Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-01

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s CLAN q part Is s..,.
only a smell rem a.
acteristIc Of the n ,'na.i y ~
whom II came. Nv ",
are from the port,as's.. io|ltf|i, 1.
No Quaker OF siID1s.. y y
a .lSnsd worship Of thIs ~ N ~
n,ao lived. to give a VOTE " y. ~ s
| oI NO food Or lodeinrrr Nh .s's
Quaker, Adamlte Of AN, ,s.ll s,s.,
II any person / turn Il s, =
oanished and not so " sy..ls x
upon pain Of death y ~. 4
No priest shall AKA.
lie shall be baulsheds . "
one without a VARIANT '' % WI
No one TO cross ! w,
thorized ferrymap. i''et es!sa.
NO one shall run nm :. N
walk walk 10 his earden 4 d Y is.las
rev ', y TO and fro n J, s,',sa. a Il
no NO one shall travel l., cS SS'l \
neds, sweep house, cas sS ~ IlllIi
the Sabbath day. - 0aliei s.'''
{. No woman shall kiss i.
Sabbath or fasting Az Az nei 'Alia
The Sabbath shall tx XII.
Saturday. 'egm 1t ~.
To pick an car ~
neighbours garden shaI, nv, \. gasA
A person accused ~ e osc,i 4
night shall be adiudpea S ns'l'a
clear himself by hIs s os,I s'0g "A.
When It appears that n
confederates, and he rs,e y ''iss
them, he may be rackss W. =
No one shall buy Or SEN ~.
permission OF the selee n. la'a
A drunkard shall 6 S,'g'.
pointed by the selectmss' ! ~
bar hum from the llbsrt, y a1
selling. y q MA
Who ever publishes d II, Il.
dice Of his neighbors sS n y
stocks or be whipped flflsSa 4.
No minister shall Keen ! N q
Men-stealers shall suite, s S'.,.
Whoever wears clothes , s
goid, silver or bone lace abs,' n.
iings by the yard shall Il ~, '''. v
the grand jurors and The s.i..,
tax the offender at eSOO ~,
A debtor IN prison, sws s.
estate, shall be let out and
satisfaction. n
Whoever sets a Gre in 81,
II burns a house, shall suH' N
persons suspected Of thIsn,
Imprisoned without beneal
Whoever brings cards 3, N.
dominion shall pay a tlae a 4
No one shall read commou \,
CHRISTMAS or saintdass, nla
pies, dance, play cards OF rIsI i &
strument CT music except IL \,
pet and iew's.harp. n
No gospel minister shan ioIs 4.
marriage; the Magistrates nj, " y
In marriage, as they MAY d0l n
scandal to Christ's church.
When parents refuse theli esIi,s
venient marriages the m,eI,nS
determine the point.
The selectmen on fudlne cbglnf
norant may take them awsg Iles
parents and put them into beIla
II the expense Of their parents.
A man that strikes bis vile sh,n
aue OF fl0; q woman who sldI5k
husband shall be punlsheduR.l
directs.
A vile shall be deemed good sFI
against her husband.
No man shall court a maid Ii N
or by letter, without first OBTAINED
sent of her parents; e. penalty
first offense, fl0 for the second, q
the third imprisonment during b +
ure OF the court.
Married persons must live togs
be imprisoned.
Every male shall have BIZ 4
round according TO q cap.
OF such sort were the laws nidl +
people of New Haven previous q &
corporation with Saybrook sd nre
colonies by the charter, Thg coz
| vast multitude. and were very .
-ermed Blue laws, | e. hloody ~
hey were all ssnctined via
nunicati0n, conAscaticn, nntA
nent, whlppings, cutting o. Y
burning the tongue and death.
With respect to the epiihsl pls
ieve the writer is mistaken WAsl
plains it by bloody, or, at leass
whatever sense 1t was or = -
he laws of New Haven It's org
BORT was no more than PiasDI'.
Puritan. 1t appears 70 hllS
isec in Scotland, where Il ofg''s'