Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
4 DAY OF RESURRECTION
!, blessed Redeemer's Tri-
umph over Death.
rstPrUI WHOLESOME PEOPLE.
!. ,hc Friend, Celebrates Easter
sunday with the Gentle ouak-
,rs : A worldly Quaker
Girls Memories.

~ cur regular correspondent.
x,s York, March 20.--How did II
I. 10 you last yeRr--this resurrection
n Did you greet it with beautiful
4 lovely flowers and much Joy? Or
4 m come to you, as to me, with that
4 IA quietness which means worship
,,pder if you feel, as l do, that still
! must be the tribute paid to great
4 AZ, If you have a sense of horror
noise, even If it be sweet one,
i ,rpanies a great pleasure or a great
4 "a Do you see and comprehend the
4 ..ate beauty Of silence. Somebody
4 Dat there are people who are born
A ,joy and to suffer quietly. And be
4 ms friend, that these are the peo-
n M feel everything intensely.
&syuce is worship. You know this
4 you enter great lofty cathedral.
4 Impressed by Its magnilicence and
\ nllness. you fall on your knees and
II 70 God In his greatness TO think Of
II llttleness. And the same feeling
4 TO you when you go into the plain,
tsorated house where the Friends
a to worship God in perfect quiet,
a ling only when the spirit descends
"A them, telling them TO arise and say
" which would be good for another to
: ZEN ALL NATURE REAwAKENs
vas Easter Day. The crocusses,
,ansbine Of the earth, had come up
Ia little graveyard that was around
neeting house, and as | walked up
n Ae door they seemed to be nodding a
4 q greeting, and reminded me that
Il ~ came out Of the dark, deep earth,
II my golden spot would come when
hys seemed blacklist. Past the
rrs, up the steps and into the meet
Il house | went. There was no car
" "a the floor. no cushions on the
u, but in this congregation there
n % poor, for the rich look after
q, and the money given TO the meet.
Fl tynt, not to buy soft seats or velvet
tns but 10 help those who needed
VI to help them so quietly and so
v. tit only the few whose business il
IN D attend to the distribution Of ii
+ nr 4 the old people who were cared
III. 4 The children who were educated,
Il tho helping hand given to those
70 nd little, so that they might
K iak able 10 help themselves and
nm "a That's charity. There are
n D Ink cymbals. There Is no plate
4 hIldJ All in which the rich man may
" DIV aN piece and the poor man look
liaiiw hcause he has nothing. but az
e q inps time he who can give. gives
,.alt md sends II 10 those tried and
10 men who care for the others and
n how just what TO do with every
d 2 cren TO the right cause.
VI hkRE RICH AND POOR ARE
N ONE.
eHe together, the rich and the poor.
sats are alike, and they are not
iM On Easter day 1t seems as If
N Aenee which Is a tribute to the Al.
~ God, has come to the meeting.
N inl settled upon the congregation.
re sit quietly and think. And our
~ up before Us and We long to do
a and We mean to Try TO. Aud after
different sentences seem to come
:. mind, Ii Is the day of the Res
4 .tdn. And the sea viii give Us lis
4 ini we viii all stand before the
zent seat, and God Almighty will
q Ike open books. When thu time
do you think there will be any
N No; q great stiffness viii come
81 De earth. and you and / will have
t,fror of appearing before al the
" burdened with our sins, than We
a b stand alone In the presence of
Ifsat King, answering to Htn for
a AL He has given us. / raise my
nj look at The face of the gentle
IL y lust beside me. She has reached
q ~ when. II she were woman of
4 y0id, she would be called Cd; but
Z, Is, she can never be that. Her
N ~ clpar. her skin is soft and white
M De closely fitting little bonnet Of
N fiimes her face as If It We're some
" an aureole. The soft gray silk
Ia plain,y made, Il the only one that
Il MD connect with her, md as you
~ at her and see the bllssful look
II hf face, again the words come TO
II 1And these shall Five up It's
IL And you remember. as do, that
n q Deborah loves to help dress the
"A u hide, loves to do some OF the line
~ % her dainty linen, and IL never
IA fw as when she can be the Inst
hre her blessing before she
~ Ter vow Of love to the man she
,,sen for her husband. And then
eenf5er, as / do, that ever so
.4hm back, Cousin Deborah loved
~ = y loved. An her rousseau was
IN " n she was to be married TO her
hrer when the ship came back.
nsver did. She has lived all her
p bringing happiness wherever she
"A con,6ing those who are wretched
~ own sweet and gentle. manner,
uiy waiting for the day, nut wait
n 7. ne Saints do. by working, for the
ave up it's dead.
j n notice. as / do, pretty girl who
t1Az beside her mother, the molher
THE QUAINT. QUAKER GARB,
iae daughter In the dress Of the
y There rs gentle consideration for
and because Of her youth. much Is
|t,ea her But on a day Ike this,
us she must leave everybody else
N ~ne back and worship in stiffness
y Old meeting house Nobody mas
'nyhing but the tears are running
n /, Der cheeks. and you and | can be
sure that the old-time place IS re-
VA. ~ vi Alt
AID wrong. and is suggesting 70
Wat she has left undone, as well
T. 'a.t she has done.
ne other side. among the men,
" rlue-faced man. tan and dignihedi'
is Just beside him a gin child.
ssaom an entire household could not
v, ont who, IL she could take grand
hand and go to the meeting
I'm. would be as still as possible.
~ up in his face for Ions tune,
e something, then is lifted on his
' Us her head against his a.onlder
~ 10 sleep. And you and
M on, wonder If the child will
We as beautiful as that Of the
=. surely his children can rise up
~ ~, him blessed. for he knew his
~ ail Y; fe was loving and kind
~ He msdA gentle considera-
u Aeynote Of his life and each one
ne near him loved him.
mt CONSFOR AFnFD pIIND