Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

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ihe spirit which has deseendei r spohv1'
mas only suggested silent deTotisn W" "a;
nov Two Q. the Oldest members ~ s ,hl
rslns rise and take each otb.rs, b.,.i
ana we know that Il h time IN do JIM
Quieuy We walk out. and Won ana IL
~ u.nohs tue tombsiones lpokin, fnr
Ine one where some one lars who l. ncer
~ ueur 10 US. And Cousin Dehorah
comes to rs, and with her ''' "a
SWEET THEBS" AND "THo1-sr
makes US feel g.ad that we have come
PACK TO worship with them once more
Anu as l stoop to gather A few green
leaves from u grave. she saws. "IIoW,
ni,iIpy must be those people who can 70
where their dear dead lie." And W.
INNS N tho sailor lrd: hut We say
nothing, And Cousin Deborah trlls "a
~ a quiet, Pleasant way Of tho wedding
lh1' she i going 20 during the week,
ana now glad she Is that she has been
uole 70 hem MI the fine h0ndkerehiefs
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eager That they may be used only 10
v-ipa away f,qrs of inv and ~, -,
that there will be great manv hopDy
weddings during the beautiful spring
days. And then we talk about liz being
the Resurrection day, and we hear from
O church near by the bells Ginning a
hymn of joy, and ] look up and am
alone.
DEAR QUAKER At WORSHIP.
Alone In the meeting house. No one
Is with me and I can't understand II
And then ! remember that | came down
here to the old place to wonshlp as INV
grandfather had, and that / have been
sitting here dreaming. There Is no it,
&c child and no gentle man: both Of
them have gone long ago. Cousin De-
borah and her saEor lad nre united. And
/ am waiting all alone for the Friends
to come In. for | have gotten here half
m hour too soon But It Is good
dream that ! have had 1t IS always
good for ms to remember Gradually the
congregation are coming in--the dear
gentle Friends who have taken the places
OF those who lived with me only half an
hour ago. And the Stiffness NJ worship
falls upon me. And, sitting there quiet
~. | can see how SO many hundred yea.s
ago the good tidugs came that Christ
had arisen; and feel sure that those
who loved and warshinel him met these
glad tidincs in quietness, and thanked
God In their hearts that death was no
more. And the women around me ap-
pear
and seem TO belong to a better word
than the one We all know; seem TO be
more fitted 10 welcome him who died
that we might live. than do those others
where there Is noise and confusion Sure
ly. think It must be good to be there
Friend, / ask Of you, you who perhaps
do not give much thought TO the worship
Of God, on this the resurrection day,
to offer him silent prayer, silent
thanksgiving and a silent promise. Be-
lieve me, II will mean much, very much,
to You. and much more 70 him Per
haps you prefer to worship some other
way. Thank God. that in the meeting
they are liberal enough TO allow every
man to worship God after his own fash
lon. They are more liberal than the
uubelievers. who say there is nothing
good but unhelief. Tam certain. though,
that on this Easter morn, you will find
quiet prayer closest 10 yonr heart
Sometimes we are afraid TO inter with
our lips what we think, and what We
hope for. but GOu, WIN ioohs lhlo Nt
heart, knows what Is there, and judges
of us by that. Say In your heart, MS
do today. 'God help us all wherever we
may be-" .,,
THE ErETNAb WORLD BEYOND.
And when that last great resurrection
ilay comes, give us courage TO stand be-
fore him, and. laying bare all our sins,
worship him forever and forever.
The whole world today knows that
we are celebrating the victory over
death, and what we must do besides u
10 gain the control over sin, 50 that we
can live and die as God would wish MS
10. But. especially, must we learn to
live. Ii Is not hard to die, my friend;
,bat IL only the end Of all things; but TO
live a good, pure, honest life, requires
a continual silent prayer for help. The
shirt moved me 10 write H. This little
Story OF an Eastern morn among the
yentle friends by her who has birth
tight in the meeting, where she IS known
as Barbara, but whom you CALI,
SECRET OF HEALTH.