Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-13
BAPTIST REVIVAL.
Interest in the Protrac,ed
Meeting Continues.
a POPULAR PREACHER,
U'' Wharton Tells the Young Ladies How
to live-An fIoquen, Discourse.
IN inc Evening He Beseechss the Peupls IA
Flee From The Wrath to coms-Hs
Earnest Appeals for Higher
ldsals-yep Touch
ing Sermon.

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cs,E ,iia,. 1ouncement that he
"Os -, Ws, &c corning services YES.
terday " W rse for young ladies'
uFe" iargeN- 4 to the church. There
We're very few men present and the
races Of the older ladies' who have thus
l"f Deen constant attendants at the
meetings were noticeable for their alb
sence. 80
II was, in fact, young pcople', meat.
ing, and the distinguished preacher was
at his best.
ms text was Proverbs xxxi:lO-"who
can mud a virtuous womani for her price
IS far above rubles" As is usual with
Dr' Wharton. his first sentence was sue
hcient TO enlist the closest attention.
Said he; Il have often seen men. who
when asked what was the foundation Of
their success in life. have answered.
My success is due TO my Wife Oliver
Wendell Holmes said that In his close OBJ
seryation of men, he had seen success
follow the efforts of those who were
not POSSESSED Of much brain power or
intrinsic business ability, and in every
case 1t was The little woman at home
who had made them what they were.
such women We're In fact hpipmates
who, by their energy, perseverance, and
watchiulness contributed to the success
OF those men fortunate enuugh to have
such women for wives. Such wives
olden time, who spun the wool.
raised the children, and made home
a.jlarndise. The spinning wheel is rarely
seen ~ these recent days, as its place Il
now the purlor, relic of the good old
times when our grindmothcrs lived. Ii
IS a great mistake TO think that women
have not business ability; that they don't
know anything but how TO sweep their
parlors or get dinner, Such a woman
as the text refers to is industrious: does
not spend her time on some brainlcss
cONcOnh who is not worth powder aud
shot enough 10 kill him. She Is NOT one
who ENTHUSIASTICALLY thinks IL neces-
sary 10 make a showing OF her Christian
ity and PUSHES into the scheme of giving
charity ball, where, dressed In the most
expensive apparel, she throws away
money In the nume of charity. which
might and ought TO be devoted TO doing
good In this world. ] am reminded of
the story of a woman who. when asked
by II poor, freezing tramp To give him some
of her husbands cast-off clothes, said:
"Oh, dear, bless my soul, yes / must do
something for the lord;' aud after ran
sucking her clothes-press could fluid moth
ing more appropriate TO give the SILVER
ing, chnttering 0utcast than linen
buster and a straw hat
The suggestion Of the man was a mer.
TIED rehuke. standing IN the snow, with
the chilly wind blowing through his
ragged apparel, be- said, Madame. yoU
have forgotten the palm leaf fan that
ought to 90 with this outfit
=. A GOOD MANS WIFE
will be honorcd by reason Of her good
sense. There is no need for her to have
cards and other artificial and demoraliz-
ing means Of ADJUSTMENTS. She charms
by reason of her Intellectual gifts, and Is
never at loss for topic to entertain her
husband or her friends
III you want to be on Gods side, be In
dustrious, wise, knd-heartcd women and
as sure Us you live, he will reward aud
bless you. Some time ago ! went 10 see
one Of my nieces receive her dipiomn, aud
witnessed with pride and joy how she
yns rewarded for her efforts 10 attain
the education which 1t had been her
good fortune 10 acquire. A few hours
after she sat looking steadily in my
face, and tiually said Uncle, what can
| best do to be Of the most use in the
wordT" | gave tue matter thoughtful
consideration; gave her my honest
opinion, and ever since that day have
been impclled TO address the Young
ladies. because It is my hearts desire
that what | may say, may be of service
10 Won IN your after life | talk Us
brother would TO a sister, and II / say
some things that are possibly stated TOO
plaiuly. I hope you will take them ~
Inc spirit in which they are intended
Tme was when The young girls OF the
south were unfortunately compelled TO
depend upon relatives aud friends ior
tbrlr sppport. hut that is no longer neces-
sary. The d.r wien It ~ necessary LOT
a young lady TO
MAI,I,Y TO SECURE \ HOME
or position Is past Nowadays The young
man must he bright inieliigeni Wy
cauahle. or his sister will outstrip HIN
In fhn race Of life In the olden tines
a young girl had no avenue OF employ
mint eycent as a school teacher. Np",
Nv. 6njs of,pOriunity IN every branch OF
,,,n,nerti,l business. Young ladies' you |
need moi depend on anybeey lou w
make YOUR avn living 10 thousAll !
different ways IL Is unnecessary
,,s,.rs for home God .ils gwen fnH !
t,1a,,, and ability to care for yourself |
S.tvors arp lecetful Beauty 4 'ai,t
,rbsre K nothing trner than nus bllle
stafrlnpnt. Too many yohhs ElilS 'PtllgH |
sstt".. t;,,,. ui,ou dress: their ultininie el-
fort being 10 look wen ,,.,.,.
REAUqY IS BIT SKIN pEhfi
boneiy Is to the bone. Il Is q blessinE.
nj nrav yon do not lei u ~ aNl,
~ ,arir feef. A gih may possess w
charm OF beauty but u ia1rs "nl ~.