The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-30
Magnitude In Order.

Mr.. William Charles Wolf, the author,
has placed on our desk work with the
above title, issued from the Dallas HERALD
presses with the above title.
It is thesis upon national, stat
and county order, on the following bases
the naturalization Of the human family
made simple and complete; crime pre-
vented; congress of nations and no more
war: an international university with cos
mopolitan language; the telegraph snd the
telephone connected with the postal de-
partment and United States z. o.
banks; no more Adulterated goods; debts
collected with certainty, etc, etc.
Starting out with the census law the au-
thor proposes the following novel aud re.
markable pian: ave want the amended
law TO provide that ali the states and terri
tories be arranged in al phabetical order and
then numbered Mex, thecounties in each
state and territory must be arranged IN like
alphabetical order and numbered. linen
each county will be sub-divided into pre-
cincts and numbered. Now, after the CEN
sus is taken 10 each precinct in alphabetical
order. each individual will be numbered.
This then presents 10 you nstion OF 5O.-
OOO. 600 people in perfect order; This ar,
rangement would give us on the roll OF
etc. The counties won d be numbered IN
the same order. No. 1, 2, etc. Wards IN
cities would take the name OF precincts ana
ali known BY their number. The number
on the left OF the individuals name in the
same order would complete bis set OF num-
beers which would distinguish him rom any
and every person In the nation on the BOOKS
To illustrate, suppose at the time the CEN
sus is taken YOU are domiciled In precinct
No. 5 iu Dallas county, Texas. We WILL
saw Texas il No 30 90 the roll OF states and
DslIas county No 50, and In your precinct
roll you are No. IT'S Then your legal num-
bers land tr .de-msrkl would be 5Z-Ss-5-lf5.
In our arrangement for taking the census
Of the United States, there are certain
70 each individual. which goes 70 his iden-
u6catiOn. For instance. We want 70 know
when and where born; bis height and aver
age weight; the mpleriOn; color OF bslr
and eyes; the kind OF face. nose, NOUN
and teeth. Next. some permanent ana
distinctive mark about the fsce, neck, bead,
hands and arms. his occupstiOn.C Then tOr
the benefit Of himself fsOmetimes1, and the
commercial world (0it-ntirnesl, We want
fret the assessed valuation OF bis realty;
.--Ond. the as-essed vEiustiOn q his per
sousiity and third. the excess Of his credits
ever his debts, or vice versa"
Some Of the idess are quite radical; ioI
insfsnoe. the author CONTENDS thet Doih lnt
rrsctices Of law aud medicine need some
rsio-m. Neither the lawyer nor doctor
sh0uld Be allowed 70 collect any Zee unless
I hpnsfri.l services havs been ren-
Idlrsd. in 0fner words, thst The
rurr nav the doCirr IT he
I feeus him IN hsslth. and TIE doctor pay TIE
ruar uhen the lefter rtfs ca TINS ~
urrps. would rive IN impetus % hygiene.
and ths d1ctnr's tine would BE more oecu-
uied in trying 20 rreserEe heAitni tnl ln
a.li-s~5rv ~. NE. rrfhar than in writing
ASHTON. - r-r-r-itti0ns. wisely feeling TIE
rIrirs boxing 81 the tuuEus. u ne Ean
d. the dor Should rsf ~ Zee etc- -,
30. wifh ne lsryef. When Csc = insi'
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