Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

nearer lutN lOlhIt ANiuNlIyN
o my King my Christ, Ny iomcl
frank L. stanton IN Songs u Day
IN BRIEF.
Brought nearer to Him are We whoa
we can be judged by the wholencss Of
our conduct and tho judgment b rem
dered IN the words. "Wel done" Nearer
to Him arc we when our love roee out
10 all our kind and manifcsIs itself In
words and deeds Of Kindness to fellow
mortals. Nearer TO Him whcn We seek
that enlargement Of life which enables US
to appreciate greatness Of character or
achievement which hes outside the linitn-
tiouH and restrictions which wh'I lH
called society has placed. Ncarcr 70 HIN
when we smell the sweet odom OF the
alabaster box. although sinner has
poured out the precious ointment
Nearer to Him Mhen we give 4at iof9
and sympathy which even the YileSt und
most wreuqiod crave, and nearer 60 Him
when we hush the voice OF slnnlef uy
saying Neither do L condemn Aeei 80
and TN no more.
thee"
In one of the late issues VI Iiuell'N
Living Ago there are two articles taken
from English periodicals ON iAe muiuh
duties of mothers ana dtneltcH, W 20
be more specific the hrt article de.ls
with tho wrongs uf daughters and inc
lacl. Of wisdom Ia modern molhcht morn
especially English mothers The SECOND
"a a sprisHly dialogue Va which Madame
dca DeuN Mondos, her dnuglilw, ana uu
English mother and her daughlor discuss
the mutunl obligation Of mother ud
daughter.
While much of the discussion docs Got
bear upon tho American danghtcr who,
they agree ln thinking, has too much
liberty, nor upon the American MOTHER
who they deem too often q creature vi
hor daushtccs caprice, still there are
thoughts brought Ont which are not IT.
relevant to family conditions IN Ameri-
can homes
As girl approaches maturity every
mother should utke cofmznncn of the
mysterious development that y going ON,
mad be quick to recognize Psychological
CAUSES as productive OF as many effects ne
There are differences in iudlylduaH. Then
and long before the mother should have
lhc confidence Of her daughter, and APP
preciale a desire on ne part Of ihe
girl for the exercise of individuality.
said young girl 20 me one day, ~ want
my ovl expcrlWicoH,' and She voiced
the feeding in most young people, who
often wrlihc under an excess ot good
counsel, ,fhe first and tho ono thing
for mother 20 know " the nature of hVr
daughter which by some unknown law
0f heredlh mud have como 10 her from
remote ancestry. and for which che h no
more responsible than for the color Of her
hair aud Dyes. All girls cannot alike
walk The straight, narrow pnth c0nvcn.
tionanty prtHeribcs, nni n discornipr
another will w auch cnsra attempt no
more than TO ruilo gently che llrhi bark
amid tiir rnpidA and thn r,glca nnil tberg
Is safe gnciornge or smooth current IL
u too often the caHr That dnughters ara
IN leading strings until thcy mnrry and
ofton these are handed over 10 I'M
husband, who wonders WY women M,
go ny prepared for the marriage mr.,
fession, This word n usel ndvlrediy
women should 30 rofard marrlnge. md
mothers have thh indictment To- uleot m, N
they do not train thoir girls from 10 "a
u for the position the majority Of thC
sex aspire 10 occupy.
should be real frlendship, plenty Of that
love which castelh ont fear ana n,
willingness to lct Tho rirl nayc nor Gov
periOnccs" even n Inc hnyini, does ma,