Thought all have their
root deep down In a buried past
lot uo one grove for the year that
s. gore. RATHER lot them this Sabbath
morning welcome the coming of the
new your with songs Of gladness aud hail
ST. birth Will joy a new year, which
f. the child OF Tho agcs That are gone
aud "sirc Of a more glorious bnc." May
"Ilnppy Now Year" be hutrd from ul
lips and be- the sweet echo of universal
happiness A hlppnci tha. riscl su.
pcrior to uufayOrnbe surroundings, and
which Inns lbs Origin ln n established
peace iu the soul proving tg gcnumeucss
by lives Of serenity and usefulness
Women Of the world, whit does The
phrase meanG ia a woman Of necessity
frivolous and uuthinlgng because she ~
familiar with aud gives proper regard TO
public opinion aud 90 social requlremcntsG
Tho distinction hetwe N a worldly womaa
aud woman of the world h cosny
nude, The one ~ fond Of pleasure,
lays much stress upon what The world
will say, and 10 ready TO sacrifice prn-
cplc 70 vanity. or for the sake Of VIM
ming praises In her narrow world The
other has noble aims IN life, she has
that Kind Of worldwislom which enables
her to judge rightly and to discern things
iu their true light despite the glamor of
falsty.
woman Of the world may be trusted,
as rule, she Is cool aud calculating,
she has the skin of diplomat without
his duplIcity. aud never reveals secrets
Of her own, nor Of another She probes
beneath the suriace aud therefore IA
not Quicl, TO condemn, for she has loarn-
cd chat There IS good In cycry one aud
that whlt seems ll.adyiscd action Ga
often the result Of pure motives, On the
other land worldly woman Is strictly
conventional. she loobs only at appear
nnces and IS controlled by what society
Rays. Her opinion OF mankind Is formed
from reading realistic novels. and her
views Of lie are gathered from It's
representation In The school Of sensation
al drama On the contrary woman
Of the world reads mon by the light Of
= profitable experience gathered from
everyday life aud from this she mouds
her opinions OF mon and their deeds.
lencc she is wise friend, safe coun-
seller and o lenlent judge She secs
more 20 praise than ~ censure and
chooses oxidation for others rather than
for herself
Old books, old friends and old sonqs
These are Of the few things that nge
does not dim, Who would Willingly
give up an old and tried fricndY Who
does mt love the songs that mother
sanei Among book-loyers, who A. there
that does uo, cavssingly take down nm
old 'oluue Of scmc fayorlte nnthorq The
pagcs may be yellow Will age, the leaves
tora and the binding shabby, but would
Sc I've exchanged for one gay With scnrlet
aud giit the work Of amy modernY
Scarcely upon the list OF old authors,
and yet oltga so accounted hy younq
readers Of later fiction, Is Thacberay.
How wen he know the worldg ana yet
how genial ami how kindly was heg ro
him the world was q hollow toy. but lac
had d childs pleasure Ia ia chickering's.
He ate 81 the fruit Of the trva Of kuowl.
edge but says 20 othols; EDO not taste
It. non loiterin the upasllke sheae seth
ont swcetcr fruits and beiter resting
places Dvar Old blackberry, nm fherc
Is 20 be forsiyeR ia you 10 the portrayal
BY Yen Of good women they are nh moi
always Of the "eoody. goody sortp a,
you seem 20 have believed.
void wood to hurnl old wine to drinb
Old friends to trust old books to readr
W. Q, T. u protests, Whom SOUL
Dakota became state law was en
acted making the granting Of a divorc,
legal after ninety days residence N m,
state The result was lhal peoplc from
me East Went theirs IA colonies. spe,t /.
summer there and retnrnod in ~ An
tupn free @ make fresh matlimonla
ventures, lhe scandal has crown 1,
great that d has lpany oroted puhll,
clamor ana the w. @. 4. q. has tal.e,
up the FIGHT
That such q law could be framed en.
approved % q disgrace Is III state an,
me'i's re btlerea otaela from N
rlshs'thinl.ing people i Is just cause ii