Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

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xoc 4.-Rov. Or. Talmage,
b1 Y 20 nearing tho close Of his gioho
q e., ! 4 ,o,,r and win shortly reach Amer.
I''nu ,'s.,. hss selected as tho subject OF
p ~ ~ ,ey,uaa through the press Vic
t'ay PAIN tic text chosen being
y III ,''io,, III. 4, "Neither shall there DO
4 rion psin 49, 800, -. ,rhan
~ .,ael5 your rsidrnco TO any city
wv ~. y :, 4, tir hoaltli Of tho PLACED Is 1t
v ~ I4s-riblc dlsordcrsy What arc tho
49, ~ r,,-r,sllisf What Is the death rates
y. a XIX, Il. ,ises the thermometer And
w ~. ~, rss65nablc IN asking. What arc
/. ..nI,arr conditions OF tic heavenly
Y .s ,rt witch we all hope 70 mover Ny
Y new. ar.wers {. by saglug, Neither shall
~ l1 any moN pam
E r,.,, rcjnark, thnrc Will he no pain OF
'.-.,1,p.incnt IN heaven. II could put
v. .i,,,,r,, at what you anticipated OF life
n ", barnn It beside the picture OF
n. ,oa lave realized, I would nnd a
u, 5aicraca Y0n have stumbled upon
J, 5iappclntmenis. Perhaps you e2-
IA rlrlrs. md you have worked hard
a n rain thcm. Nou have planned
s,rorrigd mud persisted until your
b ,r,re worn and your brain was
t.s.,t aad YOUR heart fnintod, and at the
,.,,hi. long strife. with misfortune you
[ittat Il You hayo not boon positively
|s,-fd ii has Seen u drawn battle. Il IS
lnre mad tuysle, this year losing what
-siaca Lass, financial uncertainties
IN, ;oy.n faster than you build. For
~ 20 or 30 years you have been run
r,Tur craft Straight into tho teeth of
nnd.
,.nent YoGr children, upon whose
-nilon you luylshcd your hard earned
Irns hive rot turned out as expected.
I1sl,bslaudlng al your couusels and
IIss and painstaking they will not do
m sl,ny a good father has Ind bad
Absalom trod on David's heart
n, aothor never imagined oil this as 20
u years ugo she sat by that chiid's era
No More Blasted Hopes.
repr life has been a chapter of dlsap-
Iir,noats but come with me, and Twill
IN you different scene. BY Gods
H. entering the ether city you will
III again have blasted hope. The
4 nhIiant Of expectations WIFI not
III ne realization. Coming to tho top
one Hill Of JOY, there will be other
|drhts Rising upon the vision. This song
transport will but lift you TO higher un-
I'm. Inc sweetest choral but prelude
uoro tremendous hgr'Sony, NIL things
snrr than you had nntlcipated-tho robe
|Aer, the crown brighter, tho temple
ti-der, the ihrouR mishter.
Further, remark, there Will be no pain
veahness. It may be many hours since
Ia cult work, hut many of you arc un-
faed, some from overwork, and some
mi dizziness Of trade tho latter more ex.
busting than the former Your ankles
1h1, your spirits flag; you want rest. Are
Csc wheels always to turn, these shut
u to ly, these axes to how, these shavels
deve, these pens to 1y, these books to
po.tcd, those goods to bo soldi
H Al, tho great holiday upproachcsl No
3ac curse Of taskmnstprs; no more stoop-
. n until the back aches; no more oalculn-
Ion until the brain is bewildered; no more
Aln; no more carpentry, for tho mansions
b all built, no moro masonry, for the
|alls are allicared; no more diamond cut
Fng for the gems arc all set; no more
bld beating. for the CROWNS are all com
Reted; no moro agriculture, for the har-
us are spontaneous.
Further there wilf'be no moro pain or
fSaty. Ills a hard thing to be really
q 10 have your coat wear out and no
~ to get another, to have your lour
M empty and nothing to buy bread
4 y iqr your children, TO live In an UNI
ftiiy row and no means 20 change your
'alalion, to have your child sick with
n Y mysterious disease and not be able
Hcnic eminent medical ability, to havo
4 G. laughter begin the world and you
have anything 10 help them in start
4 win mind capable OF research and
q eoniemplaion TO be pcrpetually fixed
A questions OF more livelihood.
feeI Try 70 throw n Toinance about the
q mans cot but there is no romance
ou \. Poverty is hard, cruel, unrelont-
u but Lazarus walked up without his
sand his diseases, and so all Of Christ's
y wake up at last without any Of their
s4l,antsgcs--no alInshouscs, for they
dl princess no rents to pay, for the
'athee Is gratuitous; no garments to
n, iof tho robes arc dlvincly fashioned;
ssae IN church Tor poor folks, but
saal! among temple worshipers; no
- no hard erusts; no insufficient up.
~ They shall hunger no more, mel.
4 IN ullrst any moro, neither shall the sun
"a On them nor any heat" No more
No Faroweiis.
aui'her, there will DO no pain Of part
4 an these associations must some
y eieas up We clasp hands and walk
s.'net and talk and laugh and weep to.
WI butwc must after awhile separate.
{r y, grave win DO in ono place, mino in
ssa1. We look each other full In tho
NJ inc last time, We will be sitting
W. some evening or walking together
rs uAyi and nothing will be unusual In
-ppthranne or cur conversation, but
. Knows that it is tho last time, and
'ssngers from eternity on their errand
~ H. y away know It Is tho last time,
n heaven, whcro they make ready for
3 ,,'s i'u spirits, they know it is the
mi ~, ~ long agony Of earthly separa.
i ,S,,s ~ y y awful 10 stand In your nursery
4 6jls ins 1eatl back from tho couch Of your
X i, lau 'fy to hold fast tho LITTLE one and
IA ~ ~ s1 ~ tiue that he is getting weaker
\ az w ofeeth Is shorter, and make cutlery
y H. % heip us and to tho doctors to
M, r.,A . aiiu sec tits Of no avail, and thon
I'M. ~. mat his spirit is gone. nnd that
"A ~ nothing lett but tho caskot that
4 a, rs .ewei anu that In two or threo
4 n NV must even put that away and
So,. .'9and ahout the house and flnd Il
I a ~, sometimes feeling rebelllous and