Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-13

" ~. many hundreds of young men from
a,s.-.ut parts Of the Union and repre-
a...,ng almost every calling and profess
r.. IN life To them he specially address
IN. discourse this afternoon, the subject
s.,ar words With Young Men,"
FAYETTE, O.
p.xxprsp stR-we, the undersigned, being
..rr.., readers OF your sermons, especially re.
49,, Nat yor uso as n subject for some one Of
~, future sermons advice TO Young Men. T"
tssrs respectfully,
a MILor1, CHARLES T. RupnRr.
i. o. MILLoTT. n. Z. ELDER
III. snrRwooD. 8. J. ALTMAN.
Those sir young men, suppose, repre-.
AN, inuumenble young men who arc
.hout undertaking the battle OF life, and
mo have more interrogation points In
,hslr mind than any printers case ever
contalncd, or printers fingers ever set up.
mi fey people who have passed 30 years
Il sre are capable OF giving advice 10
youpg men. Too many begin their counsel
bv forgetting they ever were young men
themselves. November SHOWS do not I'M
Ssr.tand May time blossom week. Tho east
Wind never did understand the south wind.
Iutuinnal goldonrod makes a poor fist at
ieoturing about early yiolots. Generally
.itera man has rheumatism In his right
loot 10 Is not competent TO discuss juvenile
,i,stloity, Not one man out of q hundred
AN enlist and keep tho attention of the
Young after there Is bald spot on the
eranlum.
Iattended large meeting In Philadel-
mia assembled to discuss how the Young
Mons Christian association OF that city
might be made more attractive for young
p.opla when a man arose and made some
tureestions with such lugubrious tone OF
voice and manner that seemed TO deplore
that everything was going to ruin, whom
an old friend Of mine, at rs years as young
N feeling as any one at 30, arose and said,
HThat good brother who has just address
ID you will excuse me for saying that a
young man would no sooner go and spend
On evening among such funeroal tones Of
voice and funereal ideas Of religion which
that brother seems 90 havo adopted than
be would go md spend the evening in Lau-
rel Hill cemetery" And yet these young
men Of Ohio, and all young men, have u
right to ask those who have had many op-
portuntics Of studying this world and the
next world to give helpful suggestion as
70 what theories Of life one ought to adopt
and what dangers he ought 10 shun. At
isntion, young nonl
The First Step.
First, get your soul right. You SEQ,
that IA the most valuable part of you. II
Is tho most important room in your house.
It Is the parlor OF your entire nature. Put
the bast pictures on Its walls. Put the best
music under it's arches. 1t Is important to
have the kitchen right, and tho dining
nom right, and the cellar right, and all
the other rooms OF your nature right; but,
Oh, the parlor OF the soul DO particular
about the guests who enter It. Shut its
Doors in the faces of those who would de-
IDoll and pollutc It. There are princes and
kings who would like to come into it,
while there are assassins who would like
tocome out from behind its curtains, and
with silent foot attempt tho desperate and
nuTderous. Let the King come in. He
hnow at the door. Let mo be ushor TO
announee his arrival and introduce tho
King OF this world, the King Of all worlds,
ne King eternal, immortal, invisible.
Make room, Stand bHck. Clear the way.
BOW, knoel, worship the King Have him
once for your guest, and 1t does not make
much difference who comes or goes. Would
you have warranty against moral dis
s'ef and surety Of noble carecrY Read
least one chapter Of the Bible on your
khees every day OF your life.
The Second step.
Word the next; Have your body right.
How arc you" ! often say whom meet
.iflend OF mine in Brooklyn. He is over
~ and alert and vigorous, and very prom
,nsut IN tho law. His answer is ~ am
aymg on tho cpltal Of well spent youth"
un the contrary, there arc hundreds of
eou,ahas OF good people who nro suffer
ms lhe results of early sins The grace
v uou gives ono n new heart, but not
"" oouy David, the Psalmist, had TO
" guy Remember not tho sins of my
!.l.h' Let young man make his body
aWine closet, or rum jug, or whisky
So UT Deer BARREL and smoke poisoned
.4Iette' until his hand trembles, and he
'Mea under the eyes, and his checks fall |
~ anu then ut some church seek and find |
m1giOn Yet all the praying no can do |
~ not hinder the physical consequences
natural law fractured You six young
.ln ol Ohio and all the Young men take |
"e OF your eyes, those windows Of tho
~, Ihte caro- Of your ears and listen to |
n 'iat depraycs. Take care Of your |
NJ, M alu see MAS they utter no proCanitios. !
,sS eafe OF your nerves by enough sleep |
/, s,Vluihg unhealthy cxcltemcnts, and |
A'us outdoor exercise, whether by |
,,e NS' aAa'e or horseback, lawn tennis or !
mi 'a ang bicycle, If you sit upright /
lnsalD not Join thnt throng OF several |
,,,iu thousands who by tho wheel are |
sS,N"lng crooked backs, and crnmpcd |
a., anu deformed bodies, rapidly COM
isd u,Mn toward all fours and the atii-
NJ, ", \. tle he'ssts that perish Anything |
/, M pehas body mind or soul to the earth /
h neA,1hy Oh, II is a grand thing to |
"a r ~ eut do not depend ON pharmacy
Nm "s doctors TO make You well. STAY
rA head John Toll's Mammal md |
a. '' 1a9 Physiology and everything Won
s,a your hands on about mnstication
~ s'Ntion and assimilation. Whore
tnd N une healthy man or woman you
~. y nAii dead. From my own txperi-
pA 80. sth testify that being a tlisciplo OF
solrs uluaslum, many time lust before
- INC parallel bars and punching
n,ss anu pullie5 and weights i thnnght
49,. was about taking possession az SO.
~ and tho church ana die world INIT
pallps ~ 1ur % climbing and lifting and
u tbs,. icy lko fastening home so as to
hts when tho millennium set in.
h. tha, ssgl stout run. every day. and
n "aol'' which have kept up since
Nanp,i ans read the Aforesaid Todd's
hlng .AoFe fecupcration than in any.
tsed al those SIX mon Of Ohio will
relv6, Possible noFve, and MI possible
uphen, bs -nu ali possible muscular deyel-